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THE ENGINEERING EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS USERS ASSOCIATION

The Engineering Equipment and Materials Users Association—EEMUA—was formed in 1983 by the Amalgamation of the Oil Companies Materials Association (OCMA) and the Engineering Equipment Users Association (EEUA). It is an organisation of substantial purchasers and users of engineering products, whose members include leading national and multinational companies in the petroleum, gas, chemical and energy industries, and engineering contractors that provide services to those companies. A list of Full and Associate Members (the latter being limited to membership of three technical committees) is given below. EEMUA is concerned with the design, installation, operation and maintenance of the engineering plant used by members in pursuing their business activities. The Association aims to reduce members' costs by providing the opportunity for them to share resources and expertise in order to keep abreast of technological developments and improve the effectiveness and efficiency of their engineering activities. EEMUA supports the British Standards Institution, works with other institutions, associations, government departments, regulatory authorities and the Confederation of British Industry, and is also actively involved with other standards-making bodies, both national and international, such as the American Petroleum Institute. Work, which is carried out in-house by members alone or with the help of other organisations, may lead to the production of Association publications. These are prepared primarily for members' use, but are usually offered for sale and thus for more general use. Such publications may also be submitted, normally through the British Standards Institution, as bases for appropriate national, European or international standards. Full Members Associate Members ABB Engineering Services Aker Kvaerner Associated Octel AstraZeneca BP BASF ConocoPhillips ChevronTexaco Dow Corning D&C Engineering ExxonMobil Flexsys Foster Wheeler Energy Hedley Purvis Huntsman HPi Verification RWE Npower Hydro Shell Johnson Matthey Total MB Inspection

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SUMMARY LIST OF CURRENT EEMUA PUBLICATIONS

Introductory Note Publications are listed in numerical order under the following headings: Electrical, Instrumentation & Control, Mechanical Plant and Equipment, Offshore, Storage Tanks and Vessels, Noise and General An asterisk (*) indicates a publication in preparation Amendments All amendments to EEMUA publications will be placed on the website www.eemua.co.uk/publications/amendments.htm Publication No. ELECTRICAL 132 : 88 Specification for Three-phase Cage Induction Motors 133 Specification for Underground Armoured Cable Protected against Solvent

Penetration and Corrosive Attack 181 A Guide to Risk Based Assessments of In-situ Large Ex ‘e’ and Ex ’N’

Machines 186 : 97 A Practitioner's Handbook — Electrical Installation, Inspection and Maintenance

in Potentially Explosive Atmospheres (3rd Edition) 198* Electromagnetic Compatibility A User Guide to Installations and Standards INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL 138 : 88 Design and Installation of On-Line Analyser Systems 138 S1 : 93 Design and Installation of On-Line Analyser Systems. A Guide to Technical

Enquiry and Bid Evaluation 155 : 88 Standard Test Method for Comparative Performance of Flammable Gas

Detectors against Poisoning 175 Code of Practice for Calibration and Checking Process Analysers — Formerly

IP Code of Practice 340 178 : 94 A Design Guide for the Electrical Safety of Instruments, Instrument / Control

Panels and Control Systems 187 : 00 Analyser Systems - A Guide to Maintenance Management 189 : 97 A Guide to Fieldbus Application for the Process Industry 191 : 99 Alarm Systems - A Guide to Design, Management and Procurement 201: 02 Process Plant Control Desks Utilising Human-Computer Interfaces – A Guide to

Design, Operational and Human Interface Issues



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MECHANICAL PLANT AND EQUIPMENT 107 : 92 Recommendations for the Protection of Diesel Engines for Use in Zone 2

Hazardous Areas 143 Recommendations for Tube End Welding: Tubular Heat Transfer Equipment, Part 1 — Ferrous Materials 151 Liquid Ring Vacuum Pumps and Compressors 153 : 96 EEMUA Supplement to ASME B31.3 —1996 Edition, Process Piping 164 Seal-less Centrifugal Pumps: Class 1 167 Specification for Quality Levels for Carbon Steel Valve Castings 168 A Guide to the Pressure Testing of In-Service Pressurised Equipment 170 Specification for Production Testing of Valves — Part 1 Ball Valves 171 Specification for Production Testing of Valves — Part 2 Plug Valves 172 Specification for Production Testing of Valves — Part 3 Gate Valves 173 Specification for Production Testing of Valves — Part 4 Butterfly and Globe

Valves 179 : 96 A Working Guide for Carbon Steel Equipment in Wet H2S Service (Developed largely from Oil Refinery experience) 182 : 04 Specification for Integral Block and Bleed Valve Manifolds for Direct Connection to Pipework (2nd Edition) 184 : 96 Guide to the Isolation of Pressure Relieving Devices 185 : 96 Guide for Hot Tapping on Piping and other Equipment (Reprinted 2000

incorporating Amendment No 1 Dec 97) 188 : 99 Guide for Establishing Operating Periods of Safety Valves 192 : 98 Guide for the Procurement of Valves for Low Temperature (Non-cryogenic)

Service 196 : 99 Valve Purchasers’ Guide to the European Pressure Equipment Directive 199 : 00 On-Line Leak Sealing of Piping - Guide to Safety Considerations 200 : 00 Guide to the Specification, Installation and Maintenance of Spring Supports for

Piping 203 : 04 Guide to the Application of ISO 3183 Parts 2 (1996) and 3 (1999) Petroleum

and Natural Gas Industries – Steel Pipes for Pipelines – Technical Delivery Conditions



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204 : 05 Piping and the European Pressure Equipment Directive: Guidance for Plant

Owners/Operators (Version 1: Febuiary 2005) OFFSHORE 144 : 87 90/10 Copper Nickel Alloy Piping for Offshore Applications — Specification:

Tubes Seamless and Welded 145 : 87 90/10 Copper Nickel Alloy Piping for Offshore Applications — Specification:

Flanges Composite and Solid 146 : 87 90/10 Copper Nickel Alloy Piping for Offshore Applications — Specification:

Fittings 158 : 94 Construction Specification for Fixed Offshore Structures in the North Sea

(Reprinted 2000 incorporating Amendments 1, 2 and 3, and other minor emendations)

176 : 98 Specification for Structural Castings for Use Offshore 194 : 04 Guidelines for Materials Selection and Corrosion Control for Subsea Oil and Gas Production Equipment (2nd Edition)

197 : 99 Specification for the Fabrication of Non-Primary Structural Steelwork for

Offshore Installations STORAGE TANKS AND VESSELS 147 Recommendations for the Design and Construction of Refrigerated Liquefied

Gas Storage Tanks 154 : 02 Guidance to Owners on Demolition of Vertical Cylindrical Steel Storage Tanks

and Storage Spheres (2nd Edition) 159 : 03 Users' Guide to the Inspection, Maintenance and Repair of Above-ground

Vertical Cylindrical Steel Storage Tanks 3rd Edition (Incorporating Corrigenda & Amendments No 1, Feb 04 to Vol 1 and Amendment No 2, Jan 05 to Vol 2)

180 : 96 Guide for Designers and Users on Frangible Roof Joints for Fixed Roof Storage

Tanks 183 : 99 Guide for the Prevention of Bottom Leakage from Vertical Cylindrical Steel

Storage Tanks (Amendment Jan 04) 190 : 00 Guide for the Design, Construction and Use of Mounded Horizontal Cylindrical

Bulk Storage Vessels for Pressurised LPG at Ambient Temperatures NOISE 104 : 85 Noise: A Guide to Information required from Equipment Vendors 140 Noise Procedure Specification



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141 Guide to the Use of Noise Procedure Specification 161 Guide to the Selection and Assessment of Silencers and Acoustic Enclosures GENERAL 101 Lifting Points — A Design Guide 105 : 02 Factory Stairways, Ladders and Handrails (Including Access Platforms and

Ramps) New edition 2002 148 : 86 Reliability Specification - Model clauses for inclusion in purchasing

specifications for equipment items and packages 149 : 97 Code of Practice for the Identification and Checking of Materials of Construction

in Pressure Systems in Process Plants 193 : 99 Recommendations for the Training, Development and Competency Assessment of Inspection Personnel 195 : 99 Compendium of EEMUA Information Sheets on Topics Related to Pressure Containing Equipment * Forthcoming Publications



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EEMUA PUBLICATIONS DETAILS Publication No. ISBN No. 101 Lifting Points - A Design Guide (1984) 0 85931 037 X Prepared by an EEMUA Committee, which included an HSE representative, to

facilitate lifting and safe handling for the installation, maintenance and dismantling of Plant, including machines, machinery, sub-assemblies, components and equipment.

102 Manual of Health and Safety References (Members only) WITHDRAWN 103 Preliminary Noise Enquiry – A form of Purchasers WITHDRAWN DEC 1988 104 Noise: A Guide to Information required from Equipment Vendors (1985) 0 85931 040 X A brief introduction, for vendors as well as purchasers, to the subject of noise

and a guide to information users may require. Examples of a Preliminary Noise Enquiry and a detailed Noise Specification are included. OCMA Specification NWG-1 (now EEMUA Publication No.140, Revision 2) is included in the list of References.

105 Factory Stairways, Ladders and Handrails (Including Access Platforms and Ramps) (New Edition 2002) 0 85931 041 8 This handbook gives recommendations and typical details for the design and

general construction of factory stairways, ladders, handrails and ramps for the use by engineers and architects in the preparation of detailed drawings. Statutory requirements to be observed include the Building Regulations 2000; all relevant Standards are referred to.

106 General Specification for Silencers and Acoustic Enclosures UPDATED AND INCLUDED IN PUB 161 107 Recommendations for the Protection of Diesel Engines for Use in Zone 2 Hazardous Areas (1992) 0 85931 060 4 Recommendations for the Protection of Diesel Engines Operating in Hazardous

Areas was first issued in 1977 by OCMA as Publication No. MEC-1. On the formation of EEMUA in 1983 it was designated EEMUA Publication No. 107.

The scope of the present edition, updated in 1992, is limited to Zone 2 hazardous areas. It draws upon experience in the use of the earlier documents in the petroleum, petrochemical and allied industries, and the recommendations are directed towards those industries.

108 Cladding Materials for Industrial Buildings WITHDRAWN DEC 1990



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109 Thermal Insulation of Industrial Buildings WITHDRAWN DEC 1990 110 Thermoplastics Pipework and Ducting in Unplasticised Polyvinyl Chloride and

Polythene WITHDRAWN DEC 1988 111 Chemical Resistant Materials, Part I and Part II WITHDRAWN DEC 1990 112 Pipe Jointing Methods WITHDRAWN DEC 1988 113 General Principles of Static Control Application in Electrical Engineering WITHDRAWN DEC 1987 114 Electrically Driven Glandless Pumps WITHDRAWN DEC 1990 115 Dynamic Sealing of Rotating and Reciprocating Shafts WITHDRAWN MAY 1992 116 Specification and Selection of Data Logging Equipment WITHDRAWN OCT 1987 117 A Guide to the Selection of Rotodynamic Pumps WITHDRAWN 1990 118 The Use of Plastics Materials in Building WITHDRAWN DEC 1990 119 The Selection of Automatic Control Valves WITHDRAWN OCT 1986 120 Installation of Instrumentation and Process Control Systems WITHDRAWN DEC 1992 121 Thermal and Chemical Welding of Plastics WITHDRAWN DEC 1990 122 Guide to the User needs for Technical Documentation WITHDRAWN SEPT 1990 123 Guide to the Engineering of Microprocessor-based Systems for Instrumentation

& Control WITHDRAWN MAR 2002 124 Drilling Fluid Materials – Salt Water Clay REPRINTED AS PART OF PUB 163 WHICH IS OUT OF PRINT AND NO LONGER BEING SOLD



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125 Drilling Fluid Materials – Low Viscosity Carboxymethylcellulose REPRINTED AS PART OF PUB 163 WHICH IS OUT OF PRINT AND NO LONGER BEING SOLD 126 Drilling Fluid Materials – Barytes REPRINTED AS PART OF PUB 163 WHICH IS OUT OF PRINT AND NO LONGER BEING SOLD 127 Drilling Fluid Materials – Bentonite REPRINTED AS PART OF PUB 163 WHICH IS OUT OF PRINT AND NO LONGER BEING SOLD 128 Drilling Fluid Materials- Starch REPRINTED AS PART OF PUB 163 WHICH IS OUT OF PRINT AND NO LONGER BEING SOLD 129 Drilling Fluid Materials – High Viscosity Carboxymethylcellulose REPRINTED AS PART OF PUB 163 WHICH IS OUT OF PRINT AND NO LONGER BEING SOLD 130 Drilling Fluid Materials – Tannin Lignosulphonate Thinners (Deflocculants) REPRINTED AS PART OF PUB 163 WHICH IS OUT OF PRINT AND NO LONGER BEING SOLD 131 Drilling Fluid Materials – The use of Iron-Based Weighting Agents in Drilling Fluid REPRINTED AS PART OF PUB 163 WHICH IS OUT OF PRINT AND NO LONGER BEING SOLD 132 Specification for Three-phase Cage Induction Motors (Revised 1988) (formerly OCMA Spec. No. ELEC 1) (Amendment No 1, Mar 02) 0 85931 049 3 This specification covers electric motors for operation on rated voltages up to

15 kV. It forms a supplement to relevant national and international standards. 133 Specification for Underground Armoured Cable Protected Against Solvent Penetration and Corrosive Attack (Revised 1988) 0 85931 142 2 This specification defines the requirements of the petroleum industry for

underground lead-sheathed cables for use where protection against solvent penetration or corrosive attack is required.

134 Power Transformers of the Oil Immersed Sealed Type WITHDRAWN DEC 1987 135 Heat Exchangers Tubes WITHDRAWN JULY 1997 136 Pressure Gauges WITHDRAWN DEC 1987 137 Electrical Process Instrumentation for use in Division 2 Areas WITHDRAWN DEC 1987



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138 Design and Installation of On-Line Analyser Systems (Revised 1988) (formerly OCMA Spec. No. INP 3 Part 1) 85931 084 1 The increasing use of On-Line Analysers in oil refining and other operations

made it necessary to review their installation requirements. The purpose of this specification is to encourage standardisation within

industry, leading to reduction in design and construction costs and improved safety.

138S1 Design and Installation of On-Line Analyser Systems: A Guide to Technical

Enquiry and Bid Evaluation (1993) 0 85931 070 1 This new publication sets out those factors which should be included in a tender

document and suggests procedures for evaluation of the bids received. Its use will minimise the possibility of relevant items being overlooked whether in the preparation of a tender document or in evaluation of the bids received.

The Publication discusses methods to be used for evaluating bids based on objectives, and criticality in key areas. Weightings to be used for critical and less critical aspects are suggested. Potential suppliers are directed to pay attention to specific details prior to submitting their bids as lack of detail may result in the bids being dismissed.

139 On-Line Analysers Part II Viscometers WITHDRAWN MAR 1988 NOW INCORPORATED IN PUB 138 140 Noise Procedure Specification (1988) (formerly OCMA Spec. No. NWG-1 Revision 2) 0 85931 078 7 This is a specification of the procedures which shall apply to noise control in the

selection and installation of all plant equipment. It indicates the method of specifying maximum acceptable noise levels for plant and equipment, describes acceptable methods of test for determining noise emission from equipment and gives a guide to methods of calculation and presentation of data.

It does not set noise limits because the acceptable limit for any location will depend on factors relevant to that location.

141 Guide to the Use of Noise Procedure Specification (1980) (formerly OCMA Spec. No. NWG-3 Revision 2) 0 85931 083 3 This Guide is intended to facilitate the use of the OCMA Noise Procedure

Specification NWG-1. (Now EEMUA Publication No.140). All mandatory requirements are included in the specification document, although this Guide is purely illustrative. The Guide is based on the experience of several oil companies, and although requirements and procedures will vary from plant to plant, the material in this Guide should prove helpful in any case where noise limits have to be set and complied with within the petroleum, petrochemical and allied industries.

142 Acoustic Insulation of Pipes, Valves and Flanges WITHDRAWN DEC 1988 143 Recommendations for Tube End Welding: Tubular



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Heat Transfer Equipment Part-1 - Ferrous Materials (1985) (formerly OCMA Spec. No. TEW-1) 0 85931 093 0 This specification covers recommended procedures for the tube-end welding of

tubes ranging from ½ in (15 mm) to 1½ in (40 mm) nominal diameter and from 1.6 mm to 4.1 mm wall thickness to tube plates of 15 mm and over in ferritic and austenitic materials.

144 90/10 Copper Nickel Alloy Piping for Offshore Applications — Specification: Tubes Seamless and Welded (1987) 0 85931 098 1 This specification covers a range of 90/10 copper alloy tube intended primarily

for use in cooling and fire-fighting sea water service on offshore platforms. It describes:

(1) seamless tube, 16 bar and 20 bar rating in sizes ½ in/16 mm to 16 in/419 mm.

(2) seam welded tube, 16 bar and 20 bar rating in sizes 6 in/159 mm to 36 in/914 mm inclusive.

145 90/10 Copper Nickel Piping for Offshore Applications — Specification: Flanges Composite and Solid (1987) 0 85931 103 1 This specification covers bolted flanges for piping systems based on the use of

tube specified in Publication No. 144. Included are composite weld neck and slip-on flanges, and solid weld neck and slip-on flanges.

146 90/10 Copper Nickel Alloy Piping for Offshore Applications — Specification: Fittings (1987) 0 85931 108 2 This specification covers fittings for piping systems based on the use of tube

specified in Publication No. 144. Included are wrought butt-welding fittings, wrought socket-welding fittings,

capillary brazing fittings, compression fittings, threaded fittings, wrought branch fittings and saddle pieces.

147 Recommendations for the Design and Construction of Refrigerated Liquefied Gas Storage Tanks (1986) 0 85931 113 9 Contains the basic recommendations for the design and construction of single,

double and full containment tanks for the bulk storage of refrigerated liquefied gases down to -165°C covering the use of both metal and concrete materials. Liquids covered by the scope of this publication, which is intended for international application, include LPG, ethylene, LNG and similar hydrocarbons, and also ammonia.

148 Reliability Specification – Model clauses for inclusion in purchasing



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specifications for equipment items and packages (1986) 0 85931 118 X Model clauses recommended for inclusion by users in purchasing

specifications for equipment items and packages to ensure consideration of reliability / availability aspects during project design and tendering, particularly

for major items and systems. 149 Code of Practice for the Identification and Checking of Materials of Construction in Pressure Systems in Process Plants (1997 revised) 0 85931 081 7 Primarily aims to minimise process piping system failures owing to use of

incorrect material. Now covers in-service equipment as well as new, and takes account of the (UK) Pressure Systems Regulations. But many of the recommendations apply to a wide range of equipment that can be so checked, either on site or at manufacturers, stockists or fabricators.

150 Steel Specification for Fixed Offshore Structures (Adapted for Offshore from BS

4360 : 1986) WITHDRAWN NOV 1996 151 Liquid Ring Vacuum Pumps and Compressors (1987) 0 89531 133 3 (Amendment May 2002) Specifies the minimum requirements for general service, including basic design,

materials and auxiliary equipment. A composite standard covering all the components and ancillaries, piping,

instrumentation and controls, inspection and testing, as well as data from vendors. Written in API format, for use both sides of the Atlantic.

152 EEMUA Supplement to ANSI/ASME B31.3 – 1984 including 1984 Addenda

Chemical Plant and Petroleum refinery Piping: Version I – (Members only) WITHDRAWN DEC 1987 153/96 EEMUA Supplement to ASME B31.3 – 1996 Edition, Process Piping (& Amendment Update Dec 2000, & Amendment Feb 2002) 0 85931 051 5

This Supplement contains modifications to the B31.3 Code to cover situations where UK practice differs from that in the USA. It contains requirements of UK practice for piping applications at temperatures below 0°C based on BS 5500. (Because resources are no longer available for updating this publication, the present edition is based on ASME B31.3b—1997 and Amendments 1 to 4 of BS 5500 : 1997. However EEMUA is confident that the Supplement still has currency.)

154 Guidance to Owners on Demolition of Vertical Cylindrical Steel Storage Tanks and Storage Spheres (2002) 2nd EDITION 0 85931 146 5 The publication covers the demolition of tanks built to BS 2654, API 650, or

similar, of refrigerated tanks to BS 7777, API 620, or similar and of (LPG or ammonia) column-supported storage spheres built to recognised pressure vessel codes such as (BS) PD 5500 and ASME VIII. Reference is also made in the text to UK statutory requirements governing such demolition work.

The publication is well illustrated with diagrams and photographs.



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155 Standard Test Method for Comparative Performance of Flammable Gas Detectors Against Poisoning (1988) 0 85931 059 0 This publication describes a standardised method of checking manufacturers'

claims for the performance of their pellistors against poisoning. 156 Asbestos substitute Materials Issued for MEMBERS USE ONLY WITHDRAWN 157 Benchmark Cases for Computer Programs for Pressure Vessel Components

based on BS 5500 : 1988 WITHDRAWN 1991 158 Construction Specification for Fixed Offshore Structures in the North Sea (Reprinted 2000 incorporating Amendments 1, 2 and 3, and other minor emendations) 0 85931 074 4 This publication defines the essential requirements for cost effective

construction of primary structures of offshore installations. Topics include material requirements, allowable welding consumables, welding quality and personnel requirements, fabrication tolerances as well as inspection and non-destructive testing acceptance levels. The document reflects a consensus of the majority of oil companies with regard to both fabrication and acceptance criteria for structures to be installed within the UK continental shelf. It is however suitable for application in other geographic areas.

The 1994 revision takes account of the experience gained by industry using the original, 1989 Specification, the latest developments in technology and the recommendations of the UK Health and Safety document `Offshore Installations: Guidance on Design, Construction and Certification' (now re-titled `Offshore Installations and Wells (Design and Construction, etc.) Regulations 1996').

The 1998 reprint incorporates the previously issued Amendments Nos 1 & 2, makes minor technical changes, corrects minor errors and updates reference standards.

159 Users' Guide to the Inspection, Maintenance and Repair

of Above-ground Vertical Cylindrical Steel Storage Tanks 3rd Edition (2003) (Incorporating Corrigenda & Amendments No 1, Feb 04 to Vol 1 and No 2, Jan 05 to Vol 2) 0 85931 131 7

First published in 1994 and revised in 1997, this EEMUA best-seller has been extensively revised and expanded to almost three times the size of the previous editions, and is now bound in two separate volumes. As with the earlier editions, guidance is offered on inspection and maintenance of tanks built to BS or API standards for the storage of petroleum and chemical feedstocks and products and refrigerated gases. New topics covered in the present edition include hydrotesting, repair, and re-siting of tanks. Additionally, there is a comprehensive section and appendix (with model calculations) on risk-based inspection and reliability-centred maintenance. Detailed appendices are contained in the second volume, and both volumes are much more extensively illustrated than the previous editions.



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The guide is arguably the most comprehensive available anywhere on the subject of storage tank inspection, maintenance and repair.

160 Safety Related Systems for the Process Industries WITHDRAWN APRIL 2002 161 A Guide to the Selection and Assessment of Silencers and Acoustic Enclosures (1988) (Acoustic enclosure details added in 1998) 0 85931 094 9 This document, a revised version of the Ex OCMA Publication NWG-4, is

intended as a guide to the selection of silencers which are appropriate for use with various noise sources. It is aimed at the practising engineer with a limited knowledge of acoustics, to assist in the specification of the most suitable silencer for a particular purpose and to assess its operation when it is installed.

The guide places considerable emphasis on the mechanical aspects of silencers which have to be considered for various applications so that due consideration can be given to the engineering design, operational aspects, safety and cost.

162 EEMUA Supplement to BS 5500: 1991, for the Oil, Gas and Chemical Industries WITHDRAWN 27.6.02 163 Drilling Fluid Materials WITHDRAWN 1997 164 Seal-less Centrifugal Pumps: Class 1 (1993) (Amendment May 2002) 0 85931 114 7 This standard was produced in the UK by major national and international users

of seal-less centrifugal pumps in the oil, gas and petrol chemical industries. It defines the minimum requirements for heavy duty seal-less centrifugal pumps

(canned motor, wet winding and magnetic drive styles) for use where safety, reliability and environmental performance are critical.

The Publication focuses not only on the basic design and construction of the pumps but also on complete pumping installations. Its format is such that the document can be used for both the specification and purchase of all types of seal-less centrifugal pumps.

In addition to domestic use in the UK, it is expected that Publication No 164 will form an authoritative basis for future European and International standards.

165 Thermal Insulation of Pipes and Vessels WITHDRAWN SUPERSEDED BY BS 5970 166 Specification for Line Pipe for Offshore Pipelines (Seamless or Submerged Arc Welded Pipe) (1991) WITHDRAWN JAN 2005 167 EEMUA Specification for Quality Levels



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for Carbon Steel Valve Castings (1991) 0 85931 129 5 This specification harmonises the NDT requirements for valve castings of seven

major user companies in the oil, gas and chemical industries, and may be used in conjunction with BSI, ASTM, API and other standards. It stems from the limited use of BS 5998 by industry and the need to reduce valve maintenance and replacement costs.

168 A Guide to the Pressure Testing of In-Service Pressurised Equipment (1991) 0 85931 134 1 This publication has been prepared to give advice to and act as a guide for all

personnel involved with or responsible for carrying out on-site pressure testing of equipment. It applies to all types of pressurised equipment which have begun their service life.

Guidance is given on the purpose of pressure testing including when it is required and what test fluid and test temperature should be used. Practical and safety aspects and the special procedures to be taken are also covered.

The document originated from the former EEMUA Inspection Committee which saw the desirability of producing a Policy Statement to give advice to its Members. Later, after this committee was combined with the Non-Destructive Testing Committee to form the present Inspection and Non-Destructive Testing Technology Committee in April 1990, it was decided the document merited more general circulation and availability.

169 Specification for High Frequency Electric Welded Line Pipe (1993) WITHDRAWN JAN 2005 Specification for the Production Testing of Valves 170 Part 1 - Ball Valves (1991) (Reprint incorporates Amdts No 1 Apr 96 & other minor

changes) 0 85931 050 7 171 Part 2 - Plug Valves (1994) (& Errata & Amdts N° 1, Apr 96) 0 85931 095 7 172 Part 3 - Gate Valves (1995) (& Amdts N° 1 Jan 96) 0 85931 105 8 173 Part 4 - Butterfly and Globe Valves (1995) 0 85931 130 9 This four-part specification, prepared by the EEMUA Valves Technical

Committee (VVS), covers production testing of the main types of valve used in the energy, process, oil and gas industries. Comments by the British Valve & Actuator Manufacturers' Association (BVAMA) and selected valve manufacturers have been sought and incorporated where appropriate.

Omissions from and shortcomings in the test procedures called up in national valve standards have led to a proliferation of supplementary test specifications imposed on valve manufacturers by different companies. Each part of the EEMUA specification, applicable to a wide range of valve sizes and ratings, is a stand-alone document, reference to which completely eliminates the need to make further reference to national standards for the purpose of specifying testing requirements. The tests specified are no more than currently demanded by many companies. Its adoption will improve quality by encouraging standardisation, thereby benefiting both manufacturer and user.

174 Training in Industry – Based on training developed for Electrical Installation and



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Maintenance Work in Potentially Explosive Atmospheres – including the function of the Management Control and Review Body – issue only to the management body (EIRITO)

175 EEMUA Code of Practice for Calibration and Checking Process Analysers — Formerly IP Code of Practice 340 (1995) 0 85931 120 1 This Code of Practice is a general guide to the principles and methods used for

calibrating and checking process analysers. It covers initial factory or plant calibration and subsequent validation and routine calibration.

The publication is based on and supersedes the IP Codes 340/82, 341/82, 347/82, 348/82, 349/82 and 353/82. In view of present day practice and the wide variety of equipment available it has been considered that the above codes are adequately covered by the single volume. Users are referred to equipment vendors where product-specific information is required.

176 Specification for Structural Castings for use Offshore (1998) 0 85931 061 2 In the construction of steel offshore platforms, cast nodes and lifting points may

offer technical and/or economic advantages in manufacture compared with fabricated items. However they must be comparable to the latter in terms of geometrical accuracy, weldability, and mechanical strength and toughness.

Aimed at suppliers and purchasers alike, this Specification sets out the requirements for the design, manufacture and testing of carbon-manganese steel castings for use as structural members of offshore platforms, principally for North Sea conditions. Chemical and mechanical properties are specified together with the requirements for fracture toughness, non-destructive testing and weldability testing.

The separate responsibilities of purchaser and supplier are also defined. 177 Guide to the Pressure Systems and Transportable Gas Containers Regulations

1993 WITHDRAWN NOV 2001 178 A Design Guide for the Electrical Safety of Instrument Control Panels (1994) 0 85931 080 9

Guidance is given to designers of instrument and control equipment on the many factors to be taken into consideration in order to minimise the incidence of electrical shock, burns and arcing during installation, commissioning and routine servicing. Guidance extends to segregation and shrouding, and includes typical case studies based on the experiences of Health and Safety Inspectors.

179 A Working Guide for Carbon Steel Equipment in Wet H2S Service (1996) 0 85931 085 X Developed largely from oil refinery experience, this Publication is aimed at

providing guidance on minimising the damaging effects of wet H2S on process plant, taking account of operating conditions, risk assessment, materials selection, fabrication, inspection (both of new and in-service equipment) and repairs. It is not intended to be a Standard or Code of Practice; but comprises recommendations based on practical user experience of working with equipment in wet H2S service, and relevant, up-to-date documents from



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reputable sources. This Guide is applicable to any process plant handling wet H2S, and should be

used in conjunction with User Standards to derive a policy for addressing problems or potential problems in new and existing equipment. It was written by a joint working group of experts from the EEMUA Inspection & NDT Technology and Materials & Fabrication committees, on which are represented the following companies: AMEC Engineering, BASF, BP, Caltex, Conoco, Dow Corning, ESSO, ICI, LOR, Mobil, Octel, PowerGen, Shell, and Texaco.

180 Guide for Designers and Users on Frangible Roof Joints for Fixed Roof Storage Tanks (1996) 0 85931 090 6 Under abnormal operating conditions, vertical fixed roof storage tanks may

experience rapid increases in vapour pressure which overwhelm venting devices and lead to tank failure. This publication gives guidance to designers and users of such tanks on the practical steps that can be taken in design, operation and maintenance to predispose the roof-to-shell joint to fail in preference to the shell-to-bottom joint, thereby ensuring retention of the tank's contents. Such relatively weak roof-to-shell joints are known as `frangible roof joints'.

The document supplements EEMUA Publications 147, 154 and 159. 181 A Guide to Risk Based Assessments of in-situ Large EX ‘e’ and EX ‘N’ Machines (1995) (& Errata) 0 85931 100 7 A small number of motors have caused the ignition of entrapped flammable

gas. This highlighted a need to review the operating condition of all such machines. This Publication gives straightforward and simplified guidance to produce meaningful results with minimum expenditure of time and effort.

Factors include machine parameters and location, and account is taken of the probability of persons being in the vicinity. A decision tree assists in a rapid determination of those machines requiring more detailed study.

182 Specification for Integral Block and Bleed Valve Manifolds for Direct Connection

to Pipework (2nd Edition) 0 85931 125 2

Prompted by the increasing use of block and bleed valve manifolds in piping systems, coupled with uncertainty regarding their application and the absence of a recognised standard, the EEMUA Valves Technical Committee issued the first edition of the subject Specification and associated Applications Guidelines in 1995. At the time, block and bleed valve manifolds were used principally as replacements for individual block and bleed valves at tapping points in piping systems for the purpose of measurement and control. However, larger arrangements are now being used for equipment and main process isolation. Because of this, together with changes to the applicable reference standards, the Committee has carried out an extensive revision of the Specification.

Aimed at designers / manufacturers and users, the Specification includes



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requirements for design, testing etc. A new subsection covering subsea applications has been incorporated. Together with the appended Application Guidelines, which offer guidance to specifiers and users in the appropriate and safe use of the items, the overall aim of the Specification remains to ensure that installations of these types are fit for purpose and of the required integrity. An expanded set of supplementary requirements is included for use where appropriate, along with a simplified step-by-step procedure for fatigue analysis of screwed joints.

183 Guide for the Prevention of Bottom Leakage from

Vertical, Cylindrical, Steel Storage Tanks (1999) (Amendment No 1 Jan 04) 0 85931 115 5

Leakage from storage tanks may lead to extensive-environmental pollution. It is also a financial loss to owners. Government authorities are progressively tightening regulations in this area. This Guide addresses the problem of tank leakage, caused by loss of integrity. Such loss is almost always caused by deterioration of the tank bottom, which itself may be caused by corrosion or by deterioration of the foundation. The guidance given herein is therefore aimed exclusively at preserving the integrity of tank bottoms, and includes solutions for practical and economic leak detection and management systems. The scope includes: types of tank foundations and bottoms, main causes of bottom leakage, records, inspection techniques, corrosion protection—coatings, linings, cathodic protection, repair methods, leak detection systems, and the use of membrane barriers.

184 Guide to the Isolation of Pressure Relieving Devices (1996) 0 85931 135 X Pressure relieving devices generally require to be inspected/maintained more

frequently that the rest of a process plant. The provision of isolation allows the removal of devices with the plant on steam. However isolation introduces the risk of inadvertent disconnection of a pressurised system from its relieving device: such isolation therefore needs to be rigorously controlled.

This publication offers guidance on the design, installation, management and operation of isolation systems, identifying the key points to be considered. Its topics include legislation, national standards, mechanical locking systems and isolation valve selection. Illustrations and a comprehensive bibliography are also included.

185 Guide for Hot Tapping on Piping and other Equipment (1996) (Reprinted 2000 incorporating Amendment No 1 Dec 97) 0 85931 140 6 Hot tapping, the name given to the operation by which a branch is connected to

a live or ‘hot’ piping system, is potentially hazardous particularly where flammable / toxic fluids are present.

This publication offers guidance on how to carry out a safe and successful

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fluids or their residues. It covers overall planning of the operation and includes hazard assessment and control, the constraints imposed by the nature, temperature and pressure of the process fluids, welding, testing and cutting (drilling/trepanning).

Additionally, information is provided for special hot-tapping applications such as on storage tanks. Illustrations and a comprehensive bibliography are included.

186 A Practitioner's Handbook — Electrical Installation and Maintenance in

Potentially Explosive Atmospheres (1997) (3rd Edition) 0 85931 145 7

This work, first issued in 1997, was written and endorsed by engineers with many years practical experience of Electrical Installations in the Petro-chemical and Process Industries. It was developed as a course reference book for COMPEX training. COMPEX which has now trained several thousand candidates, was developed to provide trainees with essential knowledge and practical skills to enable them to safely undertake electrical installation work in potentially explosive atmospheres, whether due to flammable gas or combustible dust. The basic essential technical content was extended to include additional guidance on installation, inspection and maintenance. The 2003 edition has been amended in order to include changes made to International & Cenelec standards. The impact of EC ATEX Directives is also noted. In addition a Chapter has been added to give guidance on Installations in Petroleum Filling Stations and other small installations. The book can be recommended to all engaged in this field of work.

187 Analyser Systems - A Guide to Maintenance Management (2000) 0 85931 137 6

This entirely new Publication is a guideline designed to define the best practices in the maintenance of on-line analysers. On-line analysers are used in industries such as petroleum and chemical plant, power stations, transport systems etc. The book has been written in the main by User experts with helpful advice from approved vendors in this field. With the cognisance of the ISA areas and issues have been identified where somewhat different terminology and practices might have been otherwise confusing. Sound guidance is given on the analytical measurement of process variables which significantly contribute to the safety of personnel and the environment whilst providing asset protection and profit maximisation. This is aided by prioritisation of maintenance effort, adoption of correct maintenance methods and procedures, adequate resourcing and intelligent reporting. Basic requirements are detailed in several Chapters including: prioritising Analysers by a risk based approach, performance targeting, failure modes and reliability, methods to reduce failure and improve reliability and performance Monitoring.

188 Guide for Establishing Operating Periods of Safety Valves (1999)0 85931 056 6



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This Guide sets out the issues to be considered in determining and reviewing safe operating periods—in other words the periods between consecutive inspections—for safety valves. It gives information beyond what is provided in national codes, and covers a number of points which may be used as a basis for setting up the necessary control procedures. The related topics of installation, maintenance and testing are covered in an Appendix. It is a companion volume to EEMUA Pub. 184:—Guide to the Isolation of Pressure Relieving Devices.

189 A Guide to Fieldbus Application for the Process Industry (1997) 0 85931 066 3 The scope of the document covers control and instrumentation for general

process plant. Much of the guidance will be found relevant to Fire and Gas auxiliary equipment, whilst those involved with HVAC or equipment monitoring systems such as those found on a large compressor will find that many of the recommendations are equally relevant.

The guidelines set out what is considered to be the best practice in an area of developing technology. At the time of publishing there are only a few trial sites in existence and the pace of introduction of the technology is still unclear. It may well depend on the willingness and ability of manufacturers to supply a product conforming with a common set of International Standards.

190 Guide for the Design, Construction and Use of Mounded Horizontal Cylindrical Bulk Storage Vessels for Pressurised LPG at Ambient Temperatures (2000) (Errata October 2003) 0 85931 071 X This Guide is unique in that until its publication there was no generally available

document that specifically addressed the design, installation, in-service inspection, and maintenance of mounded vessels for pressure storage of LPG.

Mounded storage is generally safer than other methods of storing LPG, but the vessels, supported as they are on compacted soil foundations, are more liable to soil settlement than conventionally supported vessels. The Guide therefore includes considerable coverage of soil investigation and foundation design, in addition to considerations of pressure containment.

Topics covered include: types and selection of storage / advantages of mounded storage; types of foundation; soil investigation / settlement monitoring; construction of foundation and mound; vessels design / materials / construction; operational fittings (inlet / outlet, manholes); instrumentation; corrosion protection ( coatings; cathodic protection including design, installation and commissioning ); inspection and testing; in-service inspection.

Detailed, well illustrated appendices cover stress analysis of mounded vessels, typical design features, distribution of soil supporting load, recommended steels and heat treatments, guidance on project planning, and format and content of the manufacturing report.

191 Alarm Systems- A Guide to Design, Management and Procurement (1999) 0 85931 076 0

This entirely new Publication relates to Alarm Systems provided for people operating industrial processes such as petroleum and chemical plant, power stations, transport systems etc. It gives guidance on: Alarm system philosophy, the design of alarm processing systems and their functionality, the optimisation of the operation of existing alarm system, the



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specification and purchase requirements for new alarm systems. The ultimate objective is to provide guidance to designers to develop alarm systems which are more usable and which result in safer and more cost effective operation of Industrial systems. The book has been developed and written by practitioners in association with the US, Abnormal System Management Consortium (ASM) and has been able to identify areas and resolve issues where somewhat different terminology and practices might have been otherwise confusing. Basic requirements for alarm and annunciation systems are detailed in several Chapters. From there 18 Appendices have been prepared, each giving more intensive detailed on specific aspects, including: Individual alarm design, quantitative and qualitative risk assessment, priority settings, logical processing, repeating and fleeting alarms, sensors, operator questionnaires, the cost of poor performance, suppression study. Because of the breadth of its technical content, and to assist readers a ‘Road map’ is included to provide directions to key information.

192 Guide for the Procurement of Valves for Low Temperature (Non-Cryogenic) Service (1998) 0 85931 086 8 This publication has been prepared for users and contractors involved in the

procurement of process valve for operation in moderately cold conditions, typically 0°C to -50°C. This is a temperature range not adequately covered by existing low temperature standards which tend to focus on the lower, cryogenic end of the scale.

The Guide covers recommendations for design and functional requirements—stem sealing, insulation, valve operability, cavity over-pressure etc.—materials, marking and testing. Appendices are included covering temperature limits of non-metallic materials, proposed type-test procedures and test acceptance standards.

193 EEMUA Recommendations for the Training, Development &

Competency Assessment of Inspection Personnel (1999) 0 85931 091 4

During the past decade, the emergence of new legislation and standards relating to the inspection and conformity assessment of both new and in-service equipment has resulted in an increasing interest in the competence of Inspection Bodies and the personnel employed by them. This interest has manifested itself by: a change from certification to accreditation, based on a European/International standard, emphasis placed by accreditors on the competence of individuals as well as bodies, the development of national qualification and certification schemes for inspection personnel. This document is aimed, inter alia, at redressing a perceived paucity of authoritative statements of competency criteria for inspection personnel. It



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focuses on personnel typically employed by the EEMUA member companies - i.e. in the gas, petroleum, petro-chemical, chemical processing, power generation and related industries. However, the document also should be of considerable value to: Inspection Bodies in general, as a structured approach to training, development and competency assessment, users of inspection contractors and contracted inspection personnel, as a guide to aid selection, inspection service providers, as a comprehensive statement of users' minimum requirements in particular areas, individuals seeking certification, accreditation bodies, and other assessors - both internal and external.

194 Guidelines for Materials Selection and Corrosion Control for Subsea Oil and Gas Production Equipment (2004) (2nd Edition) 0 85931 096 5

Since publication in 1999 of the first edition of EEMUA 194, the trend has continued towards the development of fields in deep water, beyond diver access, with the associated increased difficulties and costs of inspection and maintenance of subsea well completions, manifolds, flowlines and associated equipment. Significant developments in subsea materials technology and operational experience have also occurred during the period, further underlining the need for up-to-date guidance and awareness of materials selection and performance. Such guidance is given in the present, completely updated and expanded second edition. The document provides an overview of up-to-date principles and practices relating to materials selection and corrosion control for subsea oil and gas production equipment, and incorporates valuable lessons learned from designers, manufacturers, offshore contractors and operators. The main text covers cathodic protection, wellheads and Christmas trees, manifold piping, flowlines and risers, valves, fasteners and gaskets, flexible piping, hydraulic control and chemical injection systems, umbilicals, instruments, and protective coatings and insulation. Appendices cover sour service, duplex and weldable martensitic stainless steels, CRA-clad and -lined piping and (a new appendix) automatic ultrasonic inspection of pipeline girth welds. The comprehensive index of references standards and practices referenced in the original document has been brought up to date.

195 Compendium of EEMUA Information Sheets on Topics Related to Pressure-Containing Equipment (1999) (Reprinted incorporates Amendment No 1, Jan 00) 0 85931 101 5

Over the years EEMUA technical committees have developed and issued exclusively for members’ use a number of short ‘information sheets’ on a variety of engineering topics. The Piping Systems Technical Committee (PSC) considers that a wider audience would benefit from the advice contained therein, and has accordingly compiled and published a selection of eleven information sheets on topics related to pressure-containing equipment. The selected information sheets have been developed by either PSC or the Inspection and Non-Destructive Testing (INT) Technical Committee, both



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comprising specialist engineers from EEMUA member companies—the leading oil, chemical and energy companies in the UK. The topics covered are: detecting/evaluating in-service deterioration in pipes and tubes, thermal imaging applications, in-service replacement of bolting, application guidelines for integral block and bleed valve manifolds, pipe flange surface finishes, fugitive emissions, pipe wall retirement thicknesses, use of metric bolting in place of inch bolting for ‘class’ designated flanges, integrity of small-bore pipe fittings, acoustic emission applications.

196 Valve Purchasers’ Guide to the European Pressure Equipment Directive (1999) (Reprint incorporates Amdts Nos 1-3, Nov 00, Feb 02 & Aug 02) 0 85931 106 6

The European Pressure Equipment Directive (PED) came into force on 29th November 1999, the start of the 2½ year transitional (optional) period. Its provisions become mandatory of 30th May 2002. There is considerable ignorance and misunderstanding surrounding the PED and within it Directive lacking in clarity. This Guide ‘cuts through the fog’ by identifying and explaining those areas of the PED that valve purchasers need to know and understand. It also gives information, up to date at the time of going to print, on those guidelines issued by the Commission’s Working Group of relevance to valves. However purchasers of other items of pressurised equipment will also find useful guidance in the publication. Topics include: A quick one-page guide to the PED, exclusions, how the conformity assessment modules affect valves, routes to materials compliance, marking, certification and documentation, responsibilities of manufacturers, inspection bodies and users, a step-by-step procedure for establishing valve ‘category’. Piping classification charts from the PED, transposed on a linear-linear scale, together with a glossary of terms used in the PED, and a comprehensive list of references are also included.

197 Specification for the Fabrication of Non-Primary Structural

Steelwork for Offshore Installations (1999) 0 85931 111 2 This publication complements Pub. 158, the standard reference text for primary steelworks, the layout of which it closely follows. However its application is not confined to fixed offshore structures, but covers non-primary steelwork for all types of offshore installations including FSPOs. Topics include quality assurance, safety and environmental considerations; structural materials, welding consumables, and the handling thereof; qualification of welding procedures and personnel, and schemes for mutual recognition of welders; construction—preparation and assembly (design of welded connections, alignment and fit-up, etc.), control of production welding, post-weld heat treatment; fabrication tolerances; inspection and NDT and acceptance criteria; and a comprehensive index of reference codes and standards.

198** Electromagnetic Compatibility - A Users Guide to Installation and Standards 199 On-Line Leak Sealing of Piping: Guide to Safety

Considerations (2000) 0 85931 121 X



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Certain types of leak from pressurised piping ( including valves) may be effectively contained by on-line sealing methods involving the use of elastomeric compounds. These essentially temporary repair methods were originally developed for application to leaking steam and condensate systems. However with additional safety precautions they may be applied to process piping systems containing flammable, corrosive and/or toxic fluids. The publication gives guidance on the limits of application of the technique, the factors to be considered when evaluating the feasibility of its use, and the preparation and execution of the procedure. It also identifies the type of information that an appropriate multi-discipline team needs to gather and evaluate in conducting a detailed risk assessment to determine the feasibility of applying the technique to a particular case.

200 On-Guide to the Specification, Installation and Maintenance of Spring Supports for Piping (2000) 0 85931 126 0

A common problem with certain piping systems faced on construction sites and operating plants is lack of specialist knowledge of how to set and maintain piping spring supports effectively and safely. This is particularly the case where there is a significant temperature difference between the hot (operating) and cold (shutdown) conditions of the plant. This publication addresses the problem. It covers the specification of piping supports—in particular the information required by the manufacturer—the information to be recorded in the pipe support index, installation and commissioning procedures, in-service inspection and maintenance, and, as a separate section, dynamic restraints.

201 Process Plant Control Desks Utilising Human-Computer Interfaces – A Guide to Design, Operational and Human Interface Issues (2002) 0 85931 136 8

This Publication has been drafted as a result of issues which arose during the research which led to the EEMUA Alarm System Guidance (Publication No 191) being published. Members who contributed to writing the above were included in the drafting team. As before, co-operation with the US, Abnormal System Management Consortium (ASM) has identified areas and resolved issues to mutual benefit. This Publication has importance for people operating industrial processes such as petroleum and chemical plant, power stations, transport systems etc. Design guidance is given for maximising the effectiveness of the Human Computer Interface, including: an introduction to what is a Human Computer interface and the role of the operator, the design of systems reliant on the Human Computer Interface, guidance on display format design, principles and methodology, overall control room design and the factors influencing this. The appendices give more intensive detail on specific aspects, including: individual screen configurations, examples of actual display hierarchies, refurbishing design strategies, suggestions for engineer and operator survey questionnaires, a useful glossary of terminology. The ultimate objective is to provide design guidance on computerised control systems such that maximum effectiveness of the Human Computer interface



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is realised. This will make process plants operate more effectively which will result in safer and more cost effective operation of industrial systems.

202 Guide to the Use of ISO 15649 and ANSI / ASME B31.3 for Piping in Europe in

Compliance with the Pressure Equipment Directive (2001) (Reprint incorporates Amdts No 1, May 02)

WITHDRAWN 7 APRIL 2004

203 Guide to the Application of ISO 3183 Parts 2 (1996) and 3 (1999) Petroleum and Natural Gas Industries – Steel Pipes for Pipelines – Technical Delivery Conditions 0 85931 148 1

A review of the ISO line pipe standard, ISO 3183 Parts 1 to 3 was undertaken by EEMUA’s Materials Technology Committee (MTC) to assess the suitability of the three Parts for use in the petroleum and natural gas industries in accordance with member companies’ established practices. It was concluded that Part 1 was unsuitable without extensive amendment, whilst Part 2 and Part 3 were respectively suitable for non-hazardous and hazardous service, provided certain requirements in those Parts were made more stringent and additional requirements incorporated. The present Guide sets out, separately, the amendments to Parts 2 and 3 that the Committee considers necessary. Accordingly, it needs to be read in conjunction with those Parts of the ISO standard.

204 :05 Piping and the European Pressure Equipment Directive: Guidance for

Plant Owners/Operators (Version 1 : February 2005) Mar 05



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