3.15 3.18 3.19 3.20 3.21 3.22 3.23 3.24 44 42 43 44 45 48 48 49 410 ant 412 DEP 31.38.01.11-Gen February 2011 Page 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ‘SCOPE. DISTRIBUTION, INTENDED USE At DEFINITIONS (CROSS-REFERENCES SUMMARY OF MAIN CHANGES. COMMENTS ON THIS DEP DUAL UNITS. PIPE SIZING GENERAL. PRELIMINARY PIPE SIZING... FINAL PIPE SIZING. PIPING BASICS... GENERAL wrnssrrernn DESIGN CONDITIONS. PIPING ABOVE GROUND LEVEL PIPING BELOW GROUND LEVEL....... PIPING STRESS ANALYSIS AND PIPE SUPPORTING. PIPING THROUGH WALLS, STRUCTURAL DECKS AND CONCRETE FLOORS OF BUILDINGS...... 30 ‘SEISMIC LOADS. 30 DISTANCE BETWEEN PIPES 31 SMALL BORE PIPING. 31 INSTALLATION OF FLANG! 33, BOLT TORQUING AND HYDRAULIC BOLT TENSIONING. 33 INSTALLATION OF VALVES eens sennnnnnnrrnnnnnnnnS3 DRAIN AND VENT CONNECTIONS 36 CONNECTIONS FOR MANUAL SAMPLING 37 TEST CONNECTIONS....... THERMOWELL CONNECTIONS... fennel . ORIFICE FLANGES AND ORIFICE METER RUNS 39 DISPLACER CHAMBERS. 40 INSTRUMENT PROCESS CONNECTIONS... fonnnnninnnnnnnnnnnnn THERMAL EXPANSION RELIEF VALVES (TERVS). 40 GALVANISED PIPING. 40 CRYOGENIC PIPING... evn PIPING IN VIBRATING SERVICE. 40 FLOWLINE DESIGN. A PIPING ADJACENT TO EQUIPMENT. 44 GENERAL. Ad PUMP, COMPRESSOR AND STEAM TURBINE PIPING Ag HEAT EXCHANGER PIPING... 50 FURNACE AND BOILER PIPING 51 PRESSURE VESSEL PIPING. 51 RELIEF SYSTEMS ....cccsnennn sntinnnnnnniennnnnnnnnses SQ LEVEL GAUGES 52. INSTRUMENTATION 54 PACKAGED EQUIPMENT PIPING..... sentnnnnnnnennnnnnnnns PIG LAUNCHER AND RECEIVER PIPING. 55 ‘SLUG-CATCHER PIPING 55 VESSEL TRIM.. 55 UTILITY PIPING 56 FIRE WATER. 56 COOLING WATER... soninniinnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnss SS WATER FOR OTHER PURPOSES, 57DEP 31.38.01.11-Gen February 2011 Page 4 54 STEAM, 55 STEAM CONDENSATE. 56 INSTRUMENT ARR... 57 TOOL AIR 58 UTILITY HOSE STATIONS....... 6 TANK FARM PIPING 61 GENERAL esse 62 PIPING CONNECTIONS 7, PIPING FOR LOADING AND UNLOADING FACILITIES ON JETTIES. 7A GENERAL. 8 PIPING COMPONENTS. 64 81 GENERAL. 64 82 PIPE 64 83 PIPE JOINTS 65 84 FITTINGS. 69 85 BRANCH FITTINGS 70 86 FLANGES 70 87 ISOLATION m1 88 VALVES... 7 9. INSPECTION AND TESTING... 94 SHOP-FABRICATED OR MANUFACTURER SUPPLIED PIPING. 92 FIELD-FABRICATED PIPING 93 VALVE INSPECTION 10. INSULATION 10.4 ‘THERMAL INSULATION 10.2 ACOUSTIC INSULATION... "1 PAINTING AND COATING 12, REFERENCES...... APPENDICES APPENDIX’ PRELIMINARY SIZING OF PIPES CONTAINING LIQUID. 113, APPENDIX2 FLOW RATES FOR PIPES CONTAINING LIQUID OR GAS 116 APPENDIX3 FRICTION FACTORS AND ROUGHNESS FACTORS FOR FLOW IN PIPES 118 APPENDIX 4 SIZING OF STEAM PIPES WITHIN PROCESS PLANT AREAS... 24 APPENDIXS PRESSURE DROP IN STEAM PIPES NOT COVERED IN APPENDIX 4 ...125 APPENDIX6 PRESSURE DROP IN CARBON STEEL WATER PIPES AT 20 °C 127 APPENDIX7 VISIBLE LENGTH OF PLATE-TYPE LEVEL GAUGES IN RELATION TO STANDARD DISPLACER-TYPE LEVEL INSTRUMENTS FOR ASME RATING CLASSES 150, 300 AND 600. 130 APPENDIX 8 DIMENSIONS AND PROPERTIES OF PIPE (SI Units).. 134 APPENDIX9 DELETED 137 APPENDIX 10 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR SPECIFIC SERVICES 138 APPENDIX 11 PIPE_SPANS FOR PIPES RESTING ON MORE THAN TWO SUPPORTS. 145 APPENDIX 12 FLANGE FACE ALIGNMENT... 148 APPENDIX 13 TYPICAL ARRANGEMENT OF CONTROL VALVE MANIFOLDS 155 APPENDIX 14 MINIMUM REQUIRED WALL THICKNESS. 156