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    Specification For Jackets of Pipe: Rev. Date Revision Description Issued by Checked by Approved by

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    The document provides specifications for jacketing pipes. It outlines the general requirements for the steam supply system and jacketing, including that the steam header should have steam traps. It describes the fabrication process and requires split jackets to allow inspection of inner pipe welds. Guidelines are provided for fabrication, material selection, insulation supports and testing.

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    The document provides specifications for jacketing pipes. It outlines the general requirements for the steam supply system and jacketing, including that the steam header should have steam traps. It describes the fabrication process and requires split jackets to allow inspection of inner pipe welds. Guidelines are provided for fabrication, material selection, insulation supports and testing.

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    SPECIFICATION FOR JACKETS OF PIPE

    0 14.07.2015 First Issue NV US SVK


    Rev. Date Revision Description Issued By Checked By Approved By

    TABLE OF CONTENTS
    1.0 SCOPE.......................................................................................................................................................2
    2.1 GENERAL..................................................................................................................................................2
    Page 2 of 20
    Title: Specification for Steam Jacketing
    3 MATERIAL...................................................................................................................................................3
    4 FABRICATION AND ERECTION.....................................................................................................................3
    6 FABRICATION, INSPECTION & TESTING SEQUENCE FOR FULLY JACKETED PIPING ITEMS...........3

    1.0 SCOPE

    2.1 GENERAL
    The steam jacketing system consists of:

     The steam supply piping to the jackets

    All piping requiring steam jacketing shall be shown on the P&ID and piping drawings indicating continuous
    (The steam supply to each jacketed circuit should be taken from the main header or sub headers for jacketing.
    The steam header or sub header shall be provided with steam traps.
    Page 3 of 20
    Title: Specification for Steam Jacketing
     The supply 2.6 INDIVIDUAL STEAM JACKET SERVICE

    2.6.1 Jacketed Circuits – Construction of pipe sections

    a)

    3 MATERIAL
    All piping materials for process line (inner core) and outer jacket shall be in accordance with material
    specifications. Material

    NOTE: For cases when the inner core is 150# carbon steel and is being jacketed by MP / HP Steam. Contractor
    to check the thickness for the core pipe and shall use the same after getting Pyramid approval. However, in no
    case thickness to be decreased less than the thickness of core pipe as per the original specification.

    4 FABRICATION AND ERECTION


     Fabrication and erection of piping systems shall be done as per Pyramid specification.

     Each weld of the inner pipe shall be accessible for X-raying and shall be visible during hydro testing.
    Therefore, split jackets shall be used to enable inspection of each inner pipe weld.

     Longitudinal welds from the split pipe jackets and split tees or reducers shall be staggered to avoid
    cross weld.

     When a jump over or condensate return connection is required in split jacket, first the connection
    shall be

     return piping are connected to the jacket.

    6 FABRICATION, INSPECTION & TESTING SEQUENCE FOR FULLY JACKETED PIPING


    ITEMS
    (TYPICAL SEQUENCE FOR JACKETED PIPE SPOOL)

    1. Weld one end flange onto inner pipe.

    2. Weld guide strips onto inner pipe.

    3. Weld wears plates onto inner plate.

    4. Slide jacket pipe (minus split collar) over inner pipe.

    5. Weld remaining and flange to other end of inner pipe.

    6. Perform N.D.E. of inner pipe as per Pyramid specification.

    7. Hydro test inner pipe spool.

    Steam Supply Manifold (Typical)

    Condensate Manifolds (Typical)


    Page 4 of 20
    Title: Specification for Steam Jacketing
    Modified Blind Flange

    Fully jacketed Pipe spool

    Jump overs, Cross and Branch connection details for continuous jacketing

    Details of Reducers, Vent, Drains and instrument connection for continuous jacketing

    Baffle usage in jacketed (continuous) line

    Discontinuous Jacketing Piping details

    Centering Guides for Jacket

    Fully Jacketed Branch Connection on non jacketed pipe

    NOTES:

    1. Minimum size of sub-header and the supply line will be 1” for Max. 4 x ¾ “ OR 6 x ½ “ supply lines to
    jacket 1½ “ for maximum 6 x ¾ “ OR 8 x ½ “ supply lines to jacket.

    2. Supply line to jacket shall be ½“for ¾ “jackets and smaller for ¾ “for 4” x 6” jackets and larger.

    N
    Page 5 of 20
    Title: Specification for Steam Jacketing

    NOTES:

    1) For ‘Cross’ fabrication split the jacket into four longitudinal half pipe shells (dimensions as applicable for T-
    fittings).

    2) In process lines for equal branch, equal tee to be used reducing tee to be used if the branch size is 2” x
    1.5”.

    3) For fabrication of ‘Branch Connection’ split the jacket into two longitudinal half pipe shells
    (dimensions as applicable for T-fittings)
    Page 6 of 20
    Title: Specification for Steam Jacketing

    NOTES:

    1) Vent size (inner core) shall be 1” NB or as per P&ID.

    2) Drain size on process lines 3” NB & above shall be 1” NB.

    3) Drain connections for process lines up to 2” NB shall be equal sized.

    4) Jacket fitting to be 2” NB equal tee for process line size 1” NB. 3” NB & 2” NB Reducing Tee for process line
    size 2” NB & for process line sizes 3” NB & above see branch off connections in PMS.

    5) Drain on jacketed lines to be provided only when it is a must.

    6) Temperature connections size (inner core) shall be 0.5” NB or as per P&ID.

    7) Pressure connections size (inner core) shall be 1.5” NB or as per P&ID.


    Page 7 of 20
    Title: Specification for Steam Jacketing
    PROCESS PIPE ½” ¾” 1” 1½” 2” 3” 4” 6” 8” TOLERANCES
    NOMINAL
    DIA +1
    JACKET PIPE 1” 1½” 2” 3” 3” 4” 6” 8” 10”
    -0

    +1
    Ø 43 58 70 99 99 124 178 229 283
    -0

    + 0.5
    Ø1 23 28 35 50 62 91 116 170 221
    -0
    BAFFLE
    No. of Holes 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 -

    T 6.5 6.5 10.5 14.5 12 10 16.5 15.5 16 ±1

    Ø2 5 5 5 6 5 10 10 10 10 ± 0.5

    NOTES:

    1) The drain holes of Baffle shall be located to vent the jacket as possible.

    2) The Baffle material shall be as per Jacket material.

    3) The Jacket of deadline stop valve shall be fed in parallel with the jacket of main line or in series with the
    jacket of deadline.

    4) Avoid process line pockets lines shall be self draining and valve stems, vertically mounted as far as possible.

    5) Baffles can be replaced by flanges as per convenience.

    6) Minimize the length of ends dead way on process line.


    Page 8 of 20
    Title: Specification for Steam Jacketing
    Page 9 of 20
    Title: Specification for Steam Jacketing

    PROCESS LINE MAX. ROD


    JACKET LINE NB Flat Bar
    NB DIST. D
    A B
    BETWEEN
    Wall GUIDES C E mm
    Inch. mm Inch. mm Sch. Thk. IN M
    mm mm mm mm mm  
    ¾“ 20 1½“ 40 80 5.08 26.67 38.1 2 - - 5
    1” 25 2” 50 40 3.91 33.4 52.5 2 - - 8
    1½“ 40 3” 80 40 5.49 48.26 77.92 2 6 13 -
    2” 50 3” 80 40 5.49 60.32 77.92 2.5 6 7.5 -
    3” 80 4” 100 40 6.02 88.9 102.26 3 6 5.5 -
    4” 100 6” 150 40 7.11 114.3 154.05 4 8 18 -
    6” 150 8” 200 20 6.35 168.27 206.37 4 10 18 -
    8” 200 10” 250 20 6.35 219.07 260.35 4 16 19 -

    NOTES:

    1) Guide material shall be as per process line material and shall be supplied by fabricator.

    2) The dimensions in the table above are for a 150# jacket as per specification. For 300# or higher rating
    jacket the dimensions shall be suitably calculated by the fabricator.
    Page 10 of 20
    Title: Specification for Steam Jacketing

    NOTE:

    1)Location of connection must allow for bolt removal.

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