PARA CONSTRUCCION. PARA COMENTARIOS. T2011 [EJECUTO: GD. BI 12-01-01 JOMITENTE, PETROBRAS- BOLIVIA PROYECTO: SAN ALBERTO GAS PLANT ESPECIFICACION TECNICA DE CANERIAS EsTe_pocuMENTO_coNTIENE [DOCUMENTO N= R Deine. ehnesas Y 80 3029-00-P-ET-0001 TOTAL © BARGUL Si wuESTeA [REEMPLAZA A OIA: + 60 111 Aemosacion EscRITA ESTA | 3022-02-P-£T-0002 ie fetal eetENGINEERING STANDARD Date: April 1981 Rev.: 6, September 1996 ot PIPING DESIGN Page 1 of 18 TABI 10 SCOPE 2.0 CODES AND STANDARDS 3.0 DESIGN PRESSURE. 4.0 DESIGN TEMPERATURE 5.0 BASIS OF DESIGN 6.0 ARRANGEMENT 7.0 CLEARANCES 8.0 FITTINGS AND FLANGES 9.0 BRANCH CONNECTIONS 10.0 VENTS, DRAINS AND SAMPLE CONNECTIONS 11.0 BENDS AND REDUCERS 12.0 VALVING 13.0 SUPPORTS AND ANCHORS 14.0 PIPING AT EQUIPMENT 19.0 PIPING AT INSTRUMENTS 16.0 STBAM LINES 17.0 WATER LINES 18.0 AIR LINES 19.0 DRAINAGE AND SEWERS (WHEN PROVIDED) 20.0 STANDARD BOLT DIMENSIONS CHARTS REVISION STATUS. REV. | DATE | PAGENO. | AUTHORIZATION REMARKS/PARAGRAPH NO. o | 04st ALL INITIAL ISSUE 1 06186 ALL REISSUED - GENERAL REVISION 2 01/90 ALL REISSUED - GENERAL REVISION; ADDED "TABLE OF CONTENTS" AND PAGE NUMBERS. 3 07/92 910 REVISED PARAGRAPH 17.2, 17.65 ADDED SECTION 18.0 4 08/92 Lwo GR ADDED NEW PAGE 5 AND 7 TO. CHART REFERENCED IN SECTION 8/31/92 _| _8/28/92_| 18.0; CHANGED OTHER PAGE NOS. 5 07193 ALL LWO GR GENERAL REVISION 816/93 816193, 6 | 09196 ALL GENERAL REVISION1.0 ALCANCE 1.1 El propésito de esta especificacién es presentar los standard de ingenieria de caierias a ser aplicados por SADE-SKANSKA en el proyecto SAGAP. 2.0 GONTENIDO : 24 Es-601 ENGINEERING STD REV6 PAG 18 22 S-605 PIPING MATERIAL REV 10 PAGS 23 8.608 VALVE STD REY 10~RAG 28 2.4 PIPING MATERIAL SPECIFICATION PAG 85 Especificacion Clase Especificacion Clase Revision AOA 1258 FE AOB 1268 FF BOA 1258 FF BIA 1508 RF BIB 1508 RF BIC 150 RF BIE 150H RF BIF 1508 RF BIG 150# RE BIH 1508 RF 3B 3008 RF Bsc 3008 RF BaD 3008 RF BE 3008 RF BA 6008 RF eB 6008 RF BEC. 6008 RF 15008 RTS 900% RTS 9008 RTS 1508 RE 25008 RTS 300% RE 3008 RF 600% RF 6008 RF 4508 RE 3008 RF 00H RF 150# RF 1508 RF 150# RF 3008 RF 600% RF ‘900% RF 150 RE 300% RF 49004 30081 180HRE 1 80083 300#RF 1 ‘80088 1 ‘80089 1 800888 0 800898 2 Por ° 200/18 ° ‘826868 0 ‘826898 S00RRTS 5 82608A eooeRF / 4 826418 asoane J 4 0 4 bh ae cUwceeon Gre NeErOaNRaNOaN i 3 ESPECIFICACIONES TECNICAS DE CANERIAS Hoja N° 2 de 141ENGINEERING STANDARD 601 Date: April 1981 PIPING DESIGN Rev.: 6, September 1996 Page 2 of 18, 10 SCOPE 20 3.0 LL The intent of this standard is to define the general requirements for the mechanical design and installation of process and utility piping systems. The specific piping systems shall be defined on the project flow diagrams. 1.2 Any data pertaining to specific project design information shall be included in the General Project Specification and shall become a part ofthis standard. 1.3. Incase of a conflict between this standard and the General Project Specification, the Specification shall govern. CODES AND STANDARDS 2.1 All piping systems and components shall, where applicable, conform to the requirements specified by the latest revisions of the following codes: 24d ASME B31-1 Standard Code for Power Piping. 212 ASME BB1.3 Standard Code for Pressure Piping - Process Piping, 213 ASME B31.4 Liquid Petroleum Transportation Piping Systems, 24 ASME B31.8 Gas Transmission and Distribution Piping Systems. 21.5 ANSI Standards of Piping Components Dimensions and Pressure-Temperature Ratings. 216 ASTM Standards for Materials. 247 NACE MR-O1-75 Sulfide Stress Cracking Resistant Metallic Material for Oil Field Equipment, 218 API 1104 Specification for Welding Pipelines and Related Facilities. 2.2. ‘The requirements of ASME, ANSI and API codes as stated above shall be considered minimum requirements. Modifications for local government regulations, rules and codes shall be made only if they exceed the ANSI or API codes as above. DESIGN PRESSURE, 3.1 The design pressure for each line shall be determined by adding a safety factor to the maximum ‘anticipated operating pressure. The safety factor shall be the greater of 30 psi or 10% of the maximum anticipated operating pressure. 3.2. The design pressure for each line shall be listed on the Pipeline Schedule.ENGINEERING STANDARD 01 Date: April 1981 PIPING DESIGN Rev. 6, September 1996 Page 3 of 18 4.0 DESIGN TEMPERATURE 4.1 ‘The design temperature for each line shall be determined by adding 50 F to.the maximum anticipated operating temperature. 4.2 The design temperature for each line shall be listed on the Pipeline Schedule. 5.0 BASIS OF DESIGN 5.1 Pipes sizes smaller than 1/2" shall not be used except for instrumentation and steam tracing. 5.2 Carbon steel pipe sizes 1-1/4", 2-1/2", 5", 7", 9°, etc., shall not be used except for connecting to equipment. 5.3. All lines shall be provided with suitable vents and drains per Paragraph 8.1 5.4 Line blinds, either reversible or non-reversible, for isolating systems shall be provided only as shown on flow diagrams. 5.5 In general, where a specification break occurs between two connecting lines, the higher specification shall include the fist block, check or relief valve on the lower specification line. ‘This requirement may be omitted in special circumstances with approval of the Project Engineer, 5,6 Ingeneral, where alloy is used on a line, any connecting lines shall be alloy to and including the first block, check or relief valve. ‘This requirement may be omitted in special circumstances with approval of the Project Engineer. 5.7 On lines containing moving catalyst the solid wedge 0.5. & Y. gate valve shall be used for large sizes with provision for tap on bottom and top for aeration. - 5.8 Globe valves shall be used only where throttling is required. 5.9 Gate valves or ball valves, special for purpose, with body tapped between seats and bleeder valve attached shall be used where danger of contamination exists. In lines with severe service conditions, double block valves with bleeder valves may be required, and if so shall be indicated on the flow diagrams. 5.10 When required by the scope of supply, service connections for air, steam or water shall be located 0 that areas to be served can be reached with a fifty foot hose. If more than one of these utilities is required for the same area, they shall be grouped together when practical. 6.0 6.1 Piping shall be routed to provide a neat and economical layout, using the materials as called for in the individual line specifications, 6.2 Expansion loops or other approved means shall be used to prevent excessive stresses in piping and bolting due to expansion, Cold spring is not acceptable to reduce stresses but may be used to. minimize deflection and nozzle loadsENGINEERING STANDARD 601 Date: April 1981 PIPING DESIGN Rey. 6, September 1996 Page 4 of 18 6.0 7.0 8.0 90 ARRANGEMENT (Continued) 63 64 65 Valve manifolds and control valves shall be accessible from grade, 2 platform or stairway. Other valves as designated by Process Engineering shall be accessible in the same manner, For pipeways, either elevated or at a grade, sufficient clearance shall be allowed between lines 10 permit ready access for removal and/or repait and in no instance shall there be less than 1/2” between a pipe and the outside of the largest flange, fitting or insulation in the adjoining pipe spacing. Multilevel pipeway crossings or inrersections shall be run at alternating levels of 1'-3", wninimom, All Tines insulated for heat conservation shall have 4" minimum high shoes where supported by steel, Insulation shall be considered when determining pipe spacing. (CLEARANCES 7A 72 EITTINGS At 8.1 8.2 83 Pipe supports shall be designed to maintain the following minimum clearances (vertical): MINIMUM. PREFERRED ra 1g Grade Piping 1 Over Yard Area 9 Inside Buildings or Process Area T Above Platforms 7.0" 16" Railroads In accordance with local requirements. ‘Access Roads - ISBL 12-0" 14.0" Plant Roads - OSBL. 14-0" 16-0" The minimum horizontal walkway clearance between piping and mechanical equipment (pumps, turbines, compressors, motors, etc.) shall be 2'-6" FLANGES Welded end closures shall be welding caps or heads on all process lines and in other services at pressures over 15 psig, with exception of catalyst aeration lines which shall be threaded or flanged. ‘Whenever flat face cast jron flanged fittings, valves or equipment nozzles are used in utilities piping, the steel companion flanges shall be flat face and full face gaskets shall be used. Raised face compenion flanges may be used against flat face equipment nozzles if the nozzle is of steel construction. Flanges welded directly to buttwetd pipe fittings shall be welding neck type. Slip on flanges shall not be welded directly to fitings BRANCH CONNECTIONS ou Branch connections in general, shall be as shown as in ES-605, Paragraph 6.0.ENGINEERING STANDARD 01 Date: April 1981 PIPING DESIGN Rev.: 6, September 1996 Page 5 of 18 9.0 BRANCH CONNECTIONS (Continued) 9.2 Where catalyst carrying branches enter a line, they shall be brought in on a lateral, preterably with lateral in vertical position, 10.0 VENTS, DRAINS AND SAMPLE CONNECTIONS 10.1 All process piping shall be provided with 3/4” (min.) vents (plugged, no valves) at high points. All piping shall be provided with 3/4" (min.) drains (valved and plugged) at the low points. The drain valve is to be line specification. Lines venting or draining into equipment shall not require additional vents and drains. Air lines shall not require vents 10.2 Sample connections shall be 3/4" (mvin.) and shall preferably be made in the side of the lin. 11.0 BENDS AND REDUCERS IL Shop and field fabricated piping shall normally be designed with 90 long radius welding elbows. Long radius bends may be used if justified by economics. A short radius ell or bend shall be used only when required for clearance. 11.2 In socket welded piping, reduction in line size shall be made by socket weld reducing tee or swage. ‘A socket weld insert may be used if space is limited, 11.3 Inthreaded piping, reduction in line size shall be made by reducing tee or swage. With non-flowing conditions, a steel hex head bushing may be used, but should be minimized. In no case shall a bushing be used for a one-line size reduction. 11.4 Reduction in pump suction lines shall be with eccentric reducers and shall be flat side up. 11,5. Welded mitre bends, with a maximum angle of 30E per segment may be used in water, drain and vent fines in all sizes where maximum operating pressure and temperature do not exceed 100 psig ‘and 200EF respectively. 12.0 YALVING 12.1 The preferred orientation of valves is with the stems above horizontal. 12.2 Frequently operated valves more than 7’-0" to bottom of handwheel above pavement or platforms shall be provided with chain wheels. Operating valves in uenches shall be kept to a minimum. If chain wheels are used on threaded valves, the valve to pipe connections must be backwelded or otherwise fastened to prevent rotation. 13.0 SUPPORTS AND ANCHORS 13.1 All piping shall be adequately supported by means of hangers ot supports of proper structural design. Provision shall be made for suitable anchorage to prevent undue movement caused either by expansion or by vibration,ENGINEERING STANDARD 601 Date: April 1981 PIPING DESIGN Rev.: 6, September 1996 Page 6 of 18, 13.0 SUPPORTS AND ANCHORS (Continued) 140 13.2 33 13.4 13.5 ‘Compressor piping shall be arranged, designed and supported to minimize vibration and to prevent oversiress due to thermal expansion, Pulsation bottles shall be installed on reviprocating compressors as required, (Overhead lines shall be carried directly on supports or suspended by hangers from supports. Piping entering vessels shall preferably be supported from brackets attached to the vessel rather than to the steel work, In general, all piping shall be supported on structural brackets rather than hung with rods. In general, piping at all equipment shall be supported so that equipment, valves, ete., can be readily removed without further supporting the piping and with minimum dismantling. PIPING AT EQUIPMENT 14.1 14.2 143 44 145 146 147 48 149 All equipment such as vessels, pumps, exchangers, etc, shall be provided with suitable drains with biock valves, blind flanges or plugs. Piping at pumps shall have adequate flexibility so that expansion or dead loads will not impose stresses on pump casing, Expansion of process lines normally cold shall be calculated for 250 F minimum temperatures, when steaming, out conditions are specified. ‘Where piping is connected to pumps, removable spool pieces shall be provided to permit removal of the pump without disturbing the rest of the piping. Flanged valves or flanged fittings between discharge or suction piping and pumps may be considered in lieu of spools. Socketweld or threaded piping requires spools. Pump suction lines shall be run to the suction nozzle of the pump without pockets in the line. In certain cases, exception may be taken to this requirement if approved by Project Engineer. For 2° and smaller suction and discharge lines connected to centrifugal pumps, valves shall be the same as the line size. For larger line sizes, valves may be smaller than the line size provided pump conditions are individually checked for pressure drop. Check valves in centrifugal pump discharge lines shall be located between the pump and block valves. ‘Temporary pump strainers shall be provided where indicated and with @ removable spool, Strainers shall be full pump suction pipe size. PS&ID's shall indicate the location of temporary strainers. Unless otherwise specified, 200% of suction nozzle cross-sectional area shall be provided. Strainers shall preferably be cone or truncated cone type with the cone pointed upstream. Heat exchangers with water piping shall be arranged so that cooling equipment remains fill of water in event of failure of water supply. Fucl gas headers shall be designed such that individual leads to burners are taken off the top of the header and provisions made for draining the header.ENGINEERING STANDARD oon April 1981 6, September 1996 Page 7 of 18 PIPING DESIGN 140 15.0 PIPING AT EQUIPMENT (Continued) 14.10 Vessel inlet connections shall be arranged to avoid impingement against liquid level or gauge glass connections. 14. ‘Vessel utility connections, when required, shall be blinded ot plugged and not valved. PIPING AT INSTRUMENTS 15.1 15.2 Control Valves IS 15.1.2 19.4.3 1s..4 15.1.5 Control valves which have block and by-pass valves shall be located so as to facilitate ‘manuat operation and servicing Conirol valve block and by-pass valves shall be installed only when indicated on the flow iagram, By-pass valves shall be at least control valve size; block valves shall be sized to minimize restriction. ‘A drain vaive shall be provided on the downstream side of the control valve between the block valve and control valve. Control valves shall be installed s0 2s not to be subjected to excessive thermal or weight loads. The layout shall allow for removal of the control valve without disturbing the rest of the piping, Relief Valve Piping 19.2.1 15.2.2 15.2.6 ‘The outlets ofall thermal relief valves shall be piped so as not to be directed at personnel or equipment. Liquids shall be piped to grade or a collection header. Discharge lines from relief valves shall be designed to facilitate drainage or shall be provided with weep holes. [A closed blowdown system shall only be provided as int ted on flow diagrams. ‘The size of individual discharge lines from relief valves blowing to atmosphere or into a common header shall be at least the same size as the valve outlet. ‘The size of a common relief or blowdown header shall be such that any pressure that may exist or develop in the system will not reduce the relieving capacity of any relief valve below that required to properly protect the vessel Relief valve vent piping connecting to blowdown system shail be supported so that the valve can be removed without necessitating temporary support of the vent Tine.ENGINEERING STANDARD 601 Date: April 1981 PIPING DESIGN Rey.: 6, September 1996 Page 8 of 18 15.0 PIPING AT INSTRUMENTS (Continued) 153 15.4 15.5 15.2.7 15.2.9 Relief vaive exliaust fines which are not connected to a blowdown system shall discharge gases to the atmosphere 10 feet above the top of highest adjacent platforms within 25° radius. Relief valve inlet piping shall be sized such that the pressure drop will not exceed 3% of, the relief valve seiting, Industry practice dictates that any carsealed valve chains and locks will be provided by customer. Flow Instruments 19.3.1 19.3.2 Orifice Mange taps shall be oriented horizontal for liquid and steam service and vertical for gas service. Taps oriented 45E below horizontal for liquids and 45E above horizontal for steam and vapors may be used when needed for clearance. Refer to A.G.A. Report No. 3 for design of minimum length of pipe upstream and downstream of orifice. ‘Temperature Instruments 19.4.1 15.4.2 19.4.3 15.4.4 Temperature wells shall be used on all temperature elements. Wells for local thermometers, for both equipment and piping, shall be installed in 3/4" threaded connections where specifications allow threaded fittings. Where specifications require flanged connections, the connections shall be 1-1/2" size. Wells for temperature instruments with filled type elements shall be as required by instrument manufacturer. ‘Thermometer locations shall be conveniently viewable. Where possible, temperature wells used for obtaining inlet and outlet temperatures of shell and tube exchangers shall be installed in exchanger nozzles or within 6 feet of nozzle when possible, For nozzle sizes 3° and smaller, temperature wells shall be in adjacent piping. Pressure Instruments 15.5.1 155.2 15.5.3 Connections smaller than 3/4” shall not be used for instrument connections to any process system, except where found necessary because of size of equipment connected, or where standard on manufacturer's equipment, Pressure gauge connect is shall be made on the pump side of discharge valves. ‘Where pressure gauge and thermometer are located in close proximity, the pressure gauge shall be located on the upstream siENGINEERING STANDARD 601 = April 1981 PIPING DESIGN 6, September 1996 Page 9 of 18 16.0 70 18.0 19.0 16,1 All branch-steam lines shall be taken off at the top of the main, 16.2 All branch steam lines shall be provided with a shut-off valve at the main or provided with a block valve to isolate 2 portion of the system. 16.3 The exhaust line from turbines exhausting to the low pressure system shall be provided with a single block at the header only, 16.4 In the exhaust lines from turbines exhausting to surface condenser, water sealed valves shall be provided, 16.5 Steam separators or traps shall be provided as necessary in live steam lines to maintain sufficiently dry steam for the proper operation of the equipment. ‘Traps shall preferably be used for general service on live and exhaust steam and shall be provided with necessary block valves. Bypasses shall not be furnished on steam trap hookups unless specifically indicated on flow diagrams. 16.6 Where stcam traps are not provided, drain valves shall be provided at the low point of drip legs. WATER LINES 17.1 All water lines shall be run overhead insofar as is possible and due consideration given for protection from freezing. Dead pockets in water lines shall be avoided. 17.2 Sanitary and drinking water systems shall not be connected to process systems or other services. AIR LINI ‘An instrument air system connected (0 the plant instrument air system shall be provided to supply air for instruments, For detail description of instrument air system see ES-801. DRAINAGE AND SEWERS (WHEN PROVIDED) 19.1 Process sewers shall be provided to collect drainage from pump bed plates, coolers, condensers and other process contaminated water in the process area 19.2 Storm sewers shall be adequately sloped and properly sized to accommodate drainage from area served, no sewers being less than 4" size. 19,3 All branches shall be connected to mains at an angle of 60E or less. 19.4 All sewers shall be laid out so that all branches and mains can be cleaned and in the event of repair ‘no equipment need be removed. 19.5. Equipment drains shall be trapped at the equipment service. Closed connections between equipment drains and sewers shall not be permitted. 19.6 Floor drains from floor slabs shall have P-traps.ENGINEERING STANDARD ot Date: April 1981 PIPING DESIGN Rev.i 6, September 1996 Page 10 of 18 19.0 DRAINAGE AND SEWERS (Continued) 20.0 19.7 All sewer connections to manholes shall be water sealed. 19.8 A sanitary sewer system shall be provided to collect toilet room and other domestic waste. STANDARD BOLT DIMENSIONS CHARTS Standard bolt lengths are detailed in the following charts. ‘The lengths are overall lengths and include the height of the points.ENGINEERING STANDARD 601 Date: April 1981 PIPING DESIGN Rev.: 6, September 1996 Page 11 of 18 20.1 CLASS 150 el STANDARD BOLT DIMENSIONS PIPE SIZE’ | CLASS 12 150 RE 2X 210 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS __34 150 RE IDK 212 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 1 150 RE 1X3 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS Lis 150 RE 2X3 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS Lip 150 RE. 12X3 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 2 150 RE 518X312 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 212 150 RF S18 X4 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 3 150 RF 518X4 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 4 150 RF 518K 4 STUD BOLTS W/2. HEX NUTS 5 150 RE 3/4 K4 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 6 150 RE 34X42 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 8 150 RE 3/4 X 4 1/2 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 10 150 RE 8X5 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 12 150 RE 2 | wx5 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 14 150 RE 2 | 1x51 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 16, 150 RF 1 | 1xsi2 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 18 150 RE 16 | 1178X6 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 20 150 RE 20 | 1ex6u2 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 24 150 RF 20 | 14Xx7 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS PLEASE REFER TO PIPING SPECIFICATIONS FOR BOLT MATERIAL SPECIFICATIO’ENGINEERING STANDARD oon Date: April 1981 PIPING DESIGN Rev.: 6, September 1996 Page 12 of 18 20.2 CLASS 300 STANDARD BOLT DIMENSIONS: PIRESIZE | CLASS SET BOLT 4 “oty. | DIA. + LENeTHE | © | uw 300 | RF 4_|inxs STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 3/4 300_| RF 4__| sax3in STUD BOLTS WP HEX NUTS 1 3o0_| RF 4 | smxaie STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 14 300. RE 4 5/8 X 3 1/2 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS. un 300_|_RE 4 |saxa STUD BOLTS W/? HEX NUTS 2 300 RE 8 SIBX4 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS. 2in 300_| RF s__|34x412 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 3 300_| RF a__|34x412 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 4 300_| RF s__|aaxs STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 5 300_|_RF s_|saxs STUD BOLTS W/2 REX NUTS 6 300. RE 12 34 X5 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS. 8 300 RE 12 TEX 6 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 10 300 RE 16 1X6 1/2 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 2 30_| rr _| 16 |ivex7 STUD BOLTS W?2 HEX NUTS 4 300_| rr | 2% |ivexrie STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 16 300. RE. 20 J14AX8 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 18 300_| er | 24 |iwaxs STUD BOLTS W2 HEX NUTS 20 soo | re | 2 | ivaxein STUD BOLTS W? HEX NUTS 4 30 | rr | 24 | iiaxoin STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS PLEASE REFER TO PIPING SPECIFICATIONS FOR BOLT MATERIAL SPECIFICATION.ENGINEERING STANDARD con Date: April 1981 PIPING DESIGN Rev. 6, September 1996 Page 13 of 18 20.3. CLASS 600 STANDARD BOLT DIMENSIONS mee ee q . FACE | QTY. a eT eco wees [pear et et nes Wat a 3/4 600 RF 4 SIRX4 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS. ; Sane teats sae aT 14 600_ RE 4 SIRX4 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS. via | foe | 4 [suxeie | stom ports wa nex nurs 2 600. RE 8 5/8 X4 1/2 : STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS. ofan out ean [tien STU ROL wa HEX NUTS ; on _[ we | _8. | sxsia | stop pours wa wex nuns 4 600 RE 8 TBX6 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 3 | [ee |e [axr SSeS eo | we fe | on [axe STU BOLTS We HEX NUTS 3) a | we | 2 |iexe STUD BOLTS Wa KEx NUTS oa | ar |e [rmexs Serre Este a ena nee STUD BOLTS wa Hex aus 14 600 RE 20 13/8 X9 1/2 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS. eto [ae | 20 | vvaxi01a | srum socts wa nex wus ie | @o | ae | 2 |rsaxnt ee maw [oe | at asx | stu sovts wo nex wows 24 600 RE 4 17/8 X13 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX a PLEASE REFER TO PIPING SPECIFICATIONS FOR BOLT MATERIAL SPECIFICATION.ENGINEERING STANDARD 01 Date: April 1981 PIPING DESIGN Rev.: 6, September 1996 Page 14 of 18 20.4 CLASS 900 RE | STANDARD BOLT DIMENSIONS PIPESIZE | CUASS-| FLG. |» SET 3 FACE. Qty. 12 so0_| Rr 4__| sexe STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 34 s00_| Rr 4__|saxs STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 1 so0_|- Rr 4__|asxsin STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 11/4 900. RE 4 WB X 5 1/2 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS. 112 soo | Re 4_|ixe STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 2 ae 3__| 1x6 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 212 so0_| Ry s_|ixew STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 3 soo_| ws s__| axe STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 4 900 RL 8g 1W8X7 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS. 5. 900, RL 8 114X8 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 6 soo | ey 2_|iexs STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 8 soo_|_Rs w_|i3ex9 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 10 soo | ws 16 | 138x912 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 2 900] ky 20 | 13x 1072 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 4 so | _w | 2 |imxuie STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 6 soo | Rs 20 _| 1 si8x2 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 18 900. RL 20. 17/8 X13 V2 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 20 ooo _| ey | 2 |2xwia STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 24 900 RI 20 21/2 X 18 V2 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS PLEASE REFER TO PIPING SPECIFICATIONS FOR BOLT MATERIAL SPECIFICATION.ENGINEERING STANDARD 601 Date: April 1981 PIPING DESIGN 6, September 1996 Page 15 of 18, 20.5 CLASS 900 RF ‘STANDARD BOLT DIMENSIONS PIPE SIZE. ster BOLT © peserrion 2 <4 | FACE |" QUY. "| DIAL + LENGTH : = 12 s00_| RF 4__|aaxain STUD BOLTS Wi2 HEX NUTS sit go0_| RF 4_|saxs STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS L s00_| RF 4__|asxsia STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS va soo_|_RF 4__|asxsin STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS Lue 900_|_RE 4_|ixe STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 2 00 | _RE s_| rsx STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 21n s90_|_RE a__|ixew STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 3 soo_| Re s__|axe STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 4 so0_|_e s__[iwex7 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS s 900_| RE 8_limxs STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 6 so_| re | 2 |ivexs STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 8 soo_| re _|_2 |isexo STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 10 soo_| rr _|_6 | isexow STUD BOLTS W?2 HEX NUTS n soo_| re | 2 | 137x101 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 4 soo_| rr _| 2% |iimxu STUD BOLTS W? HEX NUTS 16 goo_| _rr_| 20 | isexiie STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 18 goo | rr | 2 | ivexis STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 20 so0_| rr | 2» |axu STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 24 90 | rr | 20 |2iximia STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS PLEASE REFER TO PIPING SPECIFICATIONS FOR BOLT MATERIAL SPECIFICATION.ENGINEERING STANDARD Date: April 1981 6, September 1996 601 PIPING DESIGN Page 16 of 18 20.6 CLASS 1500 RI PLEASE REFER TO PIPING SPECIFICATIONS FOR BOLT MATERIAL SPECIFICATION. STANDARD BOLT DIMENSIONS presize | crass | wc. |.-ser | pour |. pescrirrion Z So | FACE) “QTY: | DIAL) LENGTHY: | ae ay 12 1500 | _Ry 4_|saxaie STUD BOLTS W?2 HEX NUTS 3/4. 1500_| ey 4_|34xs STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS L is00_| Rs 4_|asxsin ‘STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS La 1s00_| Ru 4__|aexsin STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS Laie 1s00_| Ry 4 [1x6 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 2 a 8_| 1x6 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 212 1s00_| Ry a [ixe STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 3 1500 | _RI 8 | 1wex712 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 4 1500 | _RY s__|ivaxe STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 5 s00_| Ru s__|1ixio STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 6 1500 | _Ry 2 |isexu STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 8 1s00_|__Ru 2 | isex13 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 10 1so0_| Ry i2_|v7exsa STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 12 1500_| Rr | 2x1512 STUD BOLTS W2 HEX NUTS i 1500_| Rr __| 24x47 ‘STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 16 1s00_| Rr is _|21nx19 ‘STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 18 ts00_| Ry 16 | 23/421 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 20 1s00_| Rs is_| 3x2210 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 24 1500 | RI 16 | 31226 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTSENGINEERING STANDARD 601 Date: April 1981 PIPING DESIGN Rev. 6, September 1996 Page 17 of 18 20.7 CLASS 1500 RE STANDARD BOLT DIMENSIONS PIPE SIZE. | CLASS | FLG. “FACE 12. 1s00_| RE 4 _|s4x412 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 314 1500_|__RF 4 | 34xs STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 1 1500_| RE 4 | 718x512 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 14 1s00_|_RF 4 | 78x5i2 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 112 1500_| RE 4 |ix6 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 2 1500_| RF 8 | wex6 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 212 1500_|_RF 8 [ix STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 3 1500 | RF g | iex7 2 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 4 1500_|__RF. a | 14xe STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 3 1500_| RF. a | 112X10 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 6 1s00_| RF 12__| 138x102 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 8 is00_| _RE | isigxi2 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 10 1s00_| RE 12_| 17/8x 13 v2 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 2 1500_|__RF 16__| 2x15 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 14 1500_| RE 16__| 21/4 16172 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 16 1s00_| _RF 16 _| 212x18 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 18 ts00_| RF 16 | 23/420 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 20 RF. ws [| 3x21172 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 24 RF | ts | 3102x2412 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS PLEASE REFER TO PIPING SPECIFICATIONS FOR BOLT MATERIAL SPECIFICATION.ENGINEERING STANDARD 601 Date: April 1981 PIPING DESIGN Rev.: 6, September 1996 Page 18 of 18 20.8 CLASS 2500 STANDARD BOLT DIMENSIONS PIPE SIZE wi. | se Cpour FACE. DIAL ELENGTHO | 12 2500 | RI 4_|3mxs STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 3i4 2500_| RI 4 _[saxsua STUD BOLTS Wi2 HEX NUTS 1 2500 RL 4 8X6 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS. Lila 2500 RL 4 1X6 1/2 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS. Luz 2500. RI 4 AVS X7 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS. 2 2500. RI 8& LX 71/2 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS. 212 2s00_| RI 8 |isxsi2 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS Ed 2500- RE 8g 11/4 X9 1/2 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS. 4 2500 RL 8 11/2 X10 1/2 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS. | 5 2s00_| RI s__| isaxiin STUD BOLTS Wi2 HEX NUTS 6 2s00_| Rs 8 |oxuin STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS 8 2500. RL 12 2X16 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS. w 20 |e | |2ix21 | srupnortswanexnuts | 12, 2500 RE 12, 23/4X 22:12 STUD BOLTS W/2 HEX NUTS | PLEASE REFER TO PIPING SPECIFICATIONS FOR BOLT MATERIAL SPECIFICATION. END OF STANDARD 601ENGINEERING STANDARD Date: June 1986 Rev.: 10, Dec 1998 608 PIPING MATERIAL Page 1 of 8 ES.605 ‘TABLE OF CONTENTS 10 SCoPE 20 MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS 3.0 APPLICATION OF MATERIAL CLASSES a0 PRESSURE - TEMPERATURE LIMITATIONS 5.0 METHOD OF IDENTIFYING PIPING MATERIAL SPECIFICATION 6.0 BRANCH CONNECTIONS 10 PIPING MATERIAL SPECIFICATION INDEX REVISION STATUS ss REV, | DATE | PAGENO, [_AUTHORIZATIO REMARKS/PARAGRAPH NO. 0 TUNE 1986] ALL INITIAL ISSUE REISSUED. GENERAL REVISION; 1 | JAN 1990 | ALL ADDED “TABLE OF CONTENTS" LEE ECE AND PAGE NUMBERS tl Two | GENERAL REVISION - CHANGED 2 | auy i993 | ALL i [WO | METHOD OF IDENTIFYING PIPING MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS RMW bit "ADDED NEW PIPE SPECS BIF, Be enema eae 6/9s_|__ 6/95 BIG, B3D,F3D,&QIC | RMW CDH ‘ADDED NEW PIPE SPECS BDA, SH rece etnee re eeeert 9195 9195 CIB, & C8A_ REVISED BOA T ‘ASTM A-120 REPLACED BY ASS. ADDED PROVISION FOR | RMW cod — | THREADED INST. IN 1504 & 300# Bee NON eee 11095 11/95 SPECS. BALL & BF VALVES | LIMITED TO 400F.. ADDED Q3C SPEC. ADDED B3E SPEC. 1 RMW cp 6 | sans | wy ee REVISED SPEC SHEETS 1 62.2 a,, REVISED SPEC BiF | | 7 | aan | itty en SERVICE TO ADD GENERAL | | PROCESS & UTILITIES BB cH ‘ADDED NEW PIPE SPEC BIH, 8 | reais | sem | oo | om REVISED SPECS BIB & BIF 1BB CoH | REVISED SPEC B38 & BOB, ADDED eee eee ree Peo 5/97 5/97__ | NEW SPEC L6A,REVISED Page 9 of 9 j a RMW GSM 10 | pects | rues | sono | tne ADDED NEW PIPE SPEC JiBENGINEERING STANDARD 605 Date: June 1986 PIPING MATERIAL Rev.: 10, Dec 1998 Page 2 of 8 2.0 3.0 4.0 A.1 The intent and purpose of this material standard is 10 provide guidelines for proper material selection for process and utility piping. This standard also provides acceptable standardized materials to decrease replacement inventories and maintenance parts. 1.2 This standard supplies only the material specifications for pipe, pipe fittings, and valves. It is the Piping Engineer's responsibility to check the pipe. wall thickness for the service, having due regard for the corrosive nature of the flowing medium at the operating temperature and pressure. Whea corrosion allowance or wall thickness are shown, they are to be considered minimum values. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS ‘The design and selection of material for each Piping Specification shall conform, as a minimum, to the code as indicated on that Piping Specification. The Piping Engineer shall confirm compliance with all codes and regulations applying at that location of the construction. The ‘material specified by these standards shall be considered to be minimum required. Material substitutions are acceptable when approved by the Piping Engineer. APPLICATION OF MATERIAL CLASSES Xk shall be the responsibility of the Piping Engineer to select the appropriate Piping Specifications as required for a particular project. A list of the specifications selected for cach project, along with the corresponding revision levels, shall be maintained in the project files und included in the Project Specification Book. A copy of each specification used in the design and ‘construction of the project shall also be Kept in the permanent file of that project. PRESSURE-TEMPERATURE LIMITATIONS 4.1 ‘The pressure-temperature limitations shall be as specified in ANS BI6.5 for the specific ANSI flange rating of each specification where the flange is the controlling component. When the limitation is set by a specified design pressure and temperature, the required pipe wall thickness shall be calculated in accordance with the applicable code. 4.2 The Piping Engineer shall assume responsibilty for determining the limitations of each piping component and verifying that Petrofac LLC or client standards are acceptable for the particular job. METHOD OF IDENTIFYING PIPING MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS 5.1 A three place code is to be used to identify Petrofae LLC piping specifications as shown below. ‘The first two codes are significant and the third code uses non-significant sequential letters. The levers I and O will not be used to avoid confusion with the numbers L and 0. ‘The code shall take the form LNL where: L-Lewer — (A~Zexcluding {and O} N-Number (0-9) “The first code is a letter which denotes pipe material. See Table 1 for details.ENGINEERING STANDARD June 1986 10, Dec 1998 603 PIPING MATERIAL Page 3 of 8 METHOD OF IDENTIFYING PIPING MATERIAL CLASS (Continued ‘The second code is a number which denotes Mange pressure class, See Table 2 for details The lest code is a letter assigned sequentially for variations of a particular flange and pipe material combination due (o changes in pipe wall thickness, fittings, gaskets, valves, etc. which are dictated by service conditions or special customer requirements, ‘TABLE 1 ~ PIPE MATERIAL A Galvanized Carbon Steel B Plain Carbon Steel C Low Temp Carbon Stee! D Carbon % Moly Alloy Steet E 2% CrAlloy Steet F 1% CrAlloy Steet G —— SCrAlloy Steet Ho 9Cr Alloy Steet I NOT USED J 304L Austenitic Stainless Steel K 304 Austenitic Stainless Steel L3G Avstenitic Stainless Steet M 316 Austenitic Stainless Steel N 321 Austenitic Stainless Steel © NOT USED P —Incoloy 800 HT Q Monet ASTM A-53 TYPE F ASTM A-106 Gr B or © as Noted in Spec ASTM A-333 Gr 6 ASTM A-335 Gr PL ASTM A-335 Gr P22 ASTM A-335 Gr PIL ASTM A-335 Gr PS ASTM A-335 Gr P9 ASTM A-312 TP304L ASTM A312 TP304 ASTM A-312 TP316L, ASTM A312 TP316 ASTM A-312 TP32L ASTM B-407 Gr 800 HT ASTM B-165 ANNEALED ‘To be assigned Sequentially as Needed For Materials Not Shown Above. fier the letters have been assigned through Z, double letters are to be used beginning, ‘with AA through AZ.ENGINEERING STANDARD 605 Date: June 1986 PIPING MATERIAL Rev.: 10, Dec 1998 Page 4 of 8 5.0 METHOD OF IDENTIFYING PIPING MATERIAL CLASS (Continued) 82 125# 1508 2508 300# 4008 5000 psi 600 15008 25008 900% LooDopsi Special Code For Specs With No Flanges ‘As noted above, the third code is to be a sequentially assigned letter. No special significance is to be given to the third code in an attempt to draw attention 10 similarities of one material/flange combination to another. The third code is simply a place holder. Using a single letter for the third code will allow for 24 variations of each pipe material/flange combination. Double letters will be used if necessary. Double letters may be assigned to special customer specs which are expected to be rarely used. ‘The Piping Engineer will be responsible for assigning all Piping Specification numbers and issuing Piping Specifications. Ezeh Piping Specification number will represent one spec. All Piping Specifications will be maintained permanently in the Engincering Standards book or a designated fle, No Piping Specification is to be revised or ‘modified without revising the original, A revision code will be maintained on each Piping Specification as with any other controlled document.ENGINEERING STANDARD 605 Date: June 1986 PIPING MATERIAL Rey.: 10, Dec 1998 Page 5 of 8 6.0 BRANCH CONNECTIONS 6.1 ‘The appropriate branch chart will be identified in each Piping Specification unless otherwise noted, Branch Chart A BRANCH ——————} Two Same | One | Sizes or lowe | owe vo |i | cas | sie | more Header_| Smalier | Smaller R - T - - - a * TR T - - N in ae rir iz T 5 : 5 wR TR 7 - eau € TR T > Fate] C Praeeere eHE CHEE T Pull Size Tee TR ‘Tee with Reducer or Reducing Tee c ‘Thid-o-levsoe-o-let/nip-o-tet (See Paragraph 6.2) RT = —_—_ Reducing Butt Weld Tee Wo = Weldo-tet 6.2 Construction for “C* type connections shall be as follows: 6.2.1 For all classes, connections that do not require a valve immediately adjacent 10 the run line shall be a thrd-o-let as required by specification, 6.2.2 Connections that require a valve immediately adjacent to the run line shall be installed as follows: 8. 150, 300/, and 600 socket weld classes - A. socket weld fitting (S O-L) shall be used with a nipple and socket weld valve to make the branch connection, A plain end valve may be substituted with approval of the Project Manager. b 1504, 3000, and 600# threaded classes - A threaded fitting (T-O-L) shall be used 10 make the branch connection and a threaded end valve shall be attached with a threaded pipe nipple.ENGINEERING STANDARD 605 Date: June 1986 PIPING MATERIAL, Rey. 10, Dec 1998 Page 6 of 8 6.0 BRANCH CONNECTIONS (Continued) ce. 9004, 1500#, and 2500# classes ~ A nip-o-let shall be used to make the branch connection and a socket weld valve shall be directly attached (0 the nip-o-let. 7.0 PIPING MATERIAL SPECIFICATION INDEX Spec Rating Limited By Material a AOA 125# FF Fittings C.S, Galv.) & Instrument Air w/o Bronze FS. Valves AOB 125 FF Fittings C.8.(Galv.), Instrument Air w/ Bronze CL. & Bronze Valves BOA 125 FF Valves CS. C.L,& — Cooling Water, Fire Water, Bronze Plant Water, & Plant Air BIA 150# RF Flanges €.S. (Threaded) General Process, Utilities BIB 150# RF Flanges cs General Process, Hydrogen (Soc. W.) Above 400F Max. Utilities, ‘| 1/16" Gasket 750F Max. BIC 150#RF Flanges cs. General Process, Hydrogen (Soc. W.) Above 400P. Utilities, Hot 1/8" Gasket Oil Heating Medium, Hot Glycol BIE 150# RF Flanges cs. Steam Jacketed Sulfur (acketed) BIF — 150#RF Flanges cs. Flare Systems, General (Sov. W.) Process, Utilities 1/8” Gasket BIG 150 RF Flanges cs. General Process, Hydrogen, (Soc. W.) Low V.O.C. Valves, to 1/8" Gasket 750F Max. BIH 150# RF Flanges cs. NACE Process, (Soe. W) Flare Systems 1/8" Gasket B3B 300# RF Flanges cs. General Process, Hydrogen (Soe. W.) To 400 Max. V/16" Gasket Utilities t0 750F Max.ENGINEERING STANDARD 603 Date: June 1986 PIPING MATERIAL, 10, Dec 1998 Page 7 of 8 Spec Rating Limited By Material Service BBC 3008 RF Flanges cs. General Process, Hydrogen (Soc. W.) Above 400F U8" Gasket B3D 300F RF Flanges cs. General Process, Hydrogen, (Soc. W.) Low V.O.C. Valves, 1/8" Gasket to 750F Max BIE 300# RF Flanges cs. General Process, Hydrogen, Low (Soc. W.) __V.O.C. Valves, to 400F Max U8" Gasket Special Gasket, Acid Service BOA 600# RF Design cs. General Process, Hydrogen, 1000 PSIG (Soc. W.)—Urilities BOB 600# RF Flanges cs General Process, Hydrogen, (Soc. W.) Utilities BOC 600# RF Design Hydrocarbons 1000 PSIG NACE Service BTA 1S00#RTS. Design. cs. General Process 2800 PSIG —_(Sov.'W.) BOA 900# RTT Design cs. General Process 1790 PSIG (Soc. W.) CIB 1S0# RF Flanges Low Temp. cs. C8A 2500 RTI Design Low Temp. General Process 4400 PSIG CS. F3C 300# RF Flanges 1-14 Cr, General Process, Hydrogen 12. Mo Above 400F 18” Gasket F3D 3004 RF Flanges 1-14 Cr, General Process, Hydrogen, 12 Mo Low V.O.C. Valves, U8" Gasket to 750F Max 6A 600# RE Flanges 11/4 Cr, General Process, Hydrogen 172 Mo F6B 6O0# RF Design L1/4 Cr, General Process 12 Mo GIC 150# RF Flanges 5Cr. General Process 2 MoENGINEERING STANDARD Date: June 1986 60s PIPING MATERIAL, Rev.: 10, Dec 1998 Page 8 of 8 Spec Rating Limited By Material Service G3C 3008 RF Flanges Scr. General Process 172 Mo GGA 600# RF Flanges 5Cr. General Process 1/2 Mo HIC 150# RF Flanges ocr. General Process 1 Mo JIB 150# RF Flanges 3081.8. Corrosive Process Lic 150# RF Flanges 316LS.S. General Provess, Hydrogen L3C_300f RF Flanges 316LS.S. General Process, Hydrogen L6A 600# RF Flanges 3IGLS.S. General Process, Hydrogen LOA 900F RE Flanges SIGLS.S. General Process, Hydrogen QIC 1504 RE Flanges Monet Corrosive Process 3c 300F RE Flanges Monel Conrosive Process Special Gasket END OF STANDARD 605 MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS FOLLOW IN ALPHA-NUMERICAL ORDERENGINEERING STANDARD 606 Date: June 1986 7 VALVE STANDARDS Rev.: 10, Jan. 2000 : Page 1 of 29 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 SCOPE 2.0° VALVE DESCRIPTION 3.0 VALVE NUMBERING CODE 4.0 GATE VALVES 5.0» GLOBE VALVES 6.0 BALL VALVES 7.0 CHECK VALVES - REGULAR 8.0 CHECK VALVES - WAFER 9.0 BUTTERFLY VALVES 10.0 PLUG VALVES 11.0 __ MISCELLANEOUS REVISION STATUS REVS [DATE [ PAGENO.” [AUTHORIZATION | RENARKSPARAORAPENO. P| Re | 56, ADDED Gis, C33, GTS CLS, CLE 15,1630, 31 cra, c32 AUG. 1992 40, 11, 18, ADDED G9-2, G15-5, LG1S-6, GLIS-7, GL1S- : 19,33, 34,35 8,619.2, GLIS-4, C93, C14 REVISED CHL CI-4, C18, C16, C27, C18 Nov. 1992 1 [ADDED G63 J) A0G SH TD DBD GL, G76, GLEE CT 6.11, 18.16, nov. 192 | 19,31,35 ADDED 6246, 6159, C1510, G5-11, 613.6, ; GL65, GLIS5, C36, CIS Taos 7 a ADDED C717 AND Gris 7) aPRIL boa v0 GENERAL REVISION, ADDED GR ‘TEMPERATURE RANGES 3 as Re] JED LOW V.0.6. EMISSION CS AND 1-4/4 CR VALVES 7) RUGS | SET, | RM | CDi REVISED TEMPERATURE RANGE ON 2023, | 995 | 9s | Sona LOW TEMP. VALVES AND ADDED 340,42 NEW LOW TEMP. VALYES. 3 SEP os @ ] CORRECTED CHES DESC, CHG. ENP. LIMIT F/LOW V.0.C. BALL & BE VALY! 7 RO] | Rw) osm [ADDED VALVE STANDARD: 11/22/99 | 11/22/99 ee TW | SAN 000] 1820 | ~WAE | _RNIW | ADDED 15007 SW. BALL VALVES, oxyor/00 | 01/07/00 CORRECTED B9.5 & BD-6 ~ DESC.ENGINEERING STANDARD 606 Date: June 1986 VALVE STANDARDS Rev.: 10, Jan. 2000 Page2 of 29 1.0 SCOPE 1.1 The intent and purpose of this standard is to present the valve numbering code used in the identification of valves normally used, by Petrofac LLC in process and utility piping systems. 1.2. It is the responsibilty of the design engineer to determine the particular valve to be used in a specific service and location, These valve standards are inteaded to simplify this task. Any customers’ requirements will be considered in specifying valves to be used on a particular job. 2.0 VALVE DESCRIPTION 2.1 In sections 4.0 through 11.0 a brief general description of each valve tiormally used by Petrofac LLC and the assigned valve number is given. Each manufacturer's valve will have a more detailed description and should be used once @ particular valve is specified. 2.2 The vaive material and trim described in this standard is considered to be the minimum grade requiced, Substitution of material and trim of a higher grade may be accepted upon approval by Project Engineering. Substitution of a lesser grade will not be accepted under any circumstance unless approved by Project Engince 2.3 Valves which due to their design cannot be used to the Full ANSI pressure-temperature rating shall be limited by the manufacturers' specifications for that particular valve. (Example: Ball valves with cesifient seats.) 3.0 VALVE NUMBERING CODE 3.1 Each valve listed in this standard is assigned a valve number. This umber is made up of the size, type code, end connection, rating code and description number, 3.2 The following example with legend illustrates the Petrofac LLC Valve Numbering System: Example: BALL VALVE 1-1/2" 800# Soc. Weld, Red. Port, Bolted 3 Piece Design, C.S. Body, $.8. Ball & Stem, T.F.E, Seats & Seals, ‘Temperature Range -20°F to 400°F 112" BB-2ENGINEERING STANDARD ‘ 606 Date: Tune 1986 VALVE STANDARDS Rev.: 10, Jan. 2000 Page 3 of 29 3.0 VALVE NUMBERING CODE (Continued) SIZE ‘TYPE CODE END CONN. RATING CODE DESCRIPTION Nom G Gate 0 125# See Valve Pipe GL. Globe 1 150# ANSI Standards Size 2 2508 3: 300# ANSI WC Check/Wafer 4 (Unassigned) BF Butterfly 5 (Unassigned) P Plug 6 600# ANST M Mise. 7 8004, 2000# Range/Threaded 8 8004, 2000# Range/Soc. W. 9 900# ANSI 15. 1500# ANSI 25 25004 ANSI 50 so0o# 3.3 Im the following valve standards, the valves with end connection ratings of "7" and "8" code groups are listed together. This allows a threaded and a socket weld valve of the same type and description to be shown together and to carry the same description number. Therefore if @ threaded valve docs not have a socket weld counterpart that description number will not appear in the socket weld group (.. See B7-1) 3.4 Special Designation for NACE Service Valves. ‘Valves that are required for use in NACE service shall be designated by adding a suffix "N” to the standard valve number! (Example: BI-IN.) Valves with this suffix shall be certified to be in compliance with the latest edition of NACE standard MR-O1-75. It is understood that some vatiation in the description of these standard valves may be necessary in order to comply with NACE, ‘The intent is to supply a standard valve with only the necessary upgrade to comply with NACE. 4.0 GATE VALVES 4.1 123# and 250# Rating 0-1 1254 THD, bronze body, rising stem, threaded bonnet, solid or split wedge dise “Temperature range -20°F 0 350°F. G0-2 1254 FE, cast iron body, OS&Y, bronze trim, solid or split wedge ‘Temperature range -20°F to 350°F.ENGINEERING STANDARD 606 Date: June 1986 Rev.: 10, Jan. 2000 ‘VALVE STANDARDS Page 4 of 29 40 GATE VALVES - (Continued) 42 43 130# Rating GI-1 1502 RF, carbon steel body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid or split wedge, conv. port (316 SS trim for NACE service), Temperature range -20°F to 750°F. GL2 _ 1SO# RE, 316 SS body, OSEY, bolted bonnet, SS trim, 316 SS wedge. Temperature range -20°F to 1000°F. G13 1SO#RE, 1-1/4 CR - 1/2 Mo. dody, OSEY, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid or spit ‘wedge, conv. port. Temperature range -20°F to 1000°P. GL-4 15H RE, tow temp. carbon steel body, OSAY, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid or spit, wedge, conv, port. Temperature range -50°F to 400°P. Gi-5150# RF, 5 CR - 1/2 Mo. body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid or split wedge, conv. port, Temperature range 20°F 19 1000°F. GL6 ASOERE, 9 CR- 1 Mo. body, OS@Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid or split wedge, ‘conv. port, Temperature range -20°F 19 1000°F, G17 1S0# RF, carbon steel body, OSKY, bolted boanet, 13 CR trim, solid or split wedge, ‘ony. port (316 SS trim for NACE service) 100 PPM Maximum V.O.C. Emission. Teanperatare range ~20°F 19 750°F. 300# Rating G31 300F RF, carbon steel body, OSE, bolted boanet, 13 CR trim, solid or split wedge, ‘conv, port (316 SS trim for NACE service). Temperature range -20°F to 750°F, G32 300# RE, 316 SS body, OSLY, bolted bonnet, 316 SS trim, 316 SS wedge, Cony. port. Temperature range -20°F to 1000°F. 63.3 300 RF, 1-1/4 CR - 1/2 Mo. body, OSBY, bolted boanet, 13 CR trim, sot or split ‘wedge, conv. port. Temperature range -20°F to 1100°E. G34 300# RF, low temp. carbon steel body, OSBY, bolted bonnet, 13 CR Trim, solid or split ‘wedge, conv. port. Temperature range 50°F to 750°F.ENGINEERING STANDARD 606 Date: June 1986 VALVE STANDARDS Rev.: 10, Jan. 2000 Page 3 of 29 4.0 GATE VALVES - (Continued) 3-5. 300A RE, 5 CR - 1/2 Mo. body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid or split wedge, ‘conv. port, Temperature range -20°F to 1100°F. G3-6 300# RE, 9 CR 1 MO body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid or split wedge, conv. port, Temperature range -20°F to L100°F. 63-7 300# RE, carbon steel body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid or split wedge, conv. port (316 SS trim for NACE service), 100 PPM Maximum V.0.C. Emission, ‘Temperature range -20°F to 750°. G38 300# RE, 1-1/4 CR - 1/2 Mo. body, OSBY, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid ot sptit wedge, conv. port, 100 PPM-Maximum V.O.C. Emission. ‘Temperature cange -20°F to n0eF. 44 6008 Rating G6-1 GOH RE, carbon steel body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid or split wedge gate, conventional port (316 SS trim for NACE service), Temperature range -20°F to 750°. 66-2 6OD# RE, 1-1/4 Cr. - 1/2 Mo. body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim with hardface, solid or split wedge, conventional port, Temperanure range -20°F to 1100°F. 66-3 600# RF, 5 Cr. -2 Mo., OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim with hardfaee, solid or split wedge, conventional port, Temperature range -20°F to 1100°F. G64 600# RF, 9 Cr. - 1 Mo. body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim with haréface, solid or split wedge, conventional port. Temperature range -20°F to 1100°F. 66-5 600# RE, 316 SS body, OSKY, bolted bonnet, 316 SS trim, solid or split wedge, conventional port, ‘Temperature range -20°F to 1100°F. 45 800 Rating G7-1 ” 800# THD, carbon steel body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid wedge, conv. port (316 SS trim for NACE service). ‘Temperature range -20°F to 750°F. 8-1 800# SOI W., (Same as G7-1),ENGINEERING STANDARD 606 Date: June 1986 Rev.: 10, Jan. 2000 VALVE STANDARDS Page 6 of 29 4.0 GATE VALVES - (Continued) G72 G73 Gre G5 G85 G16 68-6 or GI8 G19 G39 7-10 Gr G81 orn 800# SOC. W. X THD, carbon steet body, OSKY, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid wedge, conv. port (316 SS trim for NACE service). ‘Temperature range -20°F to 750°. 800 SOC. W. X THD, 316 SS body, OSLY, bolted bonnet, 316 $S trim, solid wedge, ony. port. Temperature range -20°F to 750°P. 800 P.B. X THD, 1-1/4 CR- 1/2 Mo. body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid wedge, conv. port. Temperature range -20°F to 1100°F. 800# THD, 316 SS body, OSKY, bolted bonnet, SS trim,” solid wedge, conv. port. ‘Temperature range -20°F to 1000°F. 800# SOC. W., (Same as G7-5). 800# THD, 1-1/4 CR - 1/2 Mo. body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim with hardfaced solid wedge, conv. port. Temperature range -20°F to 1100°F, 800# SOC. W., (Same as G7-6). 800# P.E. X THD, carbon stee! body, OSKY, bolted bonnet, 13 CR iim, solid wedge, conv. port (316 SS trim for NACE service), Temperature range -20°F to 750°F. 2004 PE X THD, low temp. carbon stee! body, OSAY, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid ‘wedge, con. port. Temperature range -5O°F to 400°P. 00H THD, tow temp. carbon steel body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid wedge, conv. port. Temperature range -S0°F to 400°F. ‘800# SOC. W., (Same as G7-9). 800# SOC. W. X THD, low temp. carbon steel body, OS&LY, bolted bonnet, 13.CR trim, solid wedge, conv. port. Temperature range -SO°F to 400°F. 8004 THD, 5 CR - 1/2 Mo. body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR teim with hardiaced solid wedge, conv. port. Temperature range -20°F to 1100°F. 800# SOC. W., (Same as G7-11). 800# THD, 9 CR - | Mo. body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim with hardfaced solid wedge, conv. port. Temperature range -20°F co 1 100°F.ENGINEERING STANDARD 606 June 1986 10, Jan, 2000 Dat Rev. VALVE STANDARDS Page 7 of 29 4.0 GATE VALVES - (Continued) 4.5 8004 Rating - Continued ors Gris Gris Grit G78 G79 8-13 67-20 Gran or 8004 SOC. W., (Same as G7-12). 004 P.E. X THD, 5 CR - 1/2 Mo. body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim with hardfaced solid wedge, conv. port. ‘Temperature range -20°F to 1100°F. 8004 PE. X THD, 9 CR - 1 Mo. body, OSY, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim with hhardfaced solid wedge, conv. port. Temperature range -20°F to 1100°F, 8002 P.E. X THD, 316 SS body, OSAY, bolted bonnet, 316 S$ trim, solid wedge, conv. port, Temperature range -20°F to 1000°F. 800# SOC. W. X THD, 5 CR - 1/2 Mo. body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR tri with hhardfaced solid wedge, conv. port. Temperature range -20°F to 1100°F. 800# SOC. W. X THD, 9 CR- 1 Mo. body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim with hardfaced solid wedge, conv. port. Temperature range -20°F to 1100°F, 800# SOC. W. X THD, 1 1/4 CR - 1/2 Mo., OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid ‘wedge, conv. port. Temperature range -20°F to L1OO°P, ‘800# THD, carbon stcel body, OSY, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid wedge, conv. port (316 SS. tim for NACE service), 100 PPM Maximum V.0.C. Emission. “Temperature range -20°F to 750°F. 8002 SOC. W., (Same as G7-19). 800# SOC. W. X THD, carbon steet body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid wedge, conv. port (316 SS tim for NACE service), 100 PPM Maximum V.0.C. Emission. Temperature range -20°F to 750°F. 800% P.B. X THD, carbon steel body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid wedge, conv. port (316 SS trim for NACE service), 100 PPM Maximum V.0.C. Emission. ‘Temp. range -20°F to 750°F. 800# P.E, X THD, 1-1/4 CR - 1/2 Mo. body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid ‘wedge, conv. port, 100 PPM Maximum V.0.C. Emission. Temperature range -20°F to LOO,ENGINEERING STANDARD 606 Date: June 1986 VALVE STANDARDS Rev.: 10, Jan, 2000 Page 8 of 29 4.0 GATE VALVES - (Continued) 45 46 47 8002 Rating - Continued 67.23 $00# THD, 1-1/4 CR - 1/2 Mo, body, OS&Y. bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim with hardfaced solid wedge. conv. port 100 PPM Maximum V.O.C. Emission, Temperature range 20°F to 1100°F. 68-14 $00# SOC. W,, (Same as G7-25). G124 S008 SOC_W. X THD, 1 1/4 CR - 1/2 Mo., OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid wedge, conv. port, 100 PPM Maximum V.O.C. Emission. Temperature range -20°F to 1100°F. 900# Rating on RT, carbon steel body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet,.13 CR trim, solid or split wedge, conv. port (516 SS trim for NACE service). Temperature range -20°F to 750°F. G92 900# RF, 316 SS body, OS&Y, bolted bonnes, 316 $8 trim, solid oF split wedge, conv. port. Temperature range -20°F 10 LOO0*F. 1500# Rating GiS-1 15004 RTI, carbon steel body, OSSY, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid or split wedge, conv. port (316 SS trim for NACE service). Temperature range -20°F to 750°F. 1 ‘ G15-2 LS00/ SCR'D, carbon steel bodf, OSEY, bolted bonnet, 13 CR tim, slid wedge, conv port G16 SS wim for NACE service). Temperature range 20°F to 750°F. GI5-3 1500 SOC. W., carbon steel body, OSLY, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid wedge, conv. port (316 SS trim for NACE service). Temperature range -20°F to 750°P. G15-4 15004 SW x SCR'D, carbon steel body, OSE&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid wedge, conv. port (16 SS trim for NACE service). ‘Temperature range -20°F 10 750°F. G1S-5 1S00# RF, 316 SS body, OSEY, bolted bonnet, 316 SS trim, solid wedge, conv. port. Temperature range -20°F to 1000°F. Gi5-6 1500# SCR'D, 316 SS body, OSKY, bolted bonnet, 316 SS trim, solid wedge, conv. port. Temperature range -20°F to 1000°F.ENGINEERING STANDARD «0s Date: June 1986 Rev.: 10, Jan. 2000 VALVE STANDARDS Page 9 of 29 4.0 GATE VALVES - (Continued) Gis7 1500# SOC. W., 316 SS body, OSKY, bolted bonnet, 316 SS tim, solid wedge, conv. port. Temperature range -20°F to 1000°F. 4.7 800# Rating - Continued GI5-8 G59 G1s-10 GIS 1500# SW _X SCR'D, 316 S$ body, OSLY, bolted bonnet, 316 SS trim, solid wedge, ‘conv. port. Temperature range -20°F to LO00°F. 1500# SCR'D, 316L SS body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 316 SS trim, solid wedge, conv. port. Temperature range -20°F to 850°F. 1500# SOC, W., 316L $$ body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 316 SS trim, solid wedge, cony. port. Temperature range -20°F to 850°E. 1500# SW x SCR'D, 316L $8 body, OSY, bolted honnet, 316 SS trim, solid Wedge, conv. port. Temperature range -20°F to 850°F, 4.8 2500# Rating sa G25.4 25004 SOC. W., carbon steel body, OS&Y, welded bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid wedge, conv. port (316 SS trim for NACE service). Temperature range -20°F to 750°F. 2500# RT, carbon steel body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid or split wedge, ‘conv. port (316 SS trim for NACE service). Temperature range -20°F to 750°F. 2500# SOC. W., Low temp. carbon steel body, OS&Y. welded bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid ‘wedge, conv. port. Temperature range -50°F to 400°F. 25008 RTI, Low temp. carbon sieel body, OSY welded bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid wedge, conv. port, Temperature cange -50°F to 400°P. 5.0 GLOBE VALVES 5.1 125# and 250# Rating GLo2 bronze body. rising stem, threaded bonnet. Temperature range -20°F t0 125# FF, cast iron body. OS&Y, bronze trim. Temperature range -20°F to 350°F.oe ENGINEERING STANDARD 606 Date: June 1986 VALVE STANDARDS: Rey.: 10, Jan. 2000 Page 8 of 29 4.0 GATE VALVES - (Continued) 45 46 47 800# Rating - Continued G1-23 800# THD, 1-1/4 CR - 1/2 Mo. body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim with hardfaced solid wedge, conv. port 100 PPM Maximum V.O.C. Emission, Temperature range - 20°F to 1100°F. G8-14 800# SOC. W., (Samne as 67-23). G1-24 800# SOC. W. X THD, | 1/4 CR - 1/2 Mo., OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid ‘wedge, conv. port, 100 PPM Maximum V.O.C: Emission. Temperature range -20°F to L100°F. 9004 Rating G9-i 900# RTI, carbon steel body, OSKY, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid or split wedge, ‘conv. port (316 $$ trim for NACE service), ‘Temperature range -20°F to 750°F. 69-2 900# RF, 316 SS body, OSRY, bolted bonnet, 316 SS trim, solid or split wedge, conv. port. Temperature range -20°F to L000°F. 1500 Rating G15-1 1500 RT, carbon steel body, OSKY, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid or split wedge, conv, port (316 SS trim for NACE service), Temperature range -20°F to 750°F. GIS-2 1500# SCR'D, carbon steel body, OSLY, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid wedge, conv. port (316 SS trim for NACE service). ‘Temperature range -20°F to 750°F. GIS-3 1500# SOC. W., carbon steel body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid wedge, ‘cony. port (316 SS trim for NACE service). Temperature range -20°F to 750°F. GIS-4 1500# SW. x SCR'D, carbon steel body, OSRY, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, solid wedge, ‘conv. port (316 SS trim for NACE service). Temperature range -20°F to 750°F. 15-5 1500# RE, 316 SS body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 316 SS trim, solid wedge, conv. port. “Temperature range -20°F to 1000°F. G1S-6 1500# SCR'D, 316 SS body, OS&Y. bolted bonnet, 316 SS tim, solid wedge, conv. port. Temperature range -20°F to 1000°F.ENGINEERING STANDARD’ 606 Date: June 1986 Rey.: 10, Jan. 2000 VALYE STANDARDS Page 10 of 29 5.0 GLOBE VALVES - (Continued) 32 53 150# Rating, GLI 150 RE, catbon steel body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim (316 SS trim for NACE service) Temperature range -20°F to 750°F. GLL2 —150# RE, 316 SS body, OS&Y, ‘bolted bonnet, SS trim, Temperature range -20°F to 1000°F. GLI3 15OLRE, 1-1/4 CR - 1/2 Mo. body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, Temperature range -20°F to 1000°F. GLI4 — 1SOERE, low temp. carbon steel body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim Temperature range -50°F to 400°F. GLUES 1SOFRE, 5 CR - 1/2 Mo. body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13°CR trim, Temperature range “20°F to 1000°F. GLI-6 1502 RF, 9 CR - 1 Mo. body, OEY, doled bonnet, 13 CR trim. Tempersture range - 20°F to 1000°F. GLI-7 —150# RE, carbon steel body, OS&Y, bolted boone, 13 CR trim G16 SS trim for NACE. service), 100 PPM Maximum V.O.C. Emission, Temperature range -20°F to 750°F. 300# Rating GL3-1 300# RE, carbon steel body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim (316 SS sim for Nace service). Temperature range -20°F to 750°F- GL3-2 30H RE, 316 $$ body, OSY, bolted bonnet, 316 SS trim. Temperature range -20°F to LO00°F. L335 300/ RE, 1-1/4 CR - 1/2 Mo. body, OS&Y, bolted bonaet, 13 CR trim. Temperature range -20°F t0 1100°F. GL3-4 300 RF, low temp. carbon steel body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim. Temperature range -50°F to 1100°F. GL3-5 300# RE, 5 CR - 1/2 Mo. body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim. Temperature range -20°F to 1100°F.JENGINEERING STANDARD 606 Date: June 1986 Rey.t 10, Jan. 2000 VALVE STANDARDS Page 1 of 29 5.0 | GLOBE VALVES - (Continued) 54 G36 GL3-7 GL38 300 RE, 9 CR- 1 Mo. body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, £3 CR trim. Temperature range ~ 20°F to 1100°F. 300 RF, carbon steel body, OS@Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim (316 SS trim for Nace service) 100 PPM Maximum V.0.C. Emission. Temperature range -20°F to 750°F. 3008 RF, 1-1/4 CR - 1/2 Mo. body, OSLY, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim, 100 PPM Maximum V.O.C. Emission. Temperature range -20°F to 1100°F. 600# Rating, GLE 600# RF, carbon stect body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim (316 SS trim for NACE service). Temperature range -20°F to 750°F. GLG-2 “GOH RF, 1-1/4 CR - 1/2 Mo. body, OSLY, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim with Hardface. ‘Temperature range -20°F to 1L00°F. GLE3 GOOF RE, 5 CR- 1/2 Mo. body, OSKY, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim with Hardface Temperature range -20°F to 1100°F. GL6-4 600# RE, 9 CR - 1 Mo. body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR wim with Hardface. ‘Temperature range -20°F to L100°F. GL6-S 60H RF, 316 SS body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 316 SS trim. Temperanure range -20°F to 10008F. 800# Rating GL7-1 $004 THD., carbon steel body, OS&Y, bolted bonnet, 13 CR trim (316 SS trim for NACE service). ‘Temperature range -20°F to 750°P. GL8-1 800# SOC. W., (Same as GLT-1). GL7-2 800# THD., 316 SS body, OSAY, bolted bonnet, SS trim, Temperature range -20°F t0 G82 1000°F. 800# SOC. W., (Same as GL7-2)