Waste Water Management Plan

RasGas Company Limited
Barzan Onshore Project

Revision Description (Form - 1)
The following summarizes revisions.

Item Description Remarks
General Follow-up CPY Comments. As per CPY Comments
Refer to Comment Close Out Sheet.
General Added the details of Evaporation Pond where Chemical Waste
Water (High COD/BOD) are to be disposed.
Accordingly, the chemical waste water handling plan has been
revised.
Section-6 Added Roles and Responsibilities for JGC Environmental

Coordinator and JGC Environmental Monitor
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RasGas Company Limited
Barzan Onshore Project
WASTE WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN

IN PMC STAGE
Rev. Issue Date Purpose/ Description of Revision Prepared Reviewed Approved
0 07-Nov-2012 Issue for Construction T.Koizumi T.Ogawa T.Ogawa

A 05-Jun-2012 Issue for Design T. Koizumi T. Ogawa T.Ogawa
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D R A Reproduction and use prohibited except in accordance with RasGass written permission
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Barzan Onshore Project Company Doc No.: B-S-B00-1710-803 Rev.0
WASTE WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN IN PMC STAGE Contractor Doc. No.: S-B00-1710-803 Rev.0
Contents
1 INTRODUCTION........................................................................................................................................3
2 REFERENCE.............................................................................................................................................3
3 DEFENITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS......................................................................................................3
4 SCOPE ......................................................................................................................................................4
5 HEALTH, SAFETY, ENVIRONMENT AND SECURITY...............................................................................5
6 ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES .............................................................................................................5
6.1 JGC PMC Manager.............................................................................................................................5
6.2 JGC PMC Chief Engineer ...................................................................................................................5
6.3 JGC PMC Supervisor..........................................................................................................................6
6.4 Temporary Waste Water Treatment Package Operator (Subcontractor) ..............................................6
6.5 JGC Environmental Coordinator..........................................................................................................6
6.6 JGC Environmental Monitor ................................................................................................................6
7 PMC WASTE WATER HANDLING OVERVIEW .........................................................................................7
8 DETAILS OF CHEMICAL WASTE WATER HANDLING .............................................................................8
8.1 Chemical Waste Water Collection to Temporary Pond.........................................................................8
8.2 Design of Temporary Pond and Temporary Waste Water Treatment Unit ..........................................10
8.3 Treated Water Disposal to Retention Pond........................................................................................11
8.4 Chemical Waste Water Batch Handling .......................!
9 Remove
DETAILS OF HIGH COD/TSS WASTE WATER HANDLING ....................................................................13
9.1 High COD/TSS Waste Water Collection to Evaporation Pond............................................................13
9.2 Design of Evaporation Pond..............................................................................................................13
10 POST WORK...........................................................................................................................................14
10.1 Dismantling of Temporary Piping from B262 to Temporary Pond .......................................................14
10.2 Dismantling of Temporary Piping from B150 to Temporary Pond .......................................................14
10.3 Demobilization of Temporary Waste Water Treatment Unit................................................................14
10.4 Dismantling of Evaporation Pond ......................................................................................................14
10.5 Dismantling of Temporary Pond ........................................................................................................14
All HOLD items (section 7.2/ 7.3/ 8.1/ 8.2.1/ 9.2/ 10.3/ 10.4/ 10.5/ Appendix 2)
need to be clarified prior final document approval.
APPENDIX
APPENDIX-1 : Concept of PMC Waste Water Handling

APPENDIX-2 : Waste Water from PMC activity and the destination
APPENDIX-3 : PMC Non Chemical Waste Water disposal schedule
APPENDIX-4 : PMC Chemical Waste Water disposal schedule
APPENDIX-5 : PMC High COD/TSS Waste Water disposal schedule
APPENDIX-6 : Temporary piping set-up for the delivery of Chemical Waste Water to Temporary Pond
APPENDIX-7 : Concept of Temporary Pond design
APPENDIX-8 : Estimated Water Volume in Temporary Pond vs. Treated Water Quantity
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1 INTRODUCTION
The purpose of this Waste Water Management Plan in PMC stage is to describe the plan of waste water
handling which will be generated during several PMC activities on the Barzan Onshore EPC Project.
Environmental Management Plan (B-S-B00-1100-401) is providing the guidance of Environmental
Management System (EMS) to JGC and its subcontractors. The chemical waste water shall be treated
and disposed to the designated waste water pond with the compliance with the EMS.
Change to B-S-...
2 REFERENCE
B-S-B00-1100-001 Specification for Site SHE&S Plan Parts 1 -7
B-S-B00-1100-051 SHE&S Training Plan
S-B-B00-1100-401 Environmental Management Plan
S-B-B00-1100-402 Waste Management Plan
S-B-B00-1100-403 Spill Prevention and Response Procedure
B-S-B00-1100-406 Waste Water Management Procedure
B-S-B00-1700-502 Design Criteria for PMC Temporary Piping
BF-S-B00-1700-014 General Pre-Mechanical Completion / Commissioning Procedure for Degreasing
(Boiler)
BF-S-B00-1700-015 General Pre-Mechanical Completion / Commissioning Procedure for Degreasing
(Process)
BF-S-B00-1700-008 General Pre-Mechanical Completion / Commissioning Procedure for Pipe
Cleaning
B-T-JYTY-02881 PMC Level-IV schedule (Submitted to Company at 29-Aug-12)
Latest PMC Level 4 schedule issued on 14-Nov-12

(submitted to CPY on 26-Nov'12) to be taken as reference
3 DEFENITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS
Add: B-S-B00-1100-232 safe Work Method
ALARP : As Low As Reasonably Practicable
BOD : Biochemical Oxygen Demand (SWMS) and Job Safety Analysis (JSA)
CMP : Chemical Management Plan Add: B-S-B00-1100-201 Hazard Identification,
COD : Chemical Oxygen Demand
Total Safety Task Identification (TSTI) and
EM : Environmental Monitor
EMP : Environmental Management Plan recognition Card (JSO Card) Program.
EMS : Environmental Management System
EPC : Engineering Procurement Construction
FEED : Front End Engineering Design
HAZID : Hazard Identification Assessment
HAZMAT : Hazardous Material
HRA : Health Risk Assessment
HSSE : Health Safety Security and Environment
JSA : Job Safety Analysis
JSTI : JGS Safety Task Instruction
MoE : Ministry of Environment
MSDS : Material Safety Data Sheet
NCS : Non Compliance Situation
MTR : Mechanical Test Run
PMC : Pre-Mechanical Completion
PPE : Personnel Protective Equipment
PTW : Permit to Work
RLC : Ras Laffan Industrial City
SIMOPS : Simultaneous Operations
SHE & S : Safety, Health, Environmental & Security
SPRP : Spill Prevention and Response Plan
TBT : Toolbox Talks
TSS : Total Suspended Solids
WMP : Waste Management Plan Add NOP, TSTI and JSO definition
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To be aligned with the latest

PMC Level 4 schedule
4 SCOPE
This plan is applicable to all chemical waste water which will be generated during PMC stage. The
planned PMC activities which create waste water are shown below with the system volume and planned
start date; Add a column with associated MAP system number
Waste
System Volume
Water Description Start from
[m3]
No.
0 Piping Flushed Water / Pump MTR waste water - M28
Cooling Water System Passivation

1 1,000 M30
(Utility Area)
Polisher in Operation
2 Polisher Neutralization Water Discharge (1,400 m3/month) M31
(Regeneration : 72 hrs cycle / 4hrs)
Chemical Cleaning of Utility Boilers
3 70 M32
(3 strings -Acid Cleaning-)
Utility Boiler in Operation
4 Boiler Blowdown Discharge (80 m3/Day) M33
(Continuous / Intermittent)
Chemical Cleaning of Amin Tank Area
5 300 M34
(-Degreasing-)
Chemical Cleaning of SRU WHBs
6 200 M35
Chemical Cleaning of HRSG
7 50 M36
8 16,000 M35
(Train-1 & Common Area)
Chemical Cleaning of TGT Unit
9 500 M36
(2 strings -Degreasing-)
Chemical Cleaning of SMR Unit
10 650 M37
(1 string -Degreasing-)
Chemical Cleaning of AGR Unit
11 2,900 M37
[Train-2]
12 1,000 M40
[Train-2]
13 Chemical Cleaning of Utility Boiler 70 M40
(1 string -Acid Cleaning-)
[Train-2]
14 Chemical Cleaning of SRU WHBs 200 M41
[Train-2]
15 Chemical Cleaning of TGT Unit 500 M42
(2 strings -Degreasing-)
[Train-2]
16 Chemical Cleaning of SMR Unit 650 M42
[Train-2]
17 Chemical Cleaning of AGR Unit 2,900 M43
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This plan is applicable to PMC waste water which will be generated from various areas of the plant.
5 HEALTH, SAFETY, ENVIRONMENT AND SECURITY

The PMC team shares the project goal of no harm to people and no damage to the environment during all
phases of the project. The PMC team will ensure this goal is a shared value with the subcontractors
associated with PMC activities. PMC will adhere to the project SHE&S policy, plans, and procedures as
detailed in Specification for Site SHE&S Plan Parts 1 -7 (B-S-B00-1100-001).
Some of our key activities will be:
Ensure all personnel associated with PMC are correctly trained for the tasks to be undertaken.
Ensure all personnel associated with PMC are trained in the safe behavioral safety program.
Ensure no work is carried out until the hazards are suitably identified and reduced to ALARP.
Ensure suitable measures are put in place to reduce or eliminate the risks associated with high risks
activities such as SIMOP.
Ensure all work parties to take the countermeasures which are raised through Job Safety Analysis
(JSA).
Workshop will be held over JGC PMC staffs, JGC SHE&S staffs and Company to define Job Safety
Analysis. The defined / approved JSA will be reviewed by all work parties prior to the implementation
Ensure all work parties to have JGC Safety Task Instruction (JSTI) to identify the local risk before the
work.
6 ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Refer to Section 4 of Environmental Management Plan (B-S-B00-1100-401) for JGCs overall roles and
responsibilities. Specific roles and responsibilities for PMC staff are described in this section.
6.1 JGC PMC Manager

JGC PMC Manager holds the highest responsibility for ensuring compliance with all applicable HSE
legislation and standards during PMC phase under direction of Site Manager. He will set the example with
respect to EMP and will act as follows;
Provide an approved PMC waste water handling plan (this document) and ensure that the plan
meets the EMP/EMS requirement
Direct the safe and proper operation of waste water handling
Implement this plan effectively, train the work force and monitor the site condition
Ensure that JGC PMC personnel and subcontractor are aware of their environmental protection
responsibilities
Attend EMP meeting
Review environmental incident reports, if any
Delegate responsibilities and assign appropriate and experienced staff to support the
implementation of this plan
Provide the resources necessary to facilitate implementation of this plan
Require the participation of all departments and subcontractors
6.2 JGC PMC Chief Engineer

JGC PMC Chief Engineer has the responsibility for;
ensuring the implementation of PMC waste water handling plan
coordinating waste water handling works with the related personnel (Company, Subcontractor, JGC
Field SHE& S supervisors and Construction team)
supplying the required information and procedures to the related personnel
organize regular meeting to share the waste water status over Company, Subcontractor, JGC
Environmental Coordinator and Construction team (PMC Waste Water Handling Meeting) and lead
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the PMC waste water handling / destination, receiving an advice/instruction by JGC Environmental
Coordinator and Company
check the data and report by JGC Environmental Monitor to identify any necessary change to
improve
plan and initiate the corrective actions, if required
organizing equipment routine maintenance, if necessary
ensuring that any safety precautions are in place at proper locations
6.3 JGC PMC Supervisor

JGC PMC Supervisor has the responsibility for;
waste water handling plan implementation
work assigning (and control) to PMC Support Team for all preparation work and assistance
conduct PMC waste water sampling and quick analyses with Subcontractor & JGC Environmental
Monitor
administration of PTW for waste water handling
monitoring all isolation points, Red Spade, double block and bleed etc and ensuring proper
implementation of any operation change
giving good understanding of waste water handling plan to all work party
controlling job status during shift and ensuring corrective actions, if necessary
ensuring safety equipment is operable (Shower and Eye Washers etc..)
ensuring good communication between different team members
6.4 Temporary Waste Water Treatment Package Operator (Subcontractor)

Designated subcontractor has the responsibility for;
waste water handling plan implementation under the direction by JGC PMC staffs
proper chemical storage and handling as per Spill Prevention and Response Procedure (SPRP,
B-S-B00-1100-403)
good understanding of waste water handling plan
conduct PMC waste water sampling and quick analyses with JGC PMC Supervisor & JGC
Environmental Monitor
reporting to PMC staffs regularly
having good communication with the related personnel (Company, JGC PMC staffs, JGC Field
SHE& S supervisors and Construction team)
6.5 JGC Environmental Coordinator roles

In addition to the rolls & responsibilities shown on;
Environmental Management Plan : B-S-B00-1100-401
Waste Management Plan : S-B-B00-1100-402
Spill Prevention and Response Procedure : S-B-B00-1100-403
JGC Environmental Coordinator is responsible for; Change to B-S-...

overseeing the implementation of this plan from SHE&S point of view
attend regular PMC waste water handling meeting and give an advice / instruction along with WMP /
SPRP
check the data and report by JGC Environmental Monitor to identify any necessary change to
improve
6.6 JGC Environmental Monitor

JGC Environmental Monitor is responsible for;
collect data during routine monitoring and report them in Daily Monitoring / Observation Reports
Identify, report and document Non Compliance Situations
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7 PMC WASTE WATER HANDLING OVERVIEW

Barzan Onshore EPC Project has permanent waste water treatment facilities, irrigation water system and
water well injection system. However, from the schedule point of view, these permanent facilities will not
be fully lined-up when PMC activities and PMC waste water generation is started. Therefore, PMC waste
water handling will be planned using the temporary facilities with the partial usage of permanent facilities.
As the final destination of PMC waste water, the permanent facility of retention pond and Evaporation
Pond will be used.
The permanent facility of retention pond will be ready when PMC activities are started (M29). The
retention pond consists of two components: a lined upstream section (B87-A014) and an unlined section
(B87-A016). The upstream section has a skimmer that will feed floating hydrocarbons to the oily water
treatment system. The downstream section is an evaporation/soak-away pond.
PMC waste water can be categorized into Non Chemical Waste Water, Chemical Waste Water and High
COD / TSS Chemical Waste Water. Considering the qualities, each destination is defined as shown below.
APPENDIX-1 shows the conceptual drawing of the chemical waste water handling.
1) Non Chemical Waste Water

9 Piping Flushed Water / Pump MTR waste water
9 Final Rinsed Water after Chemical Cleaning
9 Polisher Regeneration Water (after the treatment at Neutralization Pit, B94-Y041-A001/002)
9 Boiler Blowdown Water (after the treatment at Neutralization Package, B87-Y055)
Since Non Chemical Waste Water does not contain the components which affect to acceptable
disposed water quality to B87-A016 (See section 8.1), they will be conveyed via Open Ditch which is
connected to B87-A014. APPENDIX-3 shows Non chemical waste water disposal schedule to Open
Ditch. To ensure these Non Chemical Waste Water are meeting RLC Landscape standards (See the
table on Section 8.3.1), periodical handy sampling and analysis by handy type instrument for each
waste water will be conducted. The sampling plan is shown on the table below;
Monitoring Frequency by Handy Type

Parameter Unit
Instrument
pH 2 times per day
Chemical Oxygen Demand mg\L 1 time per day
Total Suspended Solids mg\L 1 time per day
Oil & Grease mg\L 1 time per day
Chlorine Residual mg\L 1 time per day
2) Chemical Waste Water

9 Chemical Cleaning Waste Water (Degreasing Waste Water)
9 Passivation Water for Cooling Water System
Note:
(Hold) Chemical for chemical cleaning and passivation have not been fixed yet (estimation as per JGCs
experience and the information as of Aug-12).
9 Intermediate Rinsed Water after Chemical Cleaning
The handling details are described in Section 8.

Chemical Waste Water shown above are planned to be conveyed to Temporary Pond with
membrane layer which will be located at east of B262. Temporary Pond will be designed to have
the segregation walls to provide the compartments for oil skimming and depositing any debris. Oil
suspended on oil compartment will be removed and the debris accumulated at the bottom of the
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compartment will be vacuumed /removed periodically. Then, the top clear layer water will be pumped
to Temporary Waste Water Treatment Unit. After the treatment, the treated water will be finally
conveyed to B87-A014 or B87-A016.
APPENDIX-4 shows the chemical waste water disposal schedule to Temporary Pond.
9 Total 45,460 m3 of chemical waste water influx
9 At the peak period (Middle of M36), 5,892 m3 of chemical waste water influx @ 10 days Total
3) Chemical Waste Water (High COD / TSS Waste Water)

9 Chemical Cleaning Waste Water (Acid Cleaning Waste Water)
9 Sludge vacuumed/removed from Temporary Pond
The handling details are described in Section 8.

Citric Acid will be used for low pH step of acid cleaning activity. Citric Acid is organic compound and
the source of high COD. One chemical cleaning sub-contractor indicated that the expected COD in
the waste water is more than 30,000 mg/L. The dilution by non-chemical waste water or air bubbling
will not be enough to meet the criteria to discharge the retention pond. And, the accumulated deposit
will be vacuumed from the provided compartment at Temporary Pond. This waste water will be high
content of TSS.
As the final destination of these High COD / TSS waste water, Evaporation Pond with membrane
layer will be constructed. The planned location is plant south. The conveyed water (with sludge) will
be dried-up under sun light, then, the contaminated membrane will be disposed as Industrial Waste
finally.
APPENDIX-5 shows acid cleaning chemical waste water disposal schedule. This is showing;
Total 1,375 m3 of acid cleaning waste water influx in Train-1
Total 719 m3 of acid cleaning waste water influx in Train-2
17 PMC activities are listed in Section-4. Each PMC activity is composed of multiple steps and each step
potentially generates waste water. APPENDIX-2 shows the expected waste water quality and quantity in
each activity. It is the basis of the waste water disposal schedule.
Note:
9 To reduce the total waste water quantity, water reuse will be considered with the bases below;
1) 3rd Dumped Water from Chemical Cleaning activity (1st Rinsing Water) to reuse other
Chemical Cleaning Water (2nd System Filling)
th nd
2) 4 Dumped Water from Chemical Cleaning activity (2 Rinsing Water) to reuse other
st
Flushing Water (1 System Filling)
However, this reuse is depends on the water quality of the dumped water and the timing of 2
Chemical Cleaning activities. The details will be established later at site (Hold).
8 DETAILS OF CHEMICAL WASTE WATER HANDLING
8.1 Chemical Waste Water Collection to Temporary Pond

One of the key elements for this plan is how to collect the chemical waste water which will be generated at
various places of the site into one place (Temporary Pond). Since it is not realistic to provide temporary
piping from each waste water producer to Temporary Pond, the permanent piping of Blowdown Collection
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Header and Chemical Service Collection Header are planned to be used as chemical waste water transfer
line to Temporary Pond. Temporary piping will be connected at the nearest location with Temporary Pond
and they will be extended to Temporary Pond. Another set-up is long temporary piping from B150 to
Temporary Pond.
APPENDIX-2 shows the conceptual waste water delivery route and APPENDIX-6 shows the temporary
piping & hose set-ups.
Note:
9 Design Criteria for PMC Temporary Piping (S-B00-1710-502) to be referred to for temporary
piping design
9 The type & specification of Truck which can handle chemical waste water to be specified in this
document later (Hold).
9 The details of road crossing along with Temporary Piping (from B262) and Long Temporary
Piping (from B150) to be attached later (Hold). These are Above Ground Piping.
Blowdown Collection Header [Train-1/Common] + Temporary Piping (from B262)

To deliver;
9 Waste Water No.4 : Boiler Blowdown
9 Waste Water No.6 : 1st rinsing water after SRU WHB Acid Cleaning [T1]
9 Waste Water No.7 : 1st rinsing water after HRSG Acid Cleaning
The waste water routing to Neutralization Package (B87-Y055) or Temporary Pond can be selected.
Fundamentally, once B87-Y055 is fully lined-up, Boiler Blowdown which is produced continuously
once utility boilers are started on M33 can be send to B87-Y055. However, in case Blowdown
Collection Header is used for the Chemical Waste Water delivery of Waste Water No.6 & 7, Boiler
Blowdown should be sent to Temporary Pond together. Such operational selection can be done by
isolation valves.
Chemical Service Collection Header [Train-1/Common] + Temporary Piping (from B262)

To deliver;
9 Waste Water No.5 : Chemical Waste Water from Amin Tank Area Degreasing
9 Waste Water No.9 : Chemical Waste Water from TGT Unit Degreasing [T1]
9 Waste Water No.10 : Chemical Waste Water from SMR Unit Degreasing [T1]
9 Waste Water No.11 : Chemical Waste Water from AGR Unit Degreasing [T1]
Jumpover temporary pipings will be provided from Amin Sump Pump discharge to Chemical Service
Collection Headers. Amin Sump Pump will deliver the chemical waste water to Temporary Pond
through Chemical Service Collection Header.
Long Temporary Piping (from B150)

To deliver;
9 Waste Water No.8 : Passivation Water of Train-1 & Common
9 Waste Water No.12 : Passivation Water of Train-2
Temporary hose will be connected from Train-3 future connection of cooling water supply at B150 to
Long Temporary Piping.
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Blowdown Collection Header [Train-2] + Long Temporary Piping (from B150)

To deliver;
st
9 Waste Water No.14 : 1 rinsing water after SRU WHB Acid Cleaning [T2]
Temporary hose will be connected from Train-2 Blowdown Collection Header B/L to Long Temporary
Piping.
Chemical Service Collection Header [Train-2] + Long Temporary Piping (from B150)
To deliver;
9 Waste Water No.15 : Chemical Waste Water from TGT Unit Degreasing [T2]
9 Waste Water No.16 : Chemical Waste Water from SMR Unit Degreasing [T2]
9 Waste Water No.17 : Chemical Waste Water from AGR Unit Degreasing [T2]
Temporary piping will be connected from Train-3 future connection of Chemical Service Collection
Header at B150 to Long Temporary Piping.
Transportation by Truck
The following chemical waste water will be transferred from the location to Temporary Pond by
Truck.
9 Waste Water No.1 : Passivation Water of Utility Area
8.2 Design of Temporary Pond and Temporary Waste Water Treatment Unit
Based on the chemical water influx to Temporary Pond shown on APPENDIX-4, the capacities of
Temporary Pond and Temporary Waste Water Treatment Unit are calculated.
Temporary Pond Capacity : Approx. 10,000 m3

Temporary Waste Water Treatment Unit : Approx. 10 m3/hr
APPENDIX-8 shows the estimated water volume in Temporary Pond and Treated Water Quantity in 10
days. Accumulated water quantity in Temporary Pond will be approx. 6,200 m3 in peak period
(Middle-M38) with the basis of 10m3/hr x 24 hrs continuous water treatment by Temporary Water
Treatment Unit and final discharge to B87-A014 or B87-A016. 10,000 m3 capacities will have approx.
60% margin against the estimated chemical waste water influx. And, the natural evaporation also can
create some more margins.
The margin can absorb the disturbance of chemical waste water influx and small amount of back wash
water back-influx from Temporary Waste Water Treatment Unit.
Note:
9 The amount of back wash water depends on the frequency of back wash. The frequency of back
wash is depends on how much TSS of waste water is, however, it is normally a few % of feed flow.
9 Because of the area limitation, 100 m x 100m for 10,000 m3 Temporary Pond is maximum area to
be given. The area to cover 45,460 m3 of all chemical waste water is not practical.
9 As Temporary Waste Water Treatment Unit, 10m3/hr capacity is big facility. It is not practical to
select the one more than 10 m3/hr capacity.
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8.2.1 Detailed Design of Temporary Pond

Since degreasing waste water may contain some oil & grease, oil compartment shall or will be provided at
Temporary Pond. Oil suspended within this compartment will be removed by Oil Filter periodically.
Another compartment will be also provided to collect accumulated deposits. Since back wash water from
Temporary Waste Water Treatment Unit is planned to be sent back to the Temporary Pond and Chemical
Waste Water may contain debris, some amount of deposit are expected. These deposits will be
vacuumed/removed periodically. The deposit will be conveyed to Evaporation Pond or packed into the
drum. It depends on the feature of the deposit and its amount.
Then, the top clear layer water will be pumped to Temporary Waste Water Treatment Unit.
Conceptual design of Temporary Pond and Oil / Deposit Separation Compartment is shown on
APPENDIX-7. The type of Temporary Pond is Bank type, not Dig type. This configuration can avoid the
hazardous sediment windblown to outside the pond.
The detailed DWG of Temporary Pond will be attached in this document later (Hold).
8.2.2 Detailed Design of Temporary Waste Water Treatment Unit

The coagulation type package is planned as Temporary Waste Water Treatment Unit. This can treat the
waste water to make Total Suspended Solid (TSS) within the acceptable quality to dispose to B87-A014 /
A016 (<10 ppm in monthly average), as well as pH adjustment. Regarding Biochemical Oxygen Demand
(BOD) and Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD), the concentrations will be controlled by diluting with Non
Chemical Waste Water if necessary, then, the resultant low concentration COD/BOD water will be
disposed to B87-A014 or A016.
Sand filter process is expected in this package, then it will produce some amount of back wash water. It
will be sent back to Temporary Pond.
Based on the information above, the coagulation package will be selected. Package operation will be
sub-contracted.
8.3 Treated Water Disposal to Retention Pond

Chemical waste water is planned to convey to the permanent facility of retention pond (B87-A014 or
A016) after the treatment by Temporary Waste Water Treatment Unit.
The treated water which is treated by coagulation package will be conveyed to B87-A014 (Lined Pond). In
case the treated water quality can be considered stable and within water disposal criteria, it can be
disposed to B87-A016 (Unlined Pond). The destination can be selected by isolation valves. Refer to
APPENDIX-6.
The water disposal criteria to retention pond is shown on Section 8.3.1. And, the way to judge the
destination (B87-A014 or A016) is described in Section 8.3.2.
8.3.1 Water Disposal Criteria to Retention Pond

The waste water discharge criteria applicable to the retention pond is provided in Appendix E on
Environmental Management Plan (B-S-B00-1100-401) and shown below.
E4: Wastewater Quality Requirements - given in the Environmental Clearance Permit
Parameter Limit (Monthly Average) Monitoring Frequency Unit
Volume -- Daily m3\day

pH 6 9 Daily
Biochemical Oxygen Demand 10 Weekly mg\L
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Chemical Oxygen Demand 150 Weekly mg\L

Total Suspended Solids 10 Monthly mg\L
Oil & Grease 10 Weekly mg\L
Mercury 0.001 Monthly mg\L
Chlorine Residual 0.1 Daily mg\L
Total Coliform 23 Weekly MPN/100ml
8.3.2 Waste Water Sampling Plan

Since there will be continuous chemical waste influx to one 10,000 m3 capacity of Temporary Pond
against total waste water volume of 45,560m3, the continuous treatment by Temporary Waste Water
Package and disposal to retention pond are required to keep the project schedule.
Since the water analysis by 3rd party takes a few days to give the results back (because of the analytical
method), the analyses for the following parameters will be taken place by Handy Type Instrument and the
results will be used for the discussion on PMC Waste Water Handling Meeting. JGC PMC Supervisor,
JGC Environmental Monitor and Sub-Contractor will take the water sample from Sampling Point-1 / 2
shown on APPENDIX-1 and report to JGC PMC Chief Engineer / JGC Environmental Coordinator /
Company for the discussion.
Monitoring Frequency by Handy Type

Parameter Unit
Instrument
pH 2 times per day
Chemical Oxygen Demand mg\L 1 time per day
Total Suspended Solids mg\L 1 time per day
Oil & Grease mg\L 1 time per day
Chlorine Residual mg\L 1 time per day
In PMC Waste Water Handling Meeting, the destination of the treated water, B87-A014 or B87-A016, will
be discussed and determined, based on the results.
9 In case no upset is expected, the treated water will be send to B87-A014 (Unlined Pond).
9 In case upset is expected, the treated water will be send to B87-A016 (Lined Pond).
The treated waste water is not expected to deviate from these limits, however, in case the treated waste
water become off-spec through this regular analysis, the actions below can be taken upon the discussion
over JGC PMC Chief Engineer / JGC Environmental Coordinator / Company / Temporary Waste Water
Treatment Package Operator to meet Monthly Average Limit.
9 Dilute Temporary Pond with pouring Non-Chemical Waste Water
9 Suspend to dump Chemical Waste Water to Temporary Pond
9 Air Bubbling to reduce COD of Temporary Pond
9 Any possible chemical treatment at Temporary Waste Water Treatment Package (to be
discussed with Sub-Contractor)
rd
The water sample will be taken from Sampling Point-2 shown on APPENDIX-1 and be sent to 3 Party for
official record.
Parameter Unit Monitoring Frequency by 3rd Party
Biochemical Oxygen Demand mg\L Weekly
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Chemical Oxygen Demand mg\L Weekly

Total Suspended Solids mg\L Monthly
Oil & Grease mg\L Weekly
Mercury mg\L Monthly
Total Coliform MPN/100ml Weekly
Note:
9 pH, Chlorine Residua will be checked by handy type instrument daily.
9 DETAILS OF HIGH COD/TSS WASTE WATER HANDLING
9.1 High COD/TSS Waste Water Collection to Evaporation Pond

Acid Cleaning waste water and the accumulated deposit at Temporary Pond will be conveyed to
Evaporation by Truck.
Note:
9 The accumulated deposit may be packed into Drum. See Section 8.2.1.
Acid Cleaning waste water

9 Waste Water No.3 : Acid Cleaning Waste Water from Utility Boiler Acid Cleaning [T1]
9 Waste Water No.6 : Acid Cleaning Waste Water from SRU WHB Acid Cleaning [T1]
9 Waste Water No.7 : Acid Cleaning Waste Water from HRSG Acid Cleaning
9 Waste Water No.13 : Acid Cleaning Waste Water from Utility Boiler Chemical Cleaning [T2]
9 Waste Water No.14 : Acid Cleaning Waste Water from SRU WHB Acid Cleaning [T2]
9.2 Design of Evaporation Pond

Based on the acid cleaning waste water volume shown on APPENDIX-5, the capacity of Evaporation
Pond is designed as 2,0000m3.
Note:
9 Total volume of Acid Cleaning waste water is 2,094 m3. Since there is a gap between Train-1
Acid Cleaning activities and Train-2 Acid Cleaning activities, some natural evaporation is
expected. However, in case there is no room to dispose Acid Cleaning waste water in Train-2, the
waste water will be transferred to outside Barzan Pj Site for the treatment (Mesaieed Industrial
City etc.. To be sub-contracted for the transferring).
9 As mentioned in Section 7-3), the waste water with sludge removed from Temporary Pond will be
also disposed to Evaporation Pond.
It will be located in Plant South (see APPENDIX-1) and the area will be Approx 30m x 50m wide. The type
of Evaporation Pond is Bank type, not Dig type. This configuration can avoid the hazardous sediment
windblown to outside the pond.
The detailed DWG will be attached in this document later (Hold).
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10 POST WORK
10.1 Dismantling of Temporary Piping from B262 to Temporary Pond

Upon completion of AGR Degreasing (Train-1) which is the last activity for the usage of the temporary
th
piping from B262, the temporary piping will be removed after the completion of the water flushing by 4
rinsed water and the drainage.
10.2 Dismantling of Temporary Piping from B150 to Temporary Pond

Upon completion of AGR Degreasing (Train-2) which is the last activity for the usage of the temporary
th
piping from B150, the temporary piping will be removed after the completion of the water flushing by 4
rinsed water and the drainage.
10.3 Demobilization of Temporary Waste Water Treatment Unit

Upon completion of AGR Degreasing (Train-2) which is the last activity for the generation of PMC
chemical waste water, Temporary Waste Water Treatment Unit will be also demobilized after the
treatment of all remained chemical water in Temporary Pond. The detailed dismantling plan will be issued
later (Hold).
10.4 Dismantling of Evaporation Pond

Upon completion of dried-up naturally, Evaporation Pond will be back-filled after the disposal of bottom
surface membrane. The membrane is contaminated with chemical compound, therefore, it will be wasted
as Industrial Waste. The detailed dismantling plan will be issued later (Hold).
10.5 Dismantling of Temporary Pond

Upon completion of the treatment of all remained chemical water in Temporary Pond, Temporary Pond
will be dried naturally, then back-filled after the disposal of bottom surface membrane. The membrane is
contaminated with chemical compound, therefore, it will be wasted as Industrial Waste. The detailed
dismantling plan will be issued later (Hold).
10.6 Upon the completion of all PMC activities, the cleaned water ponds o cleaned prior hand
over to Operation.
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APPENDIX-1 (1/1)
S-B00-1710-803_Rev.0
ConceptofPMCWasteWaterHandling
NonChemicalWasteWatertoRetentionPondthroughOpenDitch
FlushingWater/PumpMTRwastewater
FinalRinsedWaterafterChemicalCleaning
PolisherRegen.Water(aftertreatingbyB94Y041A001/002)
BoilerBlowdownWater(aftertreatingbyB87Y055)
ChemicalWasteWaterfromTemporaryPipeandTruck Sampling Point-2

DegreasingWasteWater
PassivationWaterforCoolingWaterSystem
IntermediateRinsedWaterafterChemicalCleaning
Pump up
Temporary Evaporation Pond

Pond
Temporary WWT Unit

Sampling Point-1 (Coagulation Package)
HighCOD/TSSChemicalWasteWatertoEvaporationPondbyTruck
g p y
AcidCleaningWasteWater
Sludgevaccumed/removedfromTemporaryPond
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APPENDIX-2 (1/17)
S-B00-1710-803_Rev.0
WasteWater1M30:CWSystemPassivation(Utility Area)
CWUnit94(Utility)
Passivation Activity
Volume:1,000m3 Ironcontentincoolingwater
systemto23ppm (Hold) as
Pipe Erection
PipeErection
earlyaspossibleafter
Remineral passivation activitytomonitor
thecorrosioninclosed
Desali Water
Desali.Water Aquamilling
Water coolingwatersystem.To
li T
CorrosionInhibitor Recycle reducetheironcontent,the
circulationwatertobe
Desali.Water WaterFilling
ll replaced
replaced.
PassivationChemical
Passivation
ByTruck
Remineral
Water
Desali.Water Quality
Makeup Waterblowdowntoadjustwaterquality
toadjust Adjustment 500m3(halfofvolume)
waterquality Nitrate:1,250ppm(Thiswillbeoxidized
to Nitrite at Temporary Pond )
toNitriteatTemporaryPond)
NOP
Temporary
FeContent:23ppm
Pond
ChemicalWasteWatertobetransferredtoTemporaryPondbyTruck
Quantity=500m3
D R A :Coolingwater(Abovegroundpipe)
TemporaryPond
I N
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ByTruck
APPENDIX-2 (2/17)
S-B00-1710-803_Rev.0
WasteWater2M31 :PolisherinOperation
Deali.Water
PolisherPkg
B94Y041 Capacity:150m3/hr@NOP
/ @ ( p )
*300m3/hr@Max(2BedsOpe)
Effluent NeutralizationPit OpenDitchto

140m3/Regen
140 m3/Regen B94Y041A001 / 02
B94Y041A001/02 Retention Pond
RetentionPond
72hrcycle/Regen
35%HCl
50% NaOH
50%NaOH
Specification
PolishedWater Conductivity:<0.2uS/cm@25degC
Total Hardness : < 0 2 ppm as CaCO3
TotalHardness:<0.2ppmasCaCO3
Organics:<0.5ppmasKMnO4
Hydrocarbon:<0.5ppmfreonextractable
Deaerator
B92 V001 V005
B92V001V005
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APPENDIX-2 (3/17)
S-B00-1710-803_Rev.0
WasteWater3M32 :ChemicalCleaningofUtilityBoilers
Sub contract
Subcontract Utility Boiler Unit 92
UtilityBoilerUnit92 3 Strings
3Strings
AcidCleaningActivity
Volume:70m3
*ThereisnoSteam.
=>NoColdCondensate.
SWorFW* 1st Dump 145m3 OpenDitchto

*withCorrosion
Inhibitor
(WaterFlush) FlushedWater RetentionPond
Caustic Soda
CausticSoda
SWorFW*
*withCorrosion
ByTruck
2nd Dump
Inhibitor CorrosionInhibitor
CitricAcid
a) Degreasing
AmmoniaBiflouride b) AcidCleaning
Ammonia 145m3
145 3
c) Passivation
pH=10
SWorFW* *OnlineNeutralization HighCOD Evaporation
*withCorrosion
Inhibitor Pond
SWorFW* 3rd Dump
*withCorrosion
(RinsedWater) 145m3 *Blowdownlinecannotbeused,
Inhibitor
pH=8 becauseroadbridgewillnotbe ByTruck
closed.Planbytrucktransfer
SWorFW* 4th Dump 145m3 OpenDitchto

*withCorrosion FinalRinsed
(RinsedWater) RetentionPond
Inhibitor Water
Hold Temporary
Underdiscussionwith Pond
SubContractor
AcidCleaningWasteWatertobetransferredtoEvaporationPondbyTruck
1st RinsedWatertobetransferredtoTemporaryPondbyTruck
p y y
D R A ToEvaporation
TemporaryPond
I0
N
9- N
ByTruck2
O V-20
1 Pond
ByTruck
APPENDIX-2 (4/17)
S-B00-1710-803_Rev.0
WasteWater4M33 :UtilityBoilerinOperation
Temporary
Deaerator Pond
B92V001V005 Temporary
Line
BlowdownCooler NeutralizationPkg
BoilerFeedWater B92E002 B87Y055
UtilityBoiler
Utility Boiler
B92B001 B003
Blowdown
Water
80m3/Day
SteamDistribution
BlowdownWatertobetransferredtoTemporaryPondthroughBlowdownCollectionHeader
UtilityBoilerBlowdownSystem
4 8
6
B92E002
Blowdownline
toB87Y055
:BlowdownCollectionHDR
D R A :TemporaryPipe
N
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0
V - 2 0
APPENDIX-2 (5/17)
S-B00-1710-803_Rev.0
WasteWater5M34:ChemicalCleaningofAminTankArea
AminTanks,UtilityArea
Sub contract
Subcontract DegreasingActivity
Volume:90m3
1st Dump
D 90m3 O
OpenDitchto
Dit h t
ServiceWater FlushedWater RetentionPond
(WaterFlush)
Na3PO4
Na3PO4
Chemical
Water 2nd Dump 90m3
ServiceWater
ChemicalServicce
3wt%of (ChemicalWater)
(C e ca ate ) pH=11 PumpingbyB87P052
p g y
Na3PO4
CollectionHDR
25m3/hrCapacity
Head:5.4bar
3rd Dump
p 90m3
S i W t
ServiceWater pH=8
(RinsedWater) Pumpingby
B87P052
4th Dump 90m3 OpenDitchto

ServiceWater FinalRinsed RetentionPond
(RinsedWater)
Water
Temporary
Pond
ChemicalWasteWatertobetransferredtoTemporaryPondthroughChemicalService
CollectionHeader
4 8
WasteWaterfromAmin
T k D
TanksDegreasing
i
4
ChemicalService
Collectionline
toB87T021
:ChemicalServiceCollectionHDR
D R A :TemporaryPiping
N
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0
V - 2 0
APPENDIX-2 (6/17)
S-B00-1710-803_Rev.0
WasteWater6M35:ChemicalCleaningofSRUWHB
Subcontract RFWHBUnit19 2Strings
g
*ThereisnoSteam.
=>NoColdCondensate.
Volume:200m3
1st Dump 287m3 OpenDitchto

Service Water
ServiceWater
CausticSoda
287m3 ByTruck
Service Water
ServiceWater 2nd Dump pH=10
H 10
CorrosionInhibitor
CitricAcid
a) Degreasing HighCOD
Ammonia c) Passivation
* On line Neutralization
*OnlineNeutralization Evaporation
PumpingbyB92P105A/B Pond
35m3/hrCapacity
Head:6.2bar
3rd Dump
p Train1Area
8
287m33
S i W t
ServiceWater Bl d
Blowdown
(RinsedWater) pH=8 Collection
4th Dump 287m3

287 m3 Open Ditch to
OpenDitchto
ServiceWater
(RinsedWater) FinalRinsed RetentionPond
Water
Blowdown
NeutralizationPkg
Neutralization Pkg
Cooler
B87Y055
B92E002
Hold Temporary Blowdown
Underdiscussionwith CollectionHDR
SubContractor Pond TemporaryLine
1st RinsedWatertobetransferredtoTemporaryPondthroughBlowdownCollectionHeader
p y g
ToEvaporation
ByTruck Pond
4 8
6
B92E002
Blowdownline
toB87Y055
N
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0
V - 2 0
APPENDIX-2 (7/17)
S-B00-1710-803_Rev.0
WasteWater7M36:ChemicalCleaningofHRSG
Subcontract HRSGUnit92 3Strings
g
*ThereisnoSteam.
=>NoColdCondensate.
Volume:50m3

Service Water
ServiceWater
CausticSoda
122m3 ByTruck
H 10
CorrosionInhibitor
CitricAcid
ServiceWater PumpingbyB92P014A/B
13m3/hrCapacity Pond
Head:2.7bar
3rd Dump
p Train1Area
122m33
S i W t
ServiceWater pH=8
Blowdown
l d
(RinsedWater) Collection
4th Dump 122m3

OpenDitchto
ServiceWater
Water
Blowdown
NeutralizationPkg
Neutralization Pkg
Cooler
B87Y055
B92E002
Hold Temporary Blowdown
Underdiscussionwith CollectionHDR
SubContractor Pond TemporaryLine
1st RinsedWatertobetransferredtoTemporaryPondthroughBlowdownCollectionHeader
p y g
4 8
6
B92E002
Blowdownline
toB87Y055
:BlowdownCollectionHDR ByTruck
N
ToEvaporation
I 9-NO 12
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V - 2 0 Pond
APPENDIX-2 (8/17)
S-B00-1710-803_Rev.0
WasteWater8M35:CWSystemPassivation(Train1&Common)
CWUnit94(Train1&Common)
Volume:16,000m3 Ironcontentincoolingwater
systemto23ppm (Hold) as
Pipe Erection
PipeErection
earlyaspossibleafter
Remineral passivation activitytomonitor
thecorrosioninclosed
Desali Water
Water coolingwatersystem.To
li T
CorrosionInhibitor Recycle reducetheironcontent,the
circulationwatertobe
ll replaced
replaced.
PassivationChemical
Passivation
Remineral
Water Through temporary pipe
Throughtemporarypipe
Makeup - 8,000 m3 (half of volume)
toadjust Adjustment - Nitrate : 1,250 ppm (This will be
waterquality oxidized to Nitrite at Temporary
Pond )
NOP
Temporary
FeContent:23ppm
Pond
PassivationWatertobetransferredtoTemporaryPondthroughLongTemporaryPiping
fromB150
: Cooling water (Under ground pipe)

:Coolingwater(Undergroundpipe)
A
:Coolingwater(Abovegroundpipe)
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APPENDIX-2 (9/17)
S-B00-1710-803_Rev.0
WasteWater9M36:ChemicalCleaningofTGTUnit
TGTUnit19 2Strings
g
DegreasingActivity
*ThereisnoDemin.Water Volume:500m3
connectionatTGTArea
ColdCondensate
Cold Condensate
1st Dump
D 500m3 O
OpenDitchto
Dit h t
or FlushedWater
(WaterFlush) RetentionPond
ServiceWater
Caustic
ColdCondensate Chemical
Water 2nd Dump 500m3
or pH=11
Service Water
ServiceWater
2wt%of ((ChemicalWater)) PumpbyB19P212
Caustic 40m3/hrCapacity
(ERME) Head:9.2bar
ChemicalSService
CollectionHDR
3rd Dump 500m3
500 m3
ColdCondensate pH=8 PumpbyB19P212
(RinsedWater)

ColdCondensate FinalRinsed RetentionPond
(RinsedWater) Water
Temporary
Pond
CollectionHeader
JumpoverPipefromAminSumpPumpDischargetoChemicalServiceCollectionHeaderto
beprovided
WasteWater
fromB19P212
ChemicalService
Collectionline
toB87T021
N
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0
V - 2 0
APPENDIX-2 (10/17)
S-B00-1710-803_Rev.0
WasteWater10M37:ChemicalCleaningofSMRUnit
SMRUnit14
DegreasingActivity
connectionatSMRArea.
ColdCondensate
1st Dump 650m3
OpenDitchto
or FlushedWater
ServiceWater
Na3PO4
or pH=11
Service Water
ServiceWater
3wt%of (ChemicalWater) PumpbyB14P005
TSP 6 9 m3/hr Capacity
6.9m3/hrCapacity
Head:7.96bar
(UOP)
CheemicalService
ColllectionHDR
3rd Dump
p 650m3
C ld C d
ColdCondensate
t pH=8 PumpbyB14P005
(RinsedWater)

ColdCondensate
Water
Temporary
Pond
CollectionHeader
beprovided
WasteWater
fromB14P005
ChemicalService
Collectionline
toB87T021
N
I 9-NO 12
0
V - 2 0
APPENDIX-2 (11/17)
S-B00-1710-803_Rev.0
WasteWater11M37:ChemicalCleaningofAGRUnit
AGRUnit12
ThereisnoDemin.Water
DegreasingActivity
connectionatAGRArea. Volume:2,900m3
ColdCondensate
1st Dump 2,900m3 OpenDitchto
or
ServiceWater
Na3PO4
WasteWaterwithOil
ColdCondensate EstimatedVolume:100m3
or
2nd Dump LocalDrum
ServiceWater Chemical (ChemicalWater) 2,900m3

Water ppH=11 PumpbyB12P006
Pump by B12 P006
3wt%of 55m3/hrCapacity
ChemicalSService
TSP Head:7.45bar
(UOP)
CollectionHDR
3rd Dump
D 2,900m3
ColdCondensate
(RinsedWater) pH=8 PumpbyB12P006
4th Dump 2,900m3

ColdCondensate FinalRinsed PumpbyB12P006
(RinsedWater) Water
ForFlushingof
TemporaryPipe
beforedismantling Temporary
Pond
CollectionHeader
beprovided
WasteWater
fromB12P006
ChemicalService
Collectionline
toB87T021
N
I 9-NO 12
0
V - 2 0
APPENDIX-2 (12/17)
S-B00-1710-803_Rev.0
WasteWater12M35:CWSystemPassivation(Train2)
CWUnit94(Train2)
Volume:1,000m3
Pipe Erection
PipeErection
Remineral
Desali Water
Water
CorrosionInhibitor Recycle
ll
PassivationChemical
Passivation
Remineral
Water Through temporary pipe
Throughtemporarypipe
Makeup - 500 m3 (half of volume)
toadjust Adjustment - Nitrate : 1,250 ppm (This will be
waterquality oxidized to Nitrite at Temporary
Pond )
NOP
Temporary
FeContent:23ppm
Pond
PassivationWatertobetransferredthroughLongTemporaryPipingfromB150to
p y
TemporaryPond
: Cooling water (Under ground pipe)

:Coolingwater(Undergroundpipe)
A
:Coolingwater(Abovegroundpipe)
N D R
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APPENDIX-2 (13/17)
S-B00-1710-803_Rev.0
WasteWater13M40:ChemicalCleaningofUtilityBoiler
Sub contract
Subcontract Utility Boiler Unit 92
UtilityBoilerUnit92 1 String
1String
Volume:70m3
*ThereisnoSteam.
=>NoColdCondensate.

ServiceWater
Caustic Soda
CausticSoda
ServiceWater
ByTruck
2nd Dump
CorrosionInhibitor
CitricAcid
a) Degreasing
Ammonia 145m3
145 3
c) Passivation
pH=10
*OnlineNeutralization HighCOD
ServiceWater Evaporation
Pond
3rd Dump
ServiceWater
(RinsedWater) 145m3
pH=8 ByTruck

ServiceWater FinalRinsed
(RinsedWater) RetentionPond
Water
Hold Temporary
Underdiscussionwith Pond
SubContractor
1st RinsedWatertobetransferredtoTemporaryPondbyTruck
p y y
D R A
ByTruck
TemporaryPond
I N
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OV-2
012
ToEvaporation
Pond
ByTruck
APPENDIX-2 (14/17)
S-B00-1710-803_Rev.0
WasteWater14M41:ChemicalCleaningofSRUWHB(Train2)
Subcontract RFWHBUnit19 2Strings
g
*ThereisnoSteam.
=>NoColdCondensate.
Volume:200m3

Service Water
ServiceWater
CausticSoda
287m3 ByTruck
Service Water
H 10
CorrosionInhibitor
CitricAcid
ServiceWater PumpingbyB92P205A/B Pond
35m3/hrCapacity
Head:6.2bar
3rd Dump
p Train1Area
8
287m33
S i W t
ServiceWater Bl d
Blowdown
(RinsedWater) pH=8 Collection T2Blowdown
CollectionHDR
4th Dump 287m3

OpenDitchto
ServiceWater
Water
Hold Temporary
Underdiscussionwith
SubContractor Pond
1st RinsedWatertobetransferredtothroughBlowdownCollectionHeaderandLong
g g
TemporaryPipefromB150toTemporaryPond
4 8
6
4 8
6 B92E002
Blowdownline
toB87Y055
ByTruck
DR20A
ToEvaporation
:TemporaryPipe Pond
IN
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APPENDIX-2 (15/17)
S-B00-1710-803_Rev.0
WasteWater15M42:ChemicalCleaningofTGTUnit
TGTUnit29 2Strings
g
DegreasingActivity
connectionatTGTArea
ColdCondensate
Cold Condensate
1st Dump
D 500m3 O
OpenDitchto
Dit h t
or FlushedWater
ServiceWater
Caustic
or pH=11
Service Water
ServiceWater
2wt%of ((ChemicalWater)) PumpbyB29P212
Caustic 40m3/hrCapacity
(ERME) Head:9.2bar
ChemicalSService
CollectionHDR
3rd Dump 500m3
500 m3
ColdCondensate pH=8 PumpbyB29P212
(RinsedWater)

ColdCondensate FinalRinsed RetentionPond
(RinsedWater) Water
Temporary
Pond
ChemicalWasteWatertobetransferredthroughChemicalServiceCollectionHeaderand
g p y p p y
LongTemporaryPipefromB150toTemporaryPond
WasteWater
fromB29P212
ChemicalService
Collectionline
toB87T021
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APPENDIX-2 (16/17)
S-B00-1710-803_Rev.0
WasteWater16M42:ChemicalCleaningofSMRUnit
SMRUnit24
DegreasingActivity
connectionatSMRArea
ColdCondensate
1st Dump 650m3
OpenDitchto
or FlushedWater
ServiceWater
Na3PO4
or pH=11
Service Water
ServiceWater
3wt%of (ChemicalWater) PumpbyB24P005
TSP 6 9 m3/hr Capacity
6.9m3/hrCapacity
Head:7.96bar
(UOP)
CheemicalService
ColllectionHDR
3rd Dump
p 650m3
C ld C d
ColdCondensate
t pH=8 PumpbyB24P005
(RinsedWater)

ColdCondensate
Water
Temporary
Pond
g p y p p y
WasteWater
fromB24P005
ChemicalService
Collectionline
toB87T021
D R A
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S-B00-1710-803_Rev.0
WasteWater17M43:ChemicalCleaningofAGRUnit
AGRUnit22
*ThereisnoDemin.Water
DegreasingActivity
connectionatAGRArea. Volume:2,900m3
ColdCondensate
1st Dump 2,900m3 OpenDitchto
or
ServiceWater
Na3PO4
WasteWaterwithOil
ColdCondensate EstimatedVolume:100m3
or
2nd Dump LocalDrum
ServiceWater Chemical (ChemicalWater) 2,900m3

Water pH=11 PumpbyB22P006
Pump by B22 P006
3wt%of 55m3/hrCapacity
ChemicalSService
TSP Head:7.45bar
(UOP)
CollectionHDR
3rd Dump
D 2,900m3
ColdCondensate
(RinsedWater) pH=8 PumpbyB22P006
4th Dump 2,900m3

ColdCondensate FinalRinsed PumpbyB22P006
(RinsedWater) Water
ForFlushingof
TemporaryPipe
beforedismantling Temporary
Pond
g p y p p y
WasteWater
fromB22P006
ChemicalService
Collectionline
toB87T021
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Ensure the table is based on the latest PMC Level 4 schedule (14-Nov'12) submitted to CPY on 26-Nov-'12 APPENDIX-3
NonChemicalWasteWatertoOpenDitch S-B00-1710-803_Rev.0
M29 M30 M31 M32 M33 M34 M35 M36 M37 M38 M39 M40 M41 M42 M43 M44
Waste
Expected
Water Water Type Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Total
Dumped Volume
No.
Water Dump, because of high

Flushed Water before Passivation
1 Iron content 500 500
(Utility Area)
1,000 m3 / 15 days
140 m3/Regen, 72hrs cycle /

Polisher Neutralization Water
2 Regen 467 467 467 467 467 467 467 467 467 467 467 467 467 467 467 467 467 467 467 467 467 467 467 467 467 467 467
(Regeneration : 72 hrs cycle / 4hrs)
1,400m3/month
Flushing Water / Rinsing Water

First Dump & Last rinsing
before / after
3 70 m3 x 2 x 3 strings 105 105 105 105
Chemical Cleaning
420 m3/40 days
(Utility Boiler -Acid Cleaning-)

before / after
5 90 m3 x 2 60 60 60
Chemical Cleaning Water
180 m3 / 30 days
(Amin Tank Area -Degreasing-)

before / after First Dump & Last rinsing
6 Chemical Cleaning 200 m3 x 2 x 2 strings 267 267 267
(SRU Weste Heat Boiler -Acid 800 m3 / 30 days
Cleaning-)

7 Chemical Cleaning Water 50 m3 x 2 x 3 strings 75 75 75 75
(HRSG Weste Heat Boiler -Acid 300 m3 / 40 days
Cleaning-)

8 Iron content 8,000 8,000
(Common & Train-1)
16,000 m3 / 20 days

9
before / after
Chemical Cleaning
500 m3 x 2 x 2 strings
2,000 m3 / 20 days
Waste 1,000 1,000
(TGT -Degreasing-)

before / after
10 650 m3 x 2 650 650
Chemical Cleaning
1,300 m3 / 15 days
(SMR -Degreasing-)

before / after
11 2,900 m3 x 2 2,900 2,900
Chemical Cleaning
5,800 m3 / 20 days
(ARG -Degreasing-)

12 Iron content 750 750
(Train-2)
1,000 m3 / 15 days

before / after
13 70 m3 x 2 140
Chemical Cleaning
140 m3/10 days
(Utility Boiler -Acid Cleaning-)

14 Chemical Cleaning 200 m3 x 2 x 2 strings 267 267 267
(SRU Weste Heat Boiler -Acid 800 m3 / 30 days
Cleaning-)
[T2]
Flushing Water / Rinsing Water First Dump & Last rinsing
15 before / after 500 m3 x 2 x 2 strings 1,000 1,000
Chemical Cleaning 2,000 m3 / 20 days
(TGT -Degreasing-)
[T2]
16 before / after 650 m3 x 2 650 650
(SMR -Degreasing-)
[T2]
17 before / after 2,900 m3 x 2 2,900 2,900
(ARG -Degreasing-)
Total 0 0 0 500 500 0 467 467 467 572 572 572 572 467 467 527 527 527 8467 8467 734 809 1809 1542 1192 1117 3367 3367 467 467 467 467 467 750 890 0 267 267 267 1000 1000 650 650 2900 2900 0 0 0 51,951
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ChemicalWasteWatertoTemporaryPond S-B00-1710-803_Rev.0
M29 M30 M31 M32 M33 M34 M35 M36 M37 M38 M39 M40 M41 M42 M43 M44
Waste
Expected
Water WaterType Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Total
DumpedVolume
No.
500m3(50%oftotalvolume)
PassivationWater
1' blowdownforwaterquality 250 250
(UtilityArea)
adjustment/10days
ChemicalWater
ChemicalCleaningWater
3' 140m3x1x3strings 105 105 105 105
(UtilityBoilerAcidCleaning)
420m3/40days
4 BoilerBlowdown 80m3/Day 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
ChemicalCleaningWater ChemicalWater
5' (AminTank&SMRSolvent 90m3x2 60 60 60
Degreasing) 180m3/30days
6' (SRUWesteHeatBoilerAcid 287m3x1x2strings 192 192 192
Cleaning) 574m3/30days
7' (HRSGWesteHeatBoilerAcid 122m3x1x3strings 92 92 92 92
8,000m3(50%oftotalvolume)
8' PassivationWater blowdownforwaterquality 4,000 4,000
adjustment/20days
ChemicalWater
9' 500m3x2x2strings 1,000 1,000
(TGTDegreasing)
2,000m3/20days
ChemicalWater
10' 650m3x2 650 650
(SMRDegreasing)
1,300m3/15days
ChemicalWater
11' 2,900m3x2 2,900 2,900
(ARGDegreasing)
5,800m3/20days
Waste
500m3(50%oftotalvolume)
PassivationWater
12' blowdownforwaterquality 250 250
(Train2)
adjustment/10days
ChemicalWater
13' 140m3x1 140
140m3/10days
14' (SRUWesteHeatBoilerAcid 287m3x1x2strings 192 192 192
ChemicalWater
[T2]ChemicalCleaningWater
15' 500m3x2x2strings 1,000 1,000
(TGTDegreasing)
2,000m3/20days
ChemicalWater
16' 650m3x2 650 650
(SMRDegreasing)
1,300m3/15days
ChemicalWater
17' 2,900m3x2 2,900 2,900
(ARGDegreasing)
5,800m3/20days
Total 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 250 250 105 105 105 905 800 860 860 860 800 992 992 5084 5892 1892 1542 1450 3700 3700 800 800 800 800 800 0 140 250 442 192 192 1000 1000 650 650 2900 2900 0 0 0 45,460
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ChemicalWasteWatertoTemporaryPond S-B00-1710-803_Rev.0
M32 M33 M34 M35 M36 M37 M38 M39 M40 M41 M42
Waste
Expected
Water WaterType Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Early Middle End Total
DumpedVolume
No.
ChemicalWater
3' 140m3x1x3strings 105 105 105 105
420m3/40days
ChemicalWater
6' 287m3x1x2strings 192 192 192
(SRUWesteHeatBoilerAcidCleaning)
574m3/30days
7' (HRSGWesteHeatBoilerAcid 122m3x1x3strings 92 92 92 92
Waste
ChemicalWater
13' 140m3x1 140
140m3/10days
ChemicalWater
14' 287m3x1x2strings 192 192 192
(SRUWesteHeatBoilerAcidCleaning)
574m3/30days
Total 0 105 105 105 105 0 0 0 0 0 192 192 284 92 92 92 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 140 0 192 192 192 0 0 0 2,080
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S-B00-1710-803_Rev.0
TemporaryPipefromBlowdownCollectionHDR&ChemicalServiceCollectionHDRto
TemporaryPond
:TemporaryPipe
66&8
& 8/CS/150#
/ CS / 150#
Approx.170m
withRoadBridge
A
A
150m Road
Bridge
Road
Bridge
:TemporaryPipe
6/CS/150#
Approx.600m
withRoadBridge
TTemporary
A
Pond
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S-B00-1710-803_Rev.0
TemporaryHosefromTemporaryPonttoRetentionPond
Temporary
Pond 1
Temporary
Temporary
Pond
TemporaryPressureHose
6
Approx.1,500m
A 1 500
Temporary WWT Unit
(Coagulation Package)
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S-B00-1710-803_Rev.0
LocationofTemporaryPond
PumpLift
Station
100 m
100 m
Oil/DepositSeparation TemporaryPond
Compartment PlannedArea
@W t W t I l t
@WasteWaterInlet @ East of B262
@EastofB262
*Thedetailedlocationisunder
confirmationbyJGCConstruction.
ConceptualDWGforTemporaryPond
Process Data for design

Max. Water Influx : 60 m3/hr
Waste Water Quality : Alkaline Water (pH = 10 12)
with some Iron oxides / mud / oil & grease
Waste Water Temperature : AMB 80 degC (*)
* Max.Temp can be adjusted
Expected Sp.Gr. : 0.992
Dimensions
Required Capacity : 10,000 m3
Necessary Facilities : a) Oil / Deposit Separation Compartments
b) Pump Lift Station (10 m3/hr capacity)
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S-B00-1710-803_Rev.0
ConceptualDWGforOil/DepositSeparationCompartment
DepositSeparationCompartment
Oil Separation Compartment

OilSeparationCompartment
Chemical
e ca Suspe ded O
SuspendedOil
Waste ToberemovedbyOil
Water Filterregularly
AccumulatedDeposit
To be vacuumed by
Tobevacuumedby
vacuumTrackregularly
OpenSpacebetweenOiland
DepositSeparationCompartment
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APPENDIX-8
S-B00-1710-803_Rev.0
Estimated WaterVolumeinTemporaryPondvsTreatedWaterQuantity asof29Aug'12
[m3]
10000
AccumulatedWaterQuantityatTemporaryPond
8000 TreatedWaterQuantitybyTemporaryCoagulationPackage
6000
4000
2000
0
M29 M30 M31 M32 M33 M34 M35 M36 M37 M38 M39 M40 M41 M42 M43 M44 [PjMonth]
N
Note:
1. BasedonthelatestPMCschedule(PMCLevelIVschedule(SubmittedtoCPYat29Aug'12)
2.10m3/hrWasteWaterTreatmentisplanned.Thesellectionofthetemporarycoagulationpackageisongoing
3.NaturalvaporizationisnotconsideredasoutfluxforTemporaryPondcapacitycalculation.
4 No back wash water from temporary coagulation package is considered
4.Nobackwashwaterfromtemporarycoagulationpackageisconsidered.
Figure with the latest PMC Level 4 schedule dating from
D R A 14-Nov-'12 and submitted to CPY on 26-Nov-'12 is

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The following summarizes revisions.

Section-6 Added Roles and Responsibilities for JGC Environmental

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WASTE WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN

Rev. Issue Date Purpose/ Description of Revision Prepared Reviewed Approved

0 07-Nov-2012 Issue for Construction T.Koizumi T.Ogawa T.Ogawa

RASGAS USE ONLY

APPENDIX-1 : Concept of PMC Waste Water Handling

Latest PMC Level 4 schedule issued on 14-Nov-12

To be aligned with the latest

0 Piping Flushed Water / Pump MTR waste water - M28

Cooling Water System Passivation

5 HEALTH, SAFETY, ENVIRONMENT AND SECURITY

6 ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

6.1 JGC PMC Manager

6.2 JGC PMC Chief Engineer

6.3 JGC PMC Supervisor

6.4 Temporary Waste Water Treatment Package Operator (Subcontractor)

6.5 JGC Environmental Coordinator roles

JGC Environmental Coordinator is responsible for; Change to B-S-...

6.6 JGC Environmental Monitor

7 PMC WASTE WATER HANDLING OVERVIEW

1) Non Chemical Waste Water

Monitoring Frequency by Handy Type

2) Chemical Waste Water

The handling details are described in Section 8.

3) Chemical Waste Water (High COD / TSS Waste Water)

The handling details are described in Section 8.

8 DETAILS OF CHEMICAL WASTE WATER HANDLING

8.1 Chemical Waste Water Collection to Temporary Pond

Blowdown Collection Header [Train-1/Common] + Temporary Piping (from B262)

Chemical Service Collection Header [Train-1/Common] + Temporary Piping (from B262)

Long Temporary Piping (from B150)

Blowdown Collection Header [Train-2] + Long Temporary Piping (from B150)

Temporary Pond Capacity : Approx. 10,000 m3

8.2.1 Detailed Design of Temporary Pond

8.2.2 Detailed Design of Temporary Waste Water Treatment Unit

8.3 Treated Water Disposal to Retention Pond

8.3.1 Water Disposal Criteria to Retention Pond

E4: Wastewater Quality Requirements - given in the Environmental Clearance Permit

Parameter Limit (Monthly Average) Monitoring Frequency Unit

Volume -- Daily m3\day

Chemical Oxygen Demand 150 Weekly mg\L

8.3.2 Waste Water Sampling Plan

Monitoring Frequency by Handy Type

Parameter Unit Monitoring Frequency by 3rd Party

Biochemical Oxygen Demand mg\L Weekly

Chemical Oxygen Demand mg\L Weekly

9 DETAILS OF HIGH COD/TSS WASTE WATER HANDLING

9.1 High COD/TSS Waste Water Collection to Evaporation Pond

Acid Cleaning waste water

9.2 Design of Evaporation Pond

10.1 Dismantling of Temporary Piping from B262 to Temporary Pond

10.2 Dismantling of Temporary Piping from B150 to Temporary Pond

10.3 Demobilization of Temporary Waste Water Treatment Unit

10.4 Dismantling of Evaporation Pond

10.5 Dismantling of Temporary Pond

ChemicalWasteWaterfromTemporaryPipeandTruck Sampling Point-2

Temporary Evaporation Pond

Temporary WWT Unit

Effluent NeutralizationPit OpenDitchto