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© 2007 MECON Limited<br />

All rights reserved<br />

<strong>General</strong> <strong>Technical</strong> <strong>Specification</strong><br />

- The parts to be degreased should be cleaned and dried by blowing air.<br />

- Outer surface <strong>of</strong> pipes is degreased by wiping with cloth dipped in solvent and<br />

then dried till smell <strong>of</strong> solvent disappears.<br />

- For degreasing inner surface <strong>of</strong> pipes, pipe shall be plugged at one end, filled<br />

with solvent and closed at the other end. Pipe shall be kept in horizontal position,<br />

rotated about axis at least once in a minute. After continuing the process for<br />

about 15 minutes, the solvent shall be drained and pipe blown with dry oil free<br />

air or nitrogen for at least 5 minutes.<br />

- Drying after degreasing can also be done in open air for at least 24 hours.<br />

- Vapour degreasing method can also be applied for pipes.<br />

- For degreasing <strong>of</strong> valves, fittings and other components, the same shall be<br />

dismantled and parts dipped in solvent for 5 to 10 minutes. After degreasing, the<br />

parts shall be dried in open air till smell <strong>of</strong> solvent is eliminated.<br />

- Gaskets and packing material shall be degreased by dipping in solvent for 1.5 to<br />

2 hours after which these shall be dried in open air for 24 hours.<br />

- Degreasing operation shall be done in open air.<br />

- The workers should use safety masks to prevent hazards due to inhaling <strong>of</strong> the<br />

solvent vapours. Solvent contact with skin shall also be avoided.<br />

- Safety aspects regarding handling <strong>of</strong> solvents shall be kept in mind during<br />

degreasing process.<br />

006 Erection<br />

007 Testing<br />

- Erection <strong>of</strong> oxygen pipelines shall be done as per approved drawings and<br />

general guidelines for erection <strong>of</strong> pipelines.<br />

- Gas welding or electric arc welding shall be used for erection <strong>of</strong> pipelines.<br />

Welding shall be done by qualified welders.<br />

- Qualifying tests for welding, welding procedures and quality control etc. shall be<br />

generally as per IS: 2825, ‘ code <strong>of</strong> Practice for Unfired pressure Vessels’.<br />

- Radiographic examination <strong>of</strong> 100% welds for oxygen pipelines with working<br />

pressure over 6 kgf/ cm 2 (g) and OD above 76 mm shall carried out.<br />

Interpretation <strong>of</strong> radiographs shall be done by a competent agency like Lloyds<br />

Register <strong>of</strong> Shipping. Proper identification marking for welds and their<br />

corresponding radiographs shall be carried out by the contractor.<br />

- For pipelines having working pressure below 6 kgf/ cm 2 (g), 40% welds shall be<br />

tested by radiography.<br />

- Cleanliness <strong>of</strong> personnel as well as tools and tackles shall be ensured.<br />

- All erected pipelines shall be tested for strength and leakage using dry and oil<br />

free air or nitrogen.<br />

- Before testing, the pipeline shall be degreased by vapour degreasing method.<br />

- After degreasing, the pipelines shall be blown with dry and oil free nitrogen.<br />

During blowing, velocity in the pipeline shall not be less than 20 m/ sec.<br />

- Blowing shall be done for a period <strong>of</strong> at least 1 hour to remove all particles <strong>of</strong><br />

dust, scale etc. from the system. Cleanliness shall be checked by holding a<br />

piece <strong>of</strong> white paper at the air outlet.<br />

Gases & Liquid Fluids<br />

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