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Dead Leg Draining / Flushing / Chemical Treatment Job Plan Details

This document outlines a 6 month preventative maintenance plan for draining, flushing, and chemically treating dead legs. It defines what a dead leg is, safety considerations, and tasks including draining, flushing, and reporting any issues found.

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Dead Leg Draining / Flushing / Chemical Treatment Job Plan Details

This document outlines a 6 month preventative maintenance plan for draining, flushing, and chemically treating dead legs. It defines what a dead leg is, safety considerations, and tasks including draining, flushing, and reporting any issues found.

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Dead Leg Draining / Flushing / Chemical Treatment job Plan Details

6 Month PM job plan for Dead Leg Drainage, Flushing and chemical treatment.
Organization:
Site: PHPC
Type: Operation
Duration: 15 minutes estimated per one dead leg.
Associated Classes
Class Default? Safety critical man power
WORKORDER M NO 1 man from operation
Job Plan Tasks

Task ID Description Dura Nested Job Meter Ow


Ensure that all safety regulations are perfectly complied, Obtain and fulfill the necessary work permits (Breaking containment) tion Plan Name ner
10
and Consider a gas leak test for hazard area classification.

20 TBT : To be completed with the work force prior to start and SIMOPS shall be idenitified on the work permits.

Reason of work and Condition of work:

A- A dead leg is a section of pipe work or vessel which contains hydrocarbon fluids and / or water under stagnant conditions
(either permanently or intermittently), or, where there is no measurable flow. More precisely, a dead leg is any segment of
piping extending below the horizontal plane of the pipe which can become a trap for water, sediment or other corrosive
30 materials. Furthermore, a broad definition of a dead leg includes dead ends, which refer to piping that does not extend below the
horizontal plane of the pipe yet contains stagnant fluids.
therefor, the dead legs in each piping system shall be inspected every 1 year by sitable UT thickness measurment device.

C- Flushing dead legs with un-treated fluids can reduce the threat of corrosion by removing deposits and preventing microbial
biofilms becoming established.

Dead Leg Drainage and Flushing:


40
1-remove the drain plug or open the valve to drainage the dead leg nozzles.

50 2-Be sure that the dead leg nozzles completely drained.

60 3-If necessary flush the dead leg nozzles with water to remove the deposits stagnant.

70 Report for any abnormality, anomaly found and comments on the integrity manager (raise CM for anomaly)

80 .notifay operation for completion, close the work permit.

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