Maamoura and Baraka Development Project

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The key takeaways are that the document provides specifications for road construction for the Maamoura and Baraka development project in Tunisia.

The project involves constructing an onshore gas processing facility in Maamoura, Tunisia to treat hydrocarbon gas and liquids from the Maamoura and Baraka offshore fields for transportation via pipeline.

The document references codes and standards like ASTM D2027, D2028, and D97 for prime coat and tack coat materials as well as AASHTO T165 for retained strength testing.

MAAMOURA AND BARAKA DEVELOPMENT PROJECT

SPECIFICATION FOR ROADS

EX-CO 1 0210/09 Final Issue BB SM THR

EX-CO 0 24/06/09 Issue For Construction BB THR SC

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Maamoura and Baraka 3314.02.BASG.15018


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Petroleum & Industrial Realisation Contractors

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Engineering Procurement and Project Management Contract N to be assigned

Audubon Engineering

Valerus Compression Services LP


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INDEX

INDEX ................................................................................................................................ 2
1. iNTRODUCtion: ....................................................................................................... 3
1.1 PROJECT DESCRIPTION: ...................................................................... 3
1.2 DOCUMENT OBJECTIVE: ..................................................................... 3
1.3 ABBREVIATIONS .................................................................................... 3
2. CoDES, STANDARDS AND REFERENCE DOCUMENTS: ................................ 4
3. ROADS:..................................................................................................................... 5
3.1 CONSISTENCY AND DESCRIPTION OF WORK:............................... 5
3.2 CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIALS: ................................................... 5

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1. INTRODUCTION:
1.1 PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
Eni Tunisia BV intends to construct an onshore gas-processing facility plant as part of Maamoura & BARAKA
offshore fields development Project.
Hydrocarbon gas and liquids brought onshore via two subsea pipelines will be treated at an onshore gas-
processing facility at MAAMOURA Point. Liquids (condensate and LPG) will be separated, processed and
stored. The produced sales gas and after treatment (acid gas removal, dehydration, wobbe index control) will be
transported via pipeline to a tie-in point to an existing 10” pipeline north west of Hammamet, owned by STEG,
the National Electricity and Gas Company.
The onshore gas-processing facility will be designed for a nominal design life of 20 years, with an approximate
processing capacity of 0.85 MMSm3/day gas and associated liquids around 2000 m3/day, obtained through the
installation of one single train. The CPF will serve the following purposes:
- Associated wet gas will be sweated by gas acid removal, dehydrated, and stripped of heavy
hydrocarbons to sales quality specifications and compressed prior to be exported;
- Condensate and LPG will be recovered and stored prior to be sold and transferred by trucking.
- The produced water and the water used for oil washing is collected and treated in a suitable
waste water treatment plant before to be transported by truck for injection in Belli Water
disposal well.
- Utilities and buildings will be constructed to support base operations.

1.2 DOCUMENT OBJECTIVE:

This specification covers the general criteria regarding site preparation, earthwork, fill materials and subgrade
materials.

1.3 ABBREVIATIONS

ASTM : American Standards for Testing and Materials

AASHTO : American Association for State Highway and Transportation Officials

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2. CODES, STANDARDS AND REFERENCE DOCUMENTS:

In addition to the requirements contained in this Specification and, all design, materials and workmanship shall
conform to the latest edition of specific relevant Codes and Standards. In particular:

• American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM)


- ASTM D1556: Standard Test Method for density and Unit weight of Soil in place.
- ASTM D1241: Standard Specification for Materials for Soil.
- ASTM D1557: Test Method of Laboratory Compaction Characteristics of Soil.
- ASTM D2922: Standard Test Methods for density of Soil and soil Aggregate in place.
• American Association for State Highway and Transportation Officials (ASHTO)
- ASHTO T99: Moisture-Density Relations of Soils (eq. to ASTM D698)
- ASHTO T176: Sand Equivalent tests (eq. to ASTM D2419)
- ASHTO T193: California Bearing Ratio evaluation (eq. to ASTM D1883)

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3. ROADS:
3.1 CONSISTENCY AND DESCRIPTION OF WORK:

The projected roadway systems have the following geometrical characteristics:

- Main roads: width 6m,


- Minor roads: width 4m and 3m.

Where required by frequent pedestrian access, the roads shall also include curbs and sidewalks. Roadside 1 m
wide shall be provided each side.

The maximum longitudinal slope shall be 5% maximum, while transversal slope shall be 2%.

The various layers of roadways will be defined in the plans of the transversely standard profiles, the structure to
be adopted will be:

- Sub-grade,
- Sub-base minimum 150 mm thickness,
- Base course minimum 150 mm thickness,
- Application of cutback asphalt 1.2 l/m2,
- A binder course 40 mm thickness out of Asphaltic concrete,
- Application of cutback asphalt 0.35 l/m2,
- Wearing course: final hot rolled asphalt 30 mm thickness.

3.2 CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIALS:

3.2.1 Sub-grade preparation

This term indicates the existing ground level or embankment or cut prepared ready to receive the road sub-base.

3.2.2 Sub-base

The sub-base consists of granular, free draining material such as sand, clinker, gravel, or quarry materials. The
material shall be free from vegetable matter and other unsuitable material in accordance with ASTM D1241. The
gradation of the material shall be such that it can be compacted readily under watering and rolling to a firm,
stable base. The maximum size of material shall not be greater than 25mm. In addition, not more than 25% of
the material by weight shall pass a No.200 sieve. Material shall be uniformly compacted to at least 95% of its
proctor maximum dry density in accordance with ASTM D1557.

The sub-base material shall conform to the following quality requirements:

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• California Bearing Ratio (CBR) according to AASHTO T193 :25 minimum


• Sand Equivalent Test according to AASHTO T176 :26 minimum

3.2.3 Base course

The base course material shall be crushed aggregate or crushed slag in accordance with ASTM D1241 and
uniformly compacted to at least 95% of its proctor maximum dry density in accordance with ASTM D 1557.

The type of base-course which shall be adopted is Crushed stone (semi-open base):

• The crushed stone shall consist of clean, though, durable fragments free from an excess of flat,
elongated, soft or disintegrated places. The material must have sharp edges and show form sizes in the
different directions; when it is made by crushing gravel, the elements must prevailingly show surfaces
obtained by crushing, rather than rounded surfaces, and their shape shall not be too elongated or flat.
• The material shall be spread in regular and form layers; the height of the layer to be rolled in one time
must not exceed 15 cm of loose material. The rolling operation shall be continued until the surface is
properly compacted and closed, and the single elements are steady and approached one to the other, and
no sag or motion appear when the road roller is travelling on the surface.

When the rolling operation is over, road bed must have the shape and gradients show in the construction
drawing. The allowable tolerance for unevenness shall not exceed 1.5 cm measured by a 3 meter straight edge.

3.2.4 Surfacing (Asphalt Concrete)

- The asphalt concrete shall be prepared in accordance with ASTM specification D3515 and shall comprise a
binder course on which is laid a wearing course.
- The material and the mixtures shall be as follows:

a. Asphaltic cement shall be as per table 1 of ASTM D946 with a penetration grade of 60-70 unless otherwise
specified on the construction drawings.

The quantity of asphaltic cement shall not be less than 4% in weight of total mixture but in any case according to
table 3 of ASTM D3515 depending on design mixture.

b. Aggregates shall be of approved crushed stone, crushed slag or crushed gravel according to ASTM D692
(Coarse aggregate) and ASTM D1073 (fine aggregate).

c. Mineral Filler

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Mineral filler shall consist of lime stone or other stone dust, portland cement, hydrated lime or other insert
nonplastic mineral matter from approved source.

Mineral fillers shall be thoroughly dry and free from lumps or aggregates of fine particles it shall conform to the
grading requirements in the followings table:

The plasticity index as determined by AASHTO T90 shall be a maximum of 2. The amount of filler to be added
shall be only that amount which is necessary to the grading requirements for the completed mixture prescribed.

Mineral Filler Grading

Seive Size Percentage Passing by

mm Weight

0. 60 (No.30) 100

0.180 (No.80) 95-100

0.075 (No.200) 65-100

3.2.4.1 Composition of mixture

The bituminous mixtures for both binder course and wearing course shall be composed basically of coarse
aggregate, fine aggregate mineral filler, and bituminous material (asphaltic cement). The several mineral
constituents shall be sized, uniformly graded and combined in such proportions that the resulting blend meets
the grading requirements for the specific type under contract. To such composite blended aggregate (considered
as 100% by weight) shall be added asphalt cement within the percentage limits set in the specification for the
specific type.

The requirements for the bituminous mixtures shall conform to gradings shown in table (1) below:

Table (1)

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Sieve Size Percentage Passing by Weight of Total


Aggregate

mm Imperial Binder Course Surface Course

25 1” l00 -

19 3/4” 90-100 100

12.5 2” 70-90 80-l00

9.5 3/8” 60-80 70-85

4.75 No.4 42-60 60-80

2 No.10 27-47 40-60

1 No.18 20-37 28-48

0.6 No.30 15-30 22-40

0.25 No.60 5-20 10-30

0.125 No.120 6-15 8-20

0.075 No.200 5-10 6-12

Asphalt cement 4-6 4.5-6.5

% weight of total mix

3.2.4.2 Job-mix formula

No bituminous material shall be manufactured until a job-mix formula has been submitted by the Contractor and
approved by the Engineer. The formula shall indicate the exact percentage of each sieve fraction and the exact
percentage of bitumen to be used in the mixture and the mix temperature. The Contractor will be allowed the
following tolerances from the approved Job-mix formula shown in the table below:

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Material Tolerance

Aggregates passing sieve 4.75 mm (No. 4) or larger ± 6%

Aggregates passing sieve 2 mm ( No.10) and smaller ± 4%

Filler passing sieve 0.075 mm (No. 200) ±1.5%

Bitumen ± 0.3%

Mix Temperature ± 15°C

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The bituminous mixtures shall have the test properties shown in Table (2) below:

Table (2)

Property

Binder Course Surface Course

Stability (Marshall) min. 700 kg min 800 kg

Flow (Marshall) 2-4 mm 2-4 mm

Percentage voids in mix 3-7 % 3-5%

Swelling after 28 days % volume max 1.0 % 1.0%

Voids filled with Bitumen min 60% max 80% min 70% max 80%

Index retained strength min 80% min 80%

AASHTO T165

Three samples shall be tested and their average shall comprise the marshals value. Suitable sized samples for
determination of the density shall be taken; the Contractor shall repair the pavement where samples are removed
at his own expense. In general one sample for each 500 l.m of completed pavement shall be taken.

3.2.4.3 Constructions

The surface to be paved shall be true to line and grade and shall be cleaned from all loose screenings and other
foreign material. Before laying the binder course, a prime coat of liquid asphalt (ASTM D2027 and D2028) or
equivalent cut-back shall be applied at the rate of 1.2 L per sq.m of the surface.

Before laying the wearing course a tack coat of emulsified asphalt (ASTM D97) or equivalent shall be applied on
the binder course at a rate of 0.35 L/sq.m.

The bituminous mixture and materials shall not be applied on a wet surface nor when the ambient temperature is
below 5°C.

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The laying of the mixture shall be generally performed by means of appropriate spreading and finishing
equipment.

The mixture as soon after it is spread shall be rolled with mechanical rollers having a minimum weight of 6 tons
starting at the sides and proceeding to the center. Each pass of the roller shall over lap the previous one.

Compaction shall be carried out until no impression is made by the roller on the surface, and a density of at least
97% of the laboratory density which obtained when compacted in Marshall mould with 75 blows on each side.

The allowable tolerance for unevenness shall not exceed 0.5 cm measured by a 3 meter straight edge.

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