Specifications Equipment Design Conditions

Peru Block 67 Field Development
Specification
Equipment design conditions
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INDEX
GENERAL ..................................................................................................................................................4
REFERENCE DOCUMENTS .....................................................................................................................4

2.1
2.2
Project Documents ............................................................................................................................4

Codes and Standards........................................................................................................................4
DEFINITIONS .............................................................................................................................................4
ABBREVIATIONS ......................................................................................................................................4
ENVIRONMENTAL AND SITE CONDITIONS...........................................................................................5

5.1
5.2
5.3
5.3.1
5.3.2
5.3.3
5.3.4
5.3.5
5.3.6
5.4
5.5
5.6
6
Facilities General Location................................................................................................................5

Facilities Coordinates ........................................................................................................................6
Environmental Conditions .................................................................................................................6
Ambient Air Temperature .............................................................................................................................6
6
Relative humidity ..........................................................................................................................................6
Solar Radiation.............................................................................................................................................6
Prevailing Wind ............................................................................................................................................6
Rain fall ........................................................................................................................................................7
Soil Characteristics............................................................................................................................7
Hydrological data...............................................................................................................................7
Seismic Data .....................................................................................................................................7
EQUIPMENT DESIGN CONDITIONS........................................................................................................8

6.1
6.2
6.3
6.4
6.5
6.6
6.6.1
6.6.2
6.6.3
Design life..........................................................................................................................................8
Temperature and humidity ................................................................................................................8
Blast Conditions ................................................................................................................................8
Design Conditions for Transportations..............................................................................................8
Flare Radiations ................................................................................................................................8
Environmental Pollution.....................................................................................................................9
Emissions for Hydrocarbon Installation Equipment ......................................................................................9
Emissions for Electrical Generators and Boilers...........................................................................................9
Rejected Water Regulation Performances Criteria.....................................................................................10
7
THE PRESENT PARAGRAPH CONCERNS ONLY RAINWATER AND FRESH WATER REJECT.
REQUIREMENT FOR OPEN DRAIN REJECT ARE IN HOLD. ......................................................................10
7.1.1
Noise ..........................................................................................................................................................10
UTILITY ....................................................................................................................................................11
8.1
8.1.1
8.1.2
8.1.3
8.2
8.2.1
8.2.2
8.2.3
8.3
8.3.1
8.3.2
8.3.3
Electrical..........................................................................................................................................11
Piraa CPF.................................................................................................................................................11
Curaray Terminal........................................................................................................................................12
Piraa PPiX ................................................................................................................................................13
Fuel Gas..........................................................................................................................................13
Fuel Gas Design.........................................................................................................................................13
13
Fuel Gas Composition ................................................................................................................................14
Diesel Oil .........................................................................................................................................15

Piraa CPF.................................................................................................................................................15
Diesel Oil Composition ...............................................................................................................................16

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8.4
8.5
8.5.1
8.5.2
8.5.3
8.6
8.7
8.7.1
8.7.2
8.7.3
8.7.4
8.7.5
8.7.6
8.8
8.8.2
8.9
8.9.1
8.9.2
8.10

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Crude Oil .........................................................................................................................................18

Instrument Air ..................................................................................................................................20
Piraa CPF.................................................................................................................................................20
Piraa PPiX ................................................................................................................................................20
Nitrogen...........................................................................................................................................20
Chemical Injection ...........................................................................................................................21
Piraa CPF.................................................................................................................................................21
22
Arabela River Water Pumpng Station........................................................................................................22
22
Piraa PPiX ................................................................................................................................................22
Utility Water .....................................................................................................................................23

23
Potable water ..................................................................................................................................27

Potable Water Design data.........................................................................................................................27
Potable Water Quality ................................................................................................................................27
Fire Water.......................................................................................................................................31
8.10.1 Fire Water Design data ..............................................................................................................................31

Note 1 : the firewater ring main at CT is not pressurised and dry during normal operation. When required, the ring
main is fed by two fire water pumps discharging firewater at 8.7 barg (working) minimum (12.5 barg design). ........31
8.10.2 Fire Water Composition..............................................................................................................................31
8.11
8.12
8.13
8.14
Foam ...............................................................................................................................................31
MP Flare Network............................................................................................................................32
LP Flare Network.............................................................................................................................32
Thermal Oil......................................................................................................................................32

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GENERAL
The purpose of this document is to list the project data for the mechanical design and specifications of
equipment relevant to the Peru Block 67 Field Development (Piraa CPF, CT and pads PPi1 and PPi3).
This is a general specification. All specific required data shall be found in the dedicated equipment
specification or data sheet.
2
REFERENCE DOCUMENTS
2.1
Project Documents
[1]
PP67-PE-GEN-00-DOR-RP-I-001
Geological and Geotechnical Synthesis Report
[2]
PP67-PE-GEN-00-DOR-RP-I-002
Hydrological Synthesis Report
2.2
Codes and Standards
[3]
DS 062-2010-PCB/ 7th October 2010
Aprueban LMP emisiones gaseosas
[4]
Norma E.030 (2006)
Diseo Sismorresistente
[5]
Ministerio de Salud del Peru
[6]
World Bank Group
El reglamento de la Calidad del Agua para

Consumo Humano
Air emissions and ambient air quality
DEFINITIONS
Company
Perenco Peru Petroleum Limited
Contractor
DORIS Engineering
ABBREVIATIONS
AMB
Ambient
ATM
Atmosphere
CO2
Carbon Dioxyde
CPF
Central Processing Facilities
DLB
Design Level Blast
HP
High Pressure
LHV
Lower Heating Value
LP
Low Pressure
NO2
Nitrogen Dioxide
SLB
Strength Level Blast
SO2
Sulphur Dioxide

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5.1

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ENVIRONMENTAL AND SITE CONDITIONS

Facilities General Location
The site is located on the Maranon Basin in the north-east part of the Peru and is situated in the Amazon
rainforest between the Andean Cordillera and the Guyana Shield. Altitude is comprised between 140 m and
200 m above sea water level.
Phase 0 will focus on Piraa field (CPF, PPi1 and PPi3) and CT:

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Facilities Coordinates
Location
Reference Point
East
North
Elevation above
MASL
CURARAY TERMINAL
AS PER EIA
455586.00
9827611.00
160 m
PIRAA CPF
AS PER EIA
458762.00
9788030.00
173 m
PIRAA 2D
45968838
9787571.78
AS PER EIA
459710.00
9787630.00
PIRAA 3D
458880.00
9783999.97
AS PER EIA
45887600
9783999.00
PPI1
171 m
PPI3
5.3
5.3.1
178 m
Environmental Conditions
Ambient Air Temperature
Minimum dry-bulb temperature in winter (C)
Minimum dry-bulb temperature in summer (C)
18.5
28
5.3.2
5.3.3
Relative humidity
Minimum Humidity (%)
Maximum Humidity (%)
80
92
Solar Radiation
Solar radiation (maximum) = 0.98 kW /m2

5.3.4
Prevailing Wind
Minimum wind is 0ms which is actually the most often case with time frequency of 47%.
Prevailing directions is from North, for 22.8%, with a mean maximal speed of 1.8 m/s and East, for 19.5%,
with a mean maximal speed of 1.6 m/s.
The following design wind speed above ground level shall be considered in all directions:
All directions-Design Wind Speed
Return Period
Wind Speed (m/s)
1 year
6
100 years
19

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5.3.5

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Rain fall
Yearly
Monthly Maximum
Daily Maximum
540 mm
5.4
132 mm
Minimum
Mean
Maximum
2180 mm
3460 mm
5760 mm
Soil Characteristics
Geological and geotechnical data shall be extracted from the geological and geotechnical synthesis report
Ref. [1].
5.5
Hydrological data
Hydrological data shall be extracted from the Hydrological Synthesis Report Ref. [2].
5.6
Seismic Data
According to Peruvian standards for seismic design (Ref. [4]), the project site is characterized in the following
way:
Site parameter: Zone 1 corresponding to a zone factor of Z=0.15,
Type of soil profile S3 (conservative) on all sites corresponding to a soil amplification factor S of 1.4,
Facilities category of importance A: essential facilities corresponding to a U-factor of 1.5.
Seismic design base shear shall then be computed according the methodology proposed in Ref. [4] for
structural elements and non-structural elements (article 23 respectively).
The following maximum accelerations shall then be considered:
Equipments, tanks, piping : H = 0.29g.
According to Ref. [4], no vertical seism acceleration shall be considered for zone 1.

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EQUIPMENT DESIGN CONDITIONS
6.1
Design life
The equipment shall be designed for a minimum life of 20 years.

6.2
Temperature and humidity
Depending on equipment location, following Air design data shall be considered:

Location of equipment
Air design Temperature (C)

Min
18.5
22
Outdoors
Buildings
Air Humidity design range (%)
Max
28
26
80/92
45/55
The design temperature for guaranteed performance of air cooling system is 28C.
The black body temperature is the temperature induced by solar radiation on metal equipment. This is the
minimum value for the design temperature and shall be taken into account only for equipment and piping
located outdoor. Black Body Temperature = 43 C.
6.3
Blast Conditions
Blast event shall not be considered for equipment design.

6.4
Design Conditions for Transportations
Equipment shall be designed to withstand here below accelerations in case of sea transportation to site:
Acceleration (g)
Roll and Pitch
heave
0.9
0.8
Equipment shall be designed to withstand here below accelerations in case of road transportation to site:
Acceleration (g)
Longitudinally
Vertical & Transverse
6.5
0.3
0.1
Flare Radiations
Equipments shall be designated to sustain the following radiations:

System
Emergency Flaring
kW/m
Btu/hr/ft
Flare drum
6.3
2000
Flare piping
9.5
3000
Atmospheric storage
3.2
1000
Pressure vessel storage
2.0
630
Process equipment
4.7
1500
4.7
4.7
2.4
1.6
3.2
Max continous flaring

kW/m
Btu/hr/ft
1500
1500
750
500
1000

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Environmental Pollution
6.6.1 Emissions for Hydrocarbon Installation Equipment

Latest Peruvian reglementation for hydrocarbon installation emissions is supplied in the Decree DS-0622010-PCB Aprueban LMP emisiones gaseosas dated of the 7th October 2010 [6]. The concerned
specification is showed in the following table related to new hydrocarbon installations:
Regular Parameters
Particulate Matter (PM)
Organic Volatile compounds (COV)
Sulfur Oxid (SOx)
- Sulphur recovery unit
- Other units
Nitrogen Oxid (NOx)
- Using combustible gas
- Using combustible oil
Nickel (Ni)
Vanadium (V)
Activities of Processing and Refining

Oil
(mg/Nm)
50
20
N/A
150
500
450
N/A
N/A
1
5
6.6.2 Emissions for Electrical Generators and Boilers

As far electrical installations are concerned, unless a new Peruvian Decree is entered in force, the World
Bank shall apply.

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6.6.3 Rejected Water Regulation Performances Criteria

The present paragraph concerns only rainwater and fresh water reject. Requirement for open drain reject are
in HOLD.
Waste Water Discharge Standards
Parameter
TPH
Chloride
Chrome (VI)
Total Chrome
Mercury
Cadmium
Arsenic
Phenol for FCC discharge of refinery
Sulphur for FCC discharge of refinery
BOD
COD
Residual chlorine
Ammoniac nitrogen
Total Coniforms (NMP/100mL)
Fecal Coniforms (NMP/100 mL)
Phosphorus
Barium
pH
Oil and Grease
lead
Increase of temperature (with regard to ambient
temperature of the receiver, measured at a distance
of 100m from the discharge point)
Mg/l
20 ppmv
500 (Rivers, lakes, reservoirs)
0.1
0.5
0.02
0.1
0.2
0.5
1.0
50
250
0.2
40
<1000
<400
2
5.0
6.0-9.0
20
0.1
<3C
6.6.4 Noise
For each noisy equipment, reference shall be made to the dedicated data sheet and / or specification
providing the equipment maximum sound pressure (SPL) at 1 m.

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UTILITY
7.1
7.1.1
Electrical
Piraa CPF
Nominal Voltage
Operational
voltage
Range
Neutral System
Service
Internal
Power
Generation
6.6 kV AC 60 Hz
(3ph 3 wire)
Internal
Power
Generation
480V AC 60 Hz
(3ph 3 wire)
5%
Earthed by Earthing
transformer
5%
6.6 kV AC 60 Hz
(3ph 3 wire)
5%
33 kV AC 60 Hz
(3ph 3 wire)
480 V AC 60 Hz
(3ph 3 wire)
5%
Earthed by high
Emergency Power
impedance (IT
system)
Neutral not
distributed
Power Distribution
Earthed by Earthing
HV motors
transformer
HV / LV transformers
HV / HV transformers
Earthed trough an
Well pads supply
impedance
IT system With
MCC
permanent insulation Main LV distribution
monitoring
Motors
Neutral not
LV voltage transformer
distributed
230 V AC UPS
400/230 V AC
60 Hz
(3ph 4 wire)
5%
5%
Normal Power
TNS neutral earthed

and distributed
Lighting distribution board

Lightings fittings
Small distribution system
and sockets
Welding sockets
Heat tracing and motor
space heaters
Vital Power
Control and Safety
systems (PCS, PSS, ESD
and FGS)
Instrumentation,
All telecommunications
Generator 48 V DC
Vital Power
Control of HV and LV
switchgear
230 V AC UPS
60 Hz
(2 ph 2 wire)
10 %
Isolated IT system
With permanent
insulation monitoring
(neutral not
distributed)
48 V DC
(2 pole 2 wire)
10 %
Unearthed system
With permanent
Maximum
voltage drop
at equipment
terminals
5%
5%
5%
5%
2%
5%
2%
8 % max to the
farthest fitting

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Curaray Terminal
Nominal Voltage
Operational
voltage
Range
Internal
Power
Generation
480 V AC 60 Hz
(3ph 3 wire)
5%
480 V AC 60 Hz
(3ph 3 wire)
5%
400/230 V AC
60 Hz
(3ph 4 wire)
5%
Neutral System
Earthed by high
impedance (IT system)
Neutral not distributed
Service
Normal power
Emergency power
Power Distribution
IT system With
MCC
permanent insulation
Main LV distribution
monitoring
Motors
Neutral not distributed LV voltage transformer
230 V AC UPS
TNS neutral earthed
and distributed
Lightings fittings
230 V AC UPS
60 Hz
(2 ph 2 wire)
10 %
Isolated IT system
With permanent
(neutral not
distributed)
48 V DC
(2 pole 2 wire)
10 %
Unearthed system
With permanent
Maximum
voltage drop
at equipment
terminals

and sockets
Welding sockets
space heaters
Vital power:
Control and Safety
and FGS)
Instrumentation,
All telecommunications
Generator 48V DC
Vital power:
Control LV switchgear
2%
5%
2%
8 % max to the
farthest fitting

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Piraa PPiX
Nominal Voltage
Operational
voltage
Range
33 kV AC 60 Hz
(3ph 3 wire)
5%
480 V AC 60 Hz
(3ph 3 wire)
5%
400/230 V AC
60 Hz
(3ph 4 wire)
5%
Neutral System
Service
Power Distribution
Earthed trough an
HV / LV transformers
impedance
IT system With
permanent insulation
monitoring
Neutral not
distributed
MCC
Main LV distribution
Motors
LV voltage transformer
230 V AC UPS
TNS neutral earthed

and distributed

Lightings fittings
and sockets
Welding sockets
space heaters
Vital Power
Control and Safety
and FGS)
Instrumentation,
Telecommunications
Generator 48 V DC
Vital Power
Control of HV and LV
switchgear
230 V AC UPS
60 Hz
(2 ph 2 wire)
10 %
Isolated IT system
With permanent
(neutral not
distributed)
48 V DC
(2 pole 2 wire)
10 %
Unearthed system
With permanent
7.2
Fuel Gas
7.2.1 Fuel Gas Design

The fuel gas system design data is as follows:
Design temperature (C)
Operating Temperature (C)
Design Pressure (barg)
Operating Pressure (barg)
LHV (MJ/Sm)
Molecular Weight
Filtration
Water Content (% mol)
115
50
13
1.5 / 2
53.72 / 56.97
33.49 / 35.07
None
5
Maximum
voltage drop
at equipment
terminals
5%
2%
5%
2%
8 % max to the
farthest fitting

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Fuel Gas Composition
Gas Composition
CO2
Nitrogen
Methane
Ethane
Propane
i-Butane
n-Butane
i-Pentane
n-Pentane
n-Hexane
Mcyclopentan
Benzene
Cyclohexane
n-Heptane
Mcyclohexane
Toluene
n-Octane
E-Benzene
m-Xylene
o-Xylene
C9*
C10*
C11*
C12*
C13*
C14*
C15*
C16*
C17*
C18*
C19*
C20+ - Cetico (UP)*
C20+ - Glauconitico*
C20+ - Dorado*
C20+ - Paiche*
H2O
NBP[0]-2*
NBP[0]-13*
NBP[0]-27*
NBP[0]-42*
NBP[0]-56*
NBP[0]-70*
NBP[0]-85*
NBP[0]-99*
NBP[0]-113*
NBP[0]-127*
NBP[0]-141*
NBP[0]-156*
NBP[0]-171*
Phase 0 - Dehydrator Train

6.408205
9.684670
44.223432
4.965198
6.619640
1.115466
1.566770
0.395510
0.298777
0.225732
0.104592
0.017951
0.042592
0.078663
0.034470
0.004761
0.023971
0.001190
0.001266
0.000962
0.007616
0.002163
0.000649
0.000208
0.000091
0.000023
0.000005
0.000001
0.000000
0.000000
0.000000
0.000000
0.000000
0.000000
0.000000
4.113889
3.162835
2.711475
2.832649
3.097992
2.740320
2.262467
1.610317
0.942933
0.458942
0.180499
0.048607
0.010097
0.002407
% Mole
Phase 0 - Centrifuge Train
6.493482
9.564435
43.882450
5.040715
6.734889
1.132354
1.588743
0.399531
0.301448
0.226365
0.104838
0.017990
0.042634
0.078391
0.034355
0.004740
0.023777
0.001180
0.001254
0.000953
0.007539
0.002138
0.000641
0.000205
0.000090
0.000023
0.000005
0.000001
0.000000
0.000000
0.000000
0.000000
0.000000
0.000000
0.000000
4.113583
3.206155
2.744036
2.861083
3.122127
2.755021
2.268112
1.609505
0.939588
0.456120
0.179002
0.048134
0.009988
0.002379
Phase 1
6.075222
10.434824
47.399612
4.801487
5.869281
0.942265
1.311905
0.329460
0.250440
0.203492
0.095726
0.016600
0.040089
0.080358
0.035454
0.005072
0.027556
0.001410
0.001517
0.001161
0.009292
0.002723
0.000821
0.000262
0.000114
0.000029
0.000006
0.000001
0.000000
0.000000
0.000000
0.000000
0.000000
0.000000
0.000000
4.117196
2.699418
2.298340
2.406558
2.669397
2.424642
2.090232
1.573581
0.984944
0.511154
0.212865
0.059668
0.012745
0.003080

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Diesel Oil
Piraa CPF
Pressure
Temperature
Coarse
Filtration
Water
Filtration
7.3.2
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Working
Design min/max
Working
6 barg
2.4 /1.4 barg
43C
Ambient
25 microns and larger

15 ppm vol maximum
Curaray Terminal
Pressure
Temperature
Coarse
Filtration
Water
Filtration
Design
Working
Design
Working
3.5 barg
1.2 / 0.2 barg
43C
Ambient
25 microns and larger

15 ppm vol maximum

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Diesel Oil Composition

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Crude Oil
Temperature
Pressure
Visco @ 25C
Visco @ 50C
LHV
flash point
Composition
CO2
Nitrogen
Methane
Ethane
Propane
i-Butane
n-Butane
i-Pentane
n-Pentane
n-Hexane
Mcyclopentan
Benzene
Cyclohexane
n-Heptane
Mcyclohexane
Toluene
n-Octane
E-Benzene
m-Xylene
o-Xylene
C9*
C10*
C11*
C12*
C13*
C14*
C15*
C16*
C17*
C18*
C19*
C20+ - Cetico
(UP)*
Design
Working
Design min/max
Working
cSt
cSt
C
% mol
18 / 93 C
50 C
5 barg
2 / 0 barg
Oil with naphta
Oil after Heating

up at 150C
620
175
4,86
3587
601
61,18
0,084826
0,005287
0,049979
0,096708
0,428802
0,160902
0,290779
0,161725
0,151795
0,350048
0,171287
0,029061
0,089910
0,446226
0,187801
0,033373
0,616425
0,038134
0,051320
0,044295
0,647534
0,909530
0,991209
1,063355
1,454230
1,425456
1,508136
1,379510
1,347279
1,416511
1,396849
0,00276849
0,000164188
0,001512844
0,003704652
0,026229212
0,01550549
0,032506046
0,029511006
0,030969857
0,124953434
0,063071872
0,010481691
0,036942901
0,254549926
0,108644022
0,019957972
0,50778124
0,03238534
0,045090525
0,039946308
0,654480205
1,097653117
1,308808928
1,486928086
2,107318427
2,122521028
2,287233734
2,113085674
2,075596704
2,188390994
2,16115272
10,280147
15,94475274

Specification
C20+ Glauconitico*
C20+ - Dorado*
C20+ - Paiche*
H2O
NBP[0]-2*
NBP[0]-13*
NBP[0]-27*
NBP[0]-42*
NBP[0]-56*
NBP[0]-70*
NBP[0]-85*
NBP[0]-99*
NBP[0]-113*
NBP[0]-127*
NBP[0]-141*
NBP[0]-156*
NBP[0]-171*
Diluant
% mol
% vol

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26,218735
0,000000
0,000000
9,194673
0,639348
0,778508
1,189893
1,959300
2,658552
3,658208
4,617904
5,324140
5,406859
4,925860
3,122222
1,769961
1,227407
40,66588383
0,000000
0,000000
0,028686397
0,079012188
0,117969406
0,224097841
0,459885395
0,771635288
1,333047775
2,10064298
3,021802787
3,73900863
4,085715026
2,99999371
1,942651105
1,495368276
37,278162
16
22,370830
7,51
Additional compounds to be considered :

Sulfur
Oil
2.5
Wt%
Oil + Naphta
2.3 Wt%
Nickel
96
ppm
91
Iron
11
ppm
6.4 ppm
Vanadium
358 ppm
324 ppm
Asphaltene (C7 insolubles)
11.9 Wt%
9.5 Wt%
Salt
10
10
BS& W
0.5 %
ptb max
ppm
ptb max
0.5 %

Specification
7.5
7.5.1
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Design
Working
Design
Pressure
Working
Oil and Particle contents
Water dew point
18C/72C
18.5C/38C
11 barg
9 barg
ISO 8573-1 Class2
ISO 8573-1 Class2
Design
Working
Design
Pressure
Working
Water dew point
18C/72C
18.5C/38C
10 barg
8 barg
ISO 8573-1 Class2
ISO 8573-1 Class2
Design
Working
Design
Pressure
Working
Water dew point
18C/72C
18.5C/38C
10 barg
8 barg
ISO 8573-1 Class2
ISO 8573-1 Class2
Design
Operating
Design
Normal
18C/72C
18.5C/38C
11 barg
7.7 barg
98%
Oil Free
ISO 8573-1 Class2
Curaray Terminal
Piraa PPiX
Temperature
7.6
Piraa CPF
Temperature
7.5.3
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Instrument Air
Temperature
7.5.2
Nitrogen
Temperature
Pressure
Purity
Oil content
Water Dew Point

Specification
7.7

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Chemical Injection
7.7.1
7.7.1.1
Piraa CPF
Anti-Fouling
Temperature
Pressure
7.7.1.2
Design min/max
Operating
Design
Normal
18/43 C
Ambient
15.6 barg
Atm 10 barg
Design min/max
Operating
Design
Normal
18/43 C
Ambient
15.6 barg
Atm 10 barg
Design min/max
Operating
Design
Normal
18/43 C
Ambient
15.6 barg
Atm 13 barg
Design min/max
Operating
Design
Normal
18/43 C
Ambient
15.6 barg
Atm 13 barg
Design min/max
Operating
Design
Normal
18/43 C
Ambient
15.6 barg
Atm 13 barg
Design min/max
Operating
Design
Normal
18/43 C
Ambient
15.6 barg
Atm 13 barg
Demulsifier
:
Temperature
Pressure
7.7.1.3
Anti-Foam
Temperature
Pressure
7.7.1.4
Corrosion inhibitor
Temperature
Pressure
7.7.1.5
Acid
Temperature
Pressure
7.7.1.6
Biocide
Temperature
Pressure

Specification
7.7.1.7
Pressure
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Design min/max
Operating
Design
Normal
18/43 C
Ambient
15.6 barg
Atm 13 barg
Design min/max
Operating
Design
Normal
18/43 C
Ambient
15.6 barg
Atm 13 barg
Design min/max
Operating
Design
Normal
18/43 C
Ambient
15.6 barg
Atm 13 barg
Reverse Demulsifier
Temperature
Pressure
7.7.1.9
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O2 scavenger
Temperature
7.7.1.8
High Temperature Oil Demulsifier

Temperature
Pressure
7.7.1.10 High Temperature Corrosion Inhibitor

Temperature
Pressure
7.7.2
7.7.2.1
Design min/max
Operating
Design
Normal
Arabela River Water Pumpng Station

Biocide
Temperature
Design min/max
Operating
Design
Pressure
Normal
7.7.3
7.7.3.1
18/43 C
Ambient
15.6 barg
Atm 13 barg
18/43 C
Ambient
Tank Full of
Liquid
Atm
Piraa PPiX
Oil Demulsifier
Temperature
Pressure
Design min/max
Operating
Design
Normal
18/43 C
Ambient
93 barg
16 barg

Specification
7.7.3.2
Pressure
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Design
Operating
Design
Normal
18/43 C
Ambient
93 barg
16 47 barg
Design
Operating
Design
Normal
18/43 C
Ambient
15.6 barg
3 barg
Curaray Terminal
7.7.4.1
Corrosion inhibitor
Temperature
Pressure
7.7.4.2
Biocide
Temperature
Design min/max
Operating
Design
Pressure
Normal
7.8
Corrosion inhibitor
Temperature
7.7.4
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18/43 C
Ambient
Tank Full of
Liquid
Atm
Utility Water
7.8.1.1
Piraa CPF
Temperature
Pressure
Coarse
Filtration
Design
Working
Design
Working
18 / 43C
Ambient
13 barg
11 barg
100 microns
Water shall be sourced to Piraa CPF from Arabela River. Water composition from Arabela River is resumed
on the following table:

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Specification
7.8.1.2

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Curaray Terminal
Temperature
Pressure
Coarse
Filtration
Design
Working
Design
Working
18/43 C
Ambient
13 barg
11 barg
100 microns
Water shall be sourced to the Curaray Terminal from Curaray river. Water composition from Curaray River is
resumed on the following table:

Specification
7.9

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Potable water
7.9.1
7.9.1.1
Potable Water Design data

Piraa CPF
Temperature
Design
Working
Design
Pressure
7.9.1.2
Working
18/43 C
Ambient
15 barg
6.7 barg
Curaray Terminal
Temperature
Design
Working
Design
Pressure
Working
18/43 C
Ambient
15 barg
6.7 barg
7.9.2 Potable Water Quality

Potable water quality requirements are extracted from: El reglamento de la Calidad del Agua para Consumo
Humano from Peruvian Health ministry [5].

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Specification

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Specification

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Specification
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7.10 Fire Water

7.10.1 Fire Water Design data
7.10.1.1 Piraa CPF
Temperature
Design
18/43 C
Working
Ambient
Design
Pressure
12.5 barg
Working
Coarse
Filtration
8.8 barg
100 microns
7.10.1.2 Curaray Terminal

Temperature
Design
18/43 C
Working
Ambient
Design
Pressure
Note 1
Working
Coarse
Filtration
Note 1
100 microns
Note 1 : the firewater ring main at CT is not pressurised and dry during normal operation. When required, the
ring main is fed by two fire water pumps discharging firewater at 8.7 barg (working) minimum (12.5 barg
design).
7.10.2 Fire Water Composition
Fire water composition is assumed to be the same as Curaray River for CT and as Arabela River for Piraa
CPF.
7.11 Foam
Design min/max
18/43 C
Temperature
Operating
Pressure
Design
Normal
Ambient
10 barg Note 1
Note 1 ; To be confirmed by Vendor

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7.12 MP Flare Network
Temperature
Pressure
Max. Design
10 / 135 C
Normal
AMB
Design
3.5 barg
Normal
ATM
Max. Design
10 / 115 C
Normal
AMB
Design
3.5 barg
Normal
ATM
7.13 LP Flare Network
Temperature
Pressure
7.14 Thermal Oil
Type and Characteristics
To be confirmed by Fired Heater

Supplier
Design Pressure (barg)
11.3
Working Pressure (barg)
2/6
Design Temperature (C)
18 / 270
Working Supply Temperature

(C)
230
Working Return Temperature

(C)
160

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REFERENCE DOCUMENTS .....................................................................................................................4

Project Documents ............................................................................................................................4

ENVIRONMENTAL AND SITE CONDITIONS...........................................................................................5

Facilities General Location................................................................................................................5

EQUIPMENT DESIGN CONDITIONS........................................................................................................8

Diesel Oil .........................................................................................................................................15

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Crude Oil .........................................................................................................................................18

Utility Water .....................................................................................................................................23

Potable water ..................................................................................................................................27

8.10.1 Fire Water Design data ..............................................................................................................................31

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Geological and Geotechnical Synthesis Report

Hydrological Synthesis Report

Codes and Standards

DS 062-2010-PCB/ 7th October 2010

Aprueban LMP emisiones gaseosas

Norma E.030 (2006)

Ministerio de Salud del Peru

World Bank Group

El reglamento de la Calidad del Agua para

Perenco Peru Petroleum Limited

Central Processing Facilities

Design Level Blast

Lower Heating Value

Strength Level Blast

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ENVIRONMENTAL AND SITE CONDITIONS

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Minimum dry-bulb temperature in winter (C)

Minimum dry-bulb temperature in summer (C)

Maximum Humidity (%)

Solar radiation (maximum) = 0.98 kW /m2

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EQUIPMENT DESIGN CONDITIONS

The equipment shall be designed for a minimum life of 20 years.

Temperature and humidity

Depending on equipment location, following Air design data shall be considered:

Air design Temperature (C)

Air Humidity design range (%)

Blast event shall not be considered for equipment design.

Design Conditions for Transportations