a material used to coat cooking utensils and in industrial applications where sticking is to be avoided
It is recommended that the gasket material for flanges is made of Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) installed on a stainless steel hard core due to its insulation and sealing reliability.
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Canadian agency that gathers communications intelligence and assist law enforcement and security agencies
In this case, it is recommended that the criterion for protection is the biased soil-pipe potential "ON" equal to or more negative than -850 mV in relation to the Copper-Copper Sulfate (Saturated) Reference Electrode (CSE) evaluated with continuous recording of potential.
a material's opposition to the flow of electric current
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Drawings and Other Technical Documents in General; PETROBRAS N-442 - Pintura Externa De Tubulação Em Instalações Terrestres; PETROBRAS N-1041 - Cadastramento de Imóveis em Levantamento Topográfico-Cadastral; PETROBRAS N-1493 - Equipamento de Drenagem Elétrica para Proteção Catódica; PETROBRAS N-1710 - Coding of Technical Engineering Documents; PETROBRAS N-1783 - Anodos de Liga de Magnésio; PETROBRAS N-2064 - Project Document Issuance and Review; PETROBRAS N-2608 - Cathodic Protection Rectifiers;
to steel pole (and its stiffener), clamps, bolts and nuts, door operation, greasing the hinge pins, if necessary; i) for oil-cooled rectifiers collect oil samples for analysis of dielectric strength (minimum voltage of 1.5 kV, 60 Hz, for at least 1 minute), check the moisture content and contaminants is as specified by the cooled-oil manufacturer; in case of test failure, change all oil; j) permanent CSE semi-cell: — measure the "ON" potential of pipeline with permanent semi-cell and a
a solid white bitter salt used in manufacturing glass and paper and dyes and pharmaceuticals
NOTE Anode fill shall be dry and vibration-compacted, put into burlap bag and have the following characteristics: a) for magnesium anodes: 75 % of hydrated powder gypsum, 20 % of sodium or nonactivated calcium bentonite, and 5 % of commercial sodium sulfate; b) for zinc anodes: 50 % of hydrated powder gypsum, and 50 % of sodium or non-activated calcium bentonite.
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It is recommended that insulating joints are installed above ground whenever possible in both ends of a pipeline and also considered in the following locations: [Recommended Practice] a) in interconnections with branches; b) between pipeline with CP and non-protected installations.
an absorbent aluminum silicate clay formed from volcanic ash
NOTE Anode fill shall be dry and vibration-compacted, put into burlap bag and have the following characteristics: a) for magnesium anodes: 75 % of hydrated powder gypsum, 20 % of sodium or nonactivated calcium bentonite, and 5 % of commercial sodium sulfate; b) for zinc anodes: 50 % of hydrated powder gypsum, and 50 % of sodium or non-activated calcium bentonite.
attenuation of current (AC/ ACVG) or DCVG b) When the result of the inspection with instrumented pig shows evolution of the external corrosion process, compared with the previous inspection with pig, with loss of thickness between 50% and 20%, or between 50% and 20% exceeding the number of corrosion points; 5 to 10 years c) Presence of pipe-soil potential outside the protection criteria set out in 5.3 of ABNT NBR ISO 15589-1:2011; 2 years CIPS + attenuation of current (AC/ ACVG) or DCVG d)
CONTEC Comissão de Normalização Técnica Technical Requirement: A provision established as the most adequate and which shall be used strictly in accordance with this Standard.
a conductor for transmitting electrical or optical signals or electric power
The resistivity shall be raised in pipeline zone at 1.5 m depth in the following locations: a) every 500 m; at every 10 measurements, depths of 3 m, 4.5 m and 6 m shall be measured; b) in approaches and intersections with power transmission lines with voltage equal to or greater than 69 kV; in addition to measurements in the zones, it shall also be done at the base of the towers, at depths of 1.5 m, 3.0 m, 4.5 m and 6.0 m. 3.2.3
Fill conductor can be formed by mill coke or calcined petroleum coke and shall have the characteristics described below: a) electrical resistivity up to 50 Ω.cm with minimal coke compaction of 1 000 kg/m3; b) minimum carbon content of 75 % for mill coke and 90 % for calcined coke; c) maximum humidity of 5 %; d) sieve analysis (particle size): 100 % shall pass through the sieve of 1/2". 4.2.3.2
in bed zone; c) land conditions (evidence of erosion, landslides, sanding up, exposed wires, existence of buildings and plantation that are not allowed, etc.) in the anode bed zone; d) it is recommended to inspect anode bed through the procedure A.3 or by using a high frequency transmitter/receiver set (current attenuation equipment), [Recommended Practice] e) when there is junction box near the anode, inspection of bed by measuring the draw current by each anode, with the help of ammeter pliers
display produced by a device that takes signals and displays them on a television screen or a computer monitor
grounding: — check if it is connected to the utility neutral; — physical state of braid of the moving parts of the shelter; — well where the rods are located, including the cap and electrical connections; — measuring the resistance, which must be less than 10 Ω; l) state of access (roads, bridges, fences, gates, etc.) and land conditions (evidence of erosion, sanding up, etc.) in the shelter area, including the right-of-way; m) check the status and operation of the Remote Monitoring Device
a copper salt made by the action of sulfuric acid on copper oxide
In this case, it is recommended that the criterion for protection is the biased soil-pipe potential "ON" equal to or more negative than -850 mV in relation to the Copper-Copper Sulfate (Saturated) Reference Electrode (CSE) evaluated with continuous recording of potential.
an item of factual information from measurement or research
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Proposed revisions to this Standard shall be submitted to the CONTEC - Authoring Subcommittee, indicating the alphanumeric identification and revision of the Standard, the section, subsection and enumerate to be revised, the proposed text, and technical/economic justification for revision.
a device that trips like a switch and opens the circuit when overloaded
circuit breakers, fuses and transient suppressors; e) anode bed resistance, calculated as the ratio between the voltage and output current of the equipment; f) pipe-soil potential with the rectifier on and off; g) state of the internal components and wiring; replacement where necessary; h) state of rectifier attachment, related to steel pole (and its stiffener), clamps, bolts and nuts, door operation, greasing the hinge pins, if necessary; i) for oil-cooled rectifiers collect oil samples for
a meter that measures the flow of electrical current in amperes
ammeter (compared with digital multimeter); d) status of circuit breakers, fuses and transient suppressors; e) anode bed resistance, calculated as the ratio between the voltage and output current of the equipment; f) pipe-soil potential with the rectifier on and off; g) state of the internal components and wiring; replacement where necessary; h) state of rectifier attachment, related to steel pole (and its stiffener), clamps, bolts and nuts, door operation, greasing the hinge pins, if necessary;
a foam made by adding water to polyurethane plastics
of the inspection with instrumented pig shows evolution of the external corrosion process, compared with the previous inspection with pig, with loss of thickness between 50% and 20%, or between 50% and 20% exceeding the number of corrosion points; 5 to 10 years c) Presence of pipe-soil potential outside the protection criteria set out in 5.3 of ABNT NBR ISO 15589-1:2011; 2 years CIPS + attenuation of current (AC/ ACVG) or DCVG d) Pipeline heated, with thermal insulation of polyurethane foam
NOTE Anode fill shall be dry and vibration-compacted, put into burlap bag and have the following characteristics: a) for magnesium anodes: 75 % of hydrated powder gypsum, 20 % of sodium or nonactivated calcium bentonite, and 5 % of commercial sodium sulfate; b) for zinc anodes: 50 % of hydrated powder gypsum, and 50 % of sodium or non-activated calcium bentonite.
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meter that measures the potential difference between two points
voltmeter and ammeter (compared with digital multimeter); d) status of circuit breakers, fuses and transient suppressors; e) anode bed resistance, calculated as the ratio between the voltage and output current of the equipment; f) pipe-soil potential with the rectifier on and off; g) state of the internal components and wiring; replacement where necessary; h) state of rectifier attachment, related to steel pole (and its stiffener), clamps, bolts and nuts, door operation, greasing the hinge pins,
Fill conductor can be formed by mill coke or calcined petroleum coke and shall have the characteristics described below: a) electrical resistivity up to 50 Ω.cm with minimal coke compaction of 1 000 kg/m3; b) minimum carbon content of 75 % for mill coke and 90 % for calcined coke; c) maximum humidity of 5 %; d) sieve analysis (particle size): 100 % shall pass through the sieve of 1/2". 4.2.3.2
NOTE Equipotentialization and grounding of electrical equipment shall comply with requirements of ABNT NBR 5410, noting the following details: a) the value of grounding resistance shall be equal to or less than 10 ohm and shall be connected to the grounding of the utility or the unit where the equipment is installed; b) all exposed metal parts such as equipment housing and screen shelters shall be grounded.
to steel pole (and its stiffener), clamps, bolts and nuts, door operation, greasing the hinge pins, if necessary; i) for oil-cooled rectifiers collect oil samples for analysis of dielectric strength (minimum voltage of 1.5 kV, 60 Hz, for at least 1 minute), check the moisture content and contaminants is as specified by the cooled-oil manufacturer; in case of test failure, change all oil; j) permanent CSE semi-cell: — measure the "ON" potential of pipeline with permanent semi-cell and a
a thermionic tube having two electrodes; used as a rectifier
B ENGLISH 08 / 2011 13 NOTE The transient suppressor (protective device for insulating joints) shall have the following characteristics: a) explosion-proof, positioned next to the insulation joint and attached by means of rigid cable with a minimum thickness of 16 mm2, installed as shown in Figure 4; b) protection technology can be: spark gap, silicon avalanche diode (SAD) or other solid-state technology approved by the inspection.
It is recommended that insulating joints are installed above ground whenever possible in both ends of a pipeline and also considered in the following locations: [Recommended Practice] a) in interconnections with branches; b) between pipeline with CP and non-protected installations.
relating to the natural and artificial features of the land
Topographic Survey; PETROBRAS N-381 - Execution of Drawings and Other Technical Documents in General; PETROBRAS N-442 - Pintura Externa De Tubulação Em Instalações Terrestres; PETROBRAS N-1041 - Cadastramento de Imóveis em Levantamento Topográfico-Cadastral; PETROBRAS N-1493 - Equipamento de Drenagem Elétrica para Proteção Catódica; PETROBRAS N-1710 - Coding of Technical Engineering Documents; PETROBRAS N-1783 - Anodos de Liga de Magnésio; PETROBRAS N-2064 - Project Document Issuance and Review;
steel whose characteristics are determined by the amount of carbon it contains
1 Scope 1.1 It is applied to onshore pipelines buried into carbon steel and stainless steel parts and onshore arrival points of submarine pipelines protected by CP installations.
consisting of semiconductor materials and components and related devices
B ENGLISH 08 / 2011 13 NOTE The transient suppressor (protective device for insulating joints) shall have the following characteristics: a) explosion-proof, positioned next to the insulation joint and attached by means of rigid cable with a minimum thickness of 16 mm2, installed as shown in Figure 4; b) protection technology can be: spark gap, silicon avalanche diode (SAD) or other solid-state technology approved by the inspection.
In this case, it is recommended that the criterion for protection is the biased soil-pipe potential "ON" equal to or more negative than -850 mV in relation to the Copper-Copper Sulfate (Saturated) Reference Electrode (CSE) evaluated with continuous recording of potential.
B ENGLISH 08 / 2011 13 NOTE The transient suppressor (protective device for insulating joints) shall have the following characteristics: a) explosion-proof, positioned next to the insulation joint and attached by means of rigid cable with a minimum thickness of 16 mm2, installed as shown in Figure 4; b) protection technology can be: spark gap, silicon avalanche diode (SAD) or other solid-state technology approved by the inspection.
a material such as glass or porcelain with negligible electrical or thermal conductivity
Insulating Joints shall be submitted to the following acceptance tests, by issuing the relevant certificates: a) hydrostatic test performed with a pressure greater than or equal to 1.5 times project's pressure, for 1 h, at least, with no leakages (only one-block); b) dielectric strength in dry air, which shall be greater than or equal to 5.0 kV, with 60 Hz VCA for 1 min.; c) electric strength in dry air, which shall be greater than or equal to 5 MΩ, checked with 1 000 VCC. 3.5.3
a material that reduces or prevents the transmission of heat or sound or electricity
Insulating Joints and transient suppressor (DPJI) a) general insulating joints data (identification, location, characteristics, etc.); b) type of joint (conventional or one-block); c) operation of zinc anodes, where applicable, by measuring potential in relation to the ground; d) physical aspect (denting, biting, scorching, cracks, fissures and lack of material in regions filled with insulating material); e) verify the efficiency of electrical insulation, as per A.3 of ABNT NBR ISO
Connections with other underground structures Measure the current flow At least once a year Electrical connection devices and grounding systems (decoupler) Measure the electrical continuity At least once a year Safety devices and protection of insulating joints Measure adjustment and function At least once a year Test points Measure instantaneous "OFF" potential Once a year (see Notes 2 and 3) NOTE 1 If the impressed current sources (rectifiers) and current draws have remote monitoring
Fill conductor can be formed by mill coke or calcined petroleum coke and shall have the characteristics described below: a) electrical resistivity up to 50 Ω.cm with minimal coke compaction of 1 000 kg/m3; b) minimum carbon content of 75 % for mill coke and 90 % for calcined coke; c) maximum humidity of 5 %; d) sieve analysis (particle size): 100 % shall pass through the sieve of 1/2". 4.2.3.2
a projection used for strength or for attaching to another object
When insulating joint in pair of flanges is used, pay attention to the following precautions during installation: The flange shall be mounted, initially, with the insulating joint centralized inside and without the cartridges and washers.
the time that elapses while some event is occurring
9.4 Operational availability (D) shall be calculated monthly for each rectifier, by considering the actual operating hours (read on hour meter) and the time between inspections, according to the following formula: x 100 Elapsed time D (%) Hours of Operation NOTE Operational availability of at least 80 % is recommended.
Recommended Practice: A provision that may be adopted under the conditions of this Standard, but which admits (and draws attention to) the possibility of there being a more adequate alternative (not written in this Standard) to the particular application.
the difference in electrical charge between two points in a circuit expressed in volts
A.3.6 For each bed surveyed, make a curve (potential difference x distance) with measurements made and verify if the peaks observed in this curve match the actual position of the anodes (see Figure A.2).
NOTE Anode fill shall be dry and vibration-compacted, put into burlap bag and have the following characteristics: a) for magnesium anodes: 75 % of hydrated powder gypsum, 20 % of sodium or nonactivated calcium bentonite, and 5 % of commercial sodium sulfate; b) for zinc anodes: 50 % of hydrated powder gypsum, and 50 % of sodium or non-activated calcium bentonite.
concrete fence post, etc.; c) state of access (roads, bridges, fences, gates, etc.) and land conditions (evidence of erosion, sanding up, etc.); d) general state of preservation (painting, internal and external cleaning, corrosion), physical condition of external sidewalk, fence, etc.; e) measurement of "ON" potential pipe-soil (including both sides of insulating joints and jacketed pipes) and "OFF" (when applicable), aiming to check for short circuits, broken wires, plant damage or oxidizing
A.3.3 Place the first semi-cell (fixed semi-cell) to at least 30 m away from the anode bed and the second semi-cell (mobile semi-cell) before the first anode and at distance corresponding to the spacing between anodes; A.3.4 By moving the mobile semi-cell along the line joining the anodes, measure the potential between the semi-cells at intervals corresponding to half the spacing between anodes and on each one of the anodes.
a conductor used to make electrical contact with some part of a circuit
In this case, it is recommended that the criterion for protection is the biased soil-pipe potential "ON" equal to or more negative than -850 mV in relation to the Copper-Copper Sulfate (Saturated) Reference Electrode (CSE) evaluated with continuous recording of potential.
a material's opposition to the flow of electric current
impedance bond; f) state of the internal components and wiring; replacement where necessary; g) state of draw attachment, related to steel pole (and its stiffener), clamps, bolts and nuts, door operation, greasing the hinge pins, if necessary; h) permanent CSE semi-cell: — measure the "ON" potential of pipeline with permanent semi-cell and a portable one, by comparing the values; — measure with a portable semi-cell the "ON" potential in the pipeline in sites monitored in order to compare them
or approaching a new pipeline to be protected cathodically, it shall be noted: a) detailed information of pipeline on length, diameter, wall thickness, material, protective coating, product transported and type of connection; b) identification of equipment related to existing CP systems (with photographic records), including rectifiers, draws, test points and insulating joints, informing nominal and operating conditions, location, electrical connections; c) potential surveys according to
any of various polymers containing the urethane radical
result of the inspection with instrumented pig shows evolution of the external corrosion process, compared with the previous inspection with pig, with loss of thickness between 50% and 20%, or between 50% and 20% exceeding the number of corrosion points; 5 to 10 years c) Presence of pipe-soil potential outside the protection criteria set out in 5.3 of ABNT NBR ISO 15589-1:2011; 2 years CIPS + attenuation of current (AC/ ACVG) or DCVG d) Pipeline heated, with thermal insulation of polyurethane
the height of the ground on which something stands
Insulated side Protected side Transient supressor Rigid cable 16 mm² Steel lug terminal attachment of electrical cable Cable 6 mm² from test point in insulating joint Insulating joint Outcrop of electrical cable Ground level Figure 4 - Wiring Connection of the Suppressor to Insulating Joint 7.3 Electrical Cables and Connections It defines the additional requirements to 9.6 of ABNT NBR ISO 15589-1:2011. 7.3.1
seal consisting of a ring for packing pistons or sealing a pipe joint
It is recommended that the gasket material for flanges is made of Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) installed on a stainless steel hard core due to its insulation and sealing reliability.
any compound that contains water of crystallization
NOTE Anode fill shall be dry and vibration-compacted, put into burlap bag and have the following characteristics: a) for magnesium anodes: 75 % of hydrated powder gypsum, 20 % of sodium or nonactivated calcium bentonite, and 5 % of commercial sodium sulfate; b) for zinc anodes: 50 % of hydrated powder gypsum, and 50 % of sodium or non-activated calcium bentonite.
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When insulating joint in pair of flanges is used, pay attention to the following precautions during installation: The flange shall be mounted, initially, with the insulating joint centralized inside and without the cartridges and washers.
relating to fluids at rest or to the pressures they exert or transmit
Insulating Joints shall be submitted to the following acceptance tests, by issuing the relevant certificates: a) hydrostatic test performed with a pressure greater than or equal to 1.5 times project's pressure, for 1 h, at least, with no leakages (only one-block); b) dielectric strength in dry air, which shall be greater than or equal to 5.0 kV, with 60 Hz VCA for 1 min.; c) electric strength in dry air, which shall be greater than or equal to 5 MΩ, checked with 1 000 VCC. 3.5.3
accidental contact between two points in an electric circuit that have a potential difference
or buried; — aluminum box, concrete fence post, etc.; c) state of access (roads, bridges, fences, gates, etc.) and land conditions (evidence of erosion, sanding up, etc.); d) general state of preservation (painting, internal and external cleaning, corrosion), physical condition of external sidewalk, fence, etc.; e) measurement of "ON" potential pipe-soil (including both sides of insulating joints and jacketed pipes) and "OFF" (when applicable), aiming to check for short circuits, broken
steel containing chromium that makes it resistant to corrosion
1 Scope 1.1 It is applied to onshore pipelines buried into carbon steel and stainless steel parts and onshore arrival points of submarine pipelines protected by CP installations.
the most dedicated and intensely loyal nucleus of a group or movement
It is recommended that the gasket material for flanges is made of Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) installed on a stainless steel hard core due to its insulation and sealing reliability.
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When insulating joint in pair of flanges is used, pay attention to the following precautions during installation: The flange shall be mounted, initially, with the insulating joint centralized inside and without the cartridges and washers.
Proposed revisions to this Standard shall be submitted to the CONTEC - Authoring Subcommittee, indicating the alphanumeric identification and revision of the Standard, the section, subsection and enumerate to be revised, the proposed text, and technical/economic justification for revision.
Drawings and Other Technical Documents in General; PETROBRAS N-442 - Pintura Externa De Tubulação Em Instalações Terrestres; PETROBRAS N-1041 - Cadastramento de Imóveis em Levantamento Topográfico-Cadastral; PETROBRAS N-1493 - Equipamento de Drenagem Elétrica para Proteção Catódica; PETROBRAS N-1710 - Coding of Technical Engineering Documents; PETROBRAS N-1783 - Anodos de Liga de Magnésio; PETROBRAS N-2064 - Project Document Issuance and Review; PETROBRAS N-2608 - Cathodic Protection Rectifiers;
8.3 Survey on possible interference of the CP on steel towers (and counterweights) of transmission lines crossing or are approaching the pipelines shall be carried out.
Proposed revisions to this Standard shall be submitted to the CONTEC - Authoring Subcommittee, indicating the alphanumeric identification and revision of the Standard, the section, subsection and enumerate to be revised, the proposed text, and technical/economic justification for revision.
The test points shall also be installed at the following locations: a) crossing with other pipelines; b) intersection of main roads and railways; c) river crossings; d) directional holes.
Insulating Joints shall be submitted to the following acceptance tests, by issuing the relevant certificates: a) hydrostatic test performed with a pressure greater than or equal to 1.5 times project's pressure, for 1 h, at least, with no leakages (only one-block); b) dielectric strength in dry air, which shall be greater than or equal to 5.0 kV, with 60 Hz VCA for 1 min.; c) electric strength in dry air, which shall be greater than or equal to 5 MΩ, checked with 1 000 VCC. 3.5.3
This Standard is complementary to ABNT ISO 15589-1:2011 and specifies additional requirements for surveys performed before the installation, project, materials, equipment, manufacturing, installation, pre-operation, operation, inspection and maintenance of onshore pipeline Cathodic Protection (CP) systems.
Materials and equipment, including containers or packaging, shall be inspected immediately upon receipt and prior to assembly, and they shall be in accordance with the purchase documents, manufacturer's specifications and project. 3.10.2
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Introduction PETROBRAS Technical Standards are prepared by Working Groups - WG (consisting specialized of Technical Collaborators from Company and its Subsidiaries), are commented by Company Units and its Subsidiaries, are approved by the Authoring Subcommittees - SCs (consisting of technicians from the same specialty, representing the various Company Units and its Subsidiaries), and ratified by the Executive Nucleus (consisting of representatives of the Company Units and its Subsidiaries).
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a basic unit of length (approximately 1.094 yards)
Each draw shall be provided with a cable at least 16 mm2 connected to each pipeline, installed via a metering and interconnection box (CX-MI), as described in 9.6 and 9.7 of ABNT NBR ISO 15589-1:2011.
concrete with metal and/or mesh added to provide extra support against stresses
Types of shelters: a) screen without coverage; b) screen with coverage; c) masonry (conventional or reinforced); d) reinforced concrete; e) others: according to operational agencies' needs.
- PETROBRAS, for internal use in the Company, and any reproduction for external use or disclosure, without previous and express authorization from the owner, will imply an unlawful act pursuant to the relevant legislation through which the applicable responsibilities shall be imputed.
semi-cell the "ON" potential in the pipeline in sites monitored in order to compare them with the signal received remotely; k) electrical grounding: — check if it is connected to the utility neutral; — physical state of braid of the moving parts of the shelter; — well where the rods are located, including the cap and electrical connections; — measuring the resistance, which must be less than 10 Ω; l) state of access (roads, bridges, fences, gates, etc.) and land conditions (evidence of erosion
In this case, it is recommended that the criterion for protection is the biased soil-pipe potential "ON" equal to or more negative than -850 mV in relation to the Copper-Copper Sulfate (Saturated) Reference Electrode (CSE) evaluated with continuous recording of potential.
- PETROBRAS, for internal use in the Company, and any reproduction for external use or disclosure, without previous and express authorization from the owner, will imply an unlawful act pursuant to the relevant legislation through which the applicable responsibilities shall be imputed.
to steel pole (and its stiffener), clamps, bolts and nuts, door operation, greasing the hinge pins, if necessary; i) for oil-cooled rectifiers collect oil samples for analysis of dielectric strength (minimum voltage of 1.5 kV, 60 Hz, for at least 1 minute), check the moisture content and contaminants is as specified by the cooled-oil manufacturer; in case of test failure, change all oil; j) permanent CSE semi-cell: — measure the "ON" potential of pipeline with permanent semi-cell and a
NOTE Equipotentialization and grounding of electrical equipment shall comply with requirements of ABNT NBR 5410, noting the following details: a) the value of grounding resistance shall be equal to or less than 10 ohm and shall be connected to the grounding of the utility or the unit where the equipment is installed; b) all exposed metal parts such as equipment housing and screen shelters shall be grounded.
a gripping hand tool with two hinged arms and serrated jaws
in bed zone; c) land conditions (evidence of erosion, landslides, sanding up, exposed wires, existence of buildings and plantation that are not allowed, etc.) in the anode bed zone; d) it is recommended to inspect anode bed through the procedure A.3 or by using a high frequency transmitter/receiver set (current attenuation equipment), [Recommended Practice] e) when there is junction box near the anode, inspection of bed by measuring the draw current by each anode, with the help of ammeter pliers
the condition or state of the body or bodily functions
physical condition of external sidewalk, shoes and concrete belts; c) operation of voltmeter and ammeter (compared with digital multimeter); d) status of circuit breakers, fuses and transient suppressors; e) anode bed resistance, calculated as the ratio between the voltage and output current of the equipment; f) pipe-soil potential with the rectifier on and off; g) state of the internal components and wiring; replacement where necessary; h) state of rectifier attachment, related to steel pole
a unit of time equal to 60 seconds or 1/60th of an hour
"ON" and "OFF" potential shall be presented according to the following items: a) "ON" potential in pipelines shall be obtained by means of graphic records of up to 24 h; b) "OFF" potential obtained by switching current sources of CP or coupons shall be performed by means of graphic records of up to 5 min. 3.3.4
CONTEC Comissão de Normalização Técnica Technical Requirement: A provision established as the most adequate and which shall be used strictly in accordance with this Standard.
a white or colorless mineral used in cements and plasters
NOTE Anode fill shall be dry and vibration-compacted, put into burlap bag and have the following characteristics: a) for magnesium anodes: 75 % of hydrated powder gypsum, 20 % of sodium or nonactivated calcium bentonite, and 5 % of commercial sodium sulfate; b) for zinc anodes: 50 % of hydrated powder gypsum, and 50 % of sodium or non-activated calcium bentonite.
NOTE Anode fill shall be dry and vibration-compacted, put into burlap bag and have the following characteristics: a) for magnesium anodes: 75 % of hydrated powder gypsum, 20 % of sodium or nonactivated calcium bentonite, and 5 % of commercial sodium sulfate; b) for zinc anodes: 50 % of hydrated powder gypsum, and 50 % of sodium or non-activated calcium bentonite.
a distinct part that can be specified separately in a group
"ON" and "OFF" potential shall be presented according to the following items: a) "ON" potential in pipelines shall be obtained by means of graphic records of up to 24 h; b) "OFF" potential obtained by switching current sources of CP or coupons shall be performed by means of graphic records of up to 5 min. 3.3.4
or approaching a new pipeline to be protected cathodically, it shall be noted: a) detailed information of pipeline on length, diameter, wall thickness, material, protective coating, product transported and type of connection; b) identification of equipment related to existing CP systems (with photographic records), including rectifiers, draws, test points and insulating joints, informing nominal and operating conditions, location, electrical connections; c) potential surveys according to
to steel pole (and its stiffener), clamps, bolts and nuts, door operation, greasing the hinge pins, if necessary; i) for oil-cooled rectifiers collect oil samples for analysis of dielectric strength (minimum voltage of 1.5 kV, 60 Hz, for at least 1 minute), check the moisture content and contaminants is as specified by the cooled-oil manufacturer; in case of test failure, change all oil; j) permanent CSE semi-cell: — measure the "ON" potential of pipeline with permanent semi-cell and a portable
External circulation shall be regulated by a specific clause of Secrecy and Confidentiality pursuant to the terms of intellectual and industrial property law.”
Introduction PETROBRAS Technical Standards are prepared by Working Groups - WG (consisting specialized of Technical Collaborators from Company and its Subsidiaries), are commented by Company Units and its Subsidiaries, are approved by the Authoring Subcommittees - SCs (consisting of technicians from the same specialty, representing the various Company Units and its Subsidiaries), and ratified by the Executive Nucleus (consisting of representatives of the Company Units and its Subsidiaries).
a relation between two opposite attributes or tendencies
A.3.5 Prepare a scaled drawing, for each bed searched, containing the pipelines, rectifier, anodes and points where measurements were made, including their values and polarity adopted.
an area or region distinguished from adjacent parts
The resistivity shall be raised in pipeline zone at 1.5 m depth in the following locations: a) every 500 m; at every 10 measurements, depths of 3 m, 4.5 m and 6 m shall be measured; b) in approaches and intersections with power transmission lines with voltage equal to or greater than 69 kV; in addition to measurements in the zones, it shall also be done at the base of the towers, at depths of 1.5 m, 3.0 m, 4.5 m and 6.0 m. 3.2.3
breakers, fuses and transient suppressors; e) anode bed resistance, calculated as the ratio between the voltage and output current of the equipment; f) pipe-soil potential with the rectifier on and off; g) state of the internal components and wiring; replacement where necessary; h) state of rectifier attachment, related to steel pole (and its stiffener), clamps, bolts and nuts, door operation, greasing the hinge pins, if necessary; i) for oil-cooled rectifiers collect oil samples for analysis of
Inert Anode Beds a) identification; b) setting of concrete marks and nameplate in bed zone; c) land conditions (evidence of erosion, landslides, sanding up, exposed wires, existence of buildings and plantation that are not allowed, etc.) in the anode bed zone; d) it is recommended to inspect anode bed through the procedure A.3 or by using a high frequency transmitter/receiver set (current attenuation equipment), [Recommended Practice] e) when there is junction box near the anode, inspection of
1 Scope 1.1 It is applied to onshore pipelines buried into carbon steel and stainless steel parts and onshore arrival points of submarine pipelines protected by CP installations.
a silvery soft waxy metallic element of the alkali metal group; occurs abundantly in natural compounds (especially in salt water); burns with a yellow flame and reacts violently in water; occurs in sea water and in the mineral halite (rock salt)
NOTE Anode fill shall be dry and vibration-compacted, put into burlap bag and have the following characteristics: a) for magnesium anodes: 75 % of hydrated powder gypsum, 20 % of sodium or nonactivated calcium bentonite, and 5 % of commercial sodium sulfate; b) for zinc anodes: 50 % of hydrated powder gypsum, and 50 % of sodium or non-activated calcium bentonite.
a joint that holds two parts together so that one can swing
to steel pole (and its stiffener), clamps, bolts and nuts, door operation, greasing the hinge pins, if necessary; i) for oil-cooled rectifiers collect oil samples for analysis of dielectric strength (minimum voltage of 1.5 kV, 60 Hz, for at least 1 minute), check the moisture content and contaminants is as specified by the cooled-oil manufacturer; in case of test failure, change all oil; j) permanent CSE semi-cell: — measure the "ON" potential of pipeline with permanent semi-cell and a
The resistivity shall be raised in pipeline zone at 1.5 m depth in the following locations: a) every 500 m; at every 10 measurements, depths of 3 m, 4.5 m and 6 m shall be measured; b) in approaches and intersections with power transmission lines with voltage equal to or greater than 69 kV; in addition to measurements in the zones, it shall also be done at the base of the towers, at depths of 1.5 m, 3.0 m, 4.5 m and 6.0 m. 3.2.3
a mixture containing two or more metallic elements
B ENGLISH 08 / 2011 5 ABNT NBR 7117 – Soil Resistivity Testing by 4-Point Method (Wenner); ABNT NBR 9240 - Ferrosilicon and Ferrochrome Alloy Anodes for Cathodic Protection; ABNT NBR 9241 - Graphite Anodes for Cathodic Protection; ABNT NBR 9358 - Zinc Alloy Anode for Cathodic Protection; ABNT NBR ISO 15589-1:2011 - Oil and Natural Gas Industry - Cathodic Protection for Pipeline Transport Systems - Part 1: Onshore Pipelines.
the act or process of assigning numbers to phenomena according to a rule
— measure the "ON" potential of pipeline with permanent semi-cell and a portable one, by comparing the values; — measure with a portable semi-cell the "ON" potential in the pipeline in sites monitored in order to compare them with the signal received remotely; k) electrical grounding: — check if it is connected to the utility neutral; — physical state of braid of the moving parts of the shelter; — well where the rods are located, including the cap and electrical connections; — measuring
This Standard is complementary to ABNT ISO 15589-1:2011 and specifies additional requirements for surveys performed before the installation, project, materials, equipment, manufacturing, installation, pre-operation, operation, inspection and maintenance of onshore pipeline Cathodic Protection (CP) systems.
Drawings and Other Technical Documents in General; PETROBRAS N-442 - Pintura Externa De Tubulação Em Instalações Terrestres; PETROBRAS N-1041 - Cadastramento de Imóveis em Levantamento Topográfico-Cadastral; PETROBRAS N-1493 - Equipamento de Drenagem Elétrica para Proteção Catódica; PETROBRAS N-1710 - Coding of Technical Engineering Documents; PETROBRAS N-1783 - Anodos de Liga de Magnésio; PETROBRAS N-2064 - Project Document Issuance and Review; PETROBRAS N-2608 - Cathodic Protection Rectifiers;
The resistivity shall be raised in pipeline zone at 1.5 m depth in the following locations: a) every 500 m; at every 10 measurements, depths of 3 m, 4.5 m and 6 m shall be measured; b) in approaches and intersections with power transmission lines with voltage equal to or greater than 69 kV; in addition to measurements in the zones, it shall also be done at the base of the towers, at depths of 1.5 m, 3.0 m, 4.5 m and 6.0 m. 3.2.3
If a decision is taken not to follow the requirement (“non-conformity” to this Standard) it shall be based on well-founded economic and management reasons, and be approved and registered by the Department of PETROBRAS that uses this Standard.
become more focused on an area of activity or field of study
Introduction PETROBRAS Technical Standards are prepared by Working Groups - WG (consisting specialized of Technical Collaborators from Company and its Subsidiaries), are commented by Company Units and its Subsidiaries, are approved by the Authoring Subcommittees - SCs (consisting of technicians from the same specialty, representing the various Company Units and its Subsidiaries), and ratified by the Executive Nucleus (consisting of representatives of the Company Units and its Subsidiaries).
Recommended Practice: A provision that may be adopted under the conditions of this Standard, but which admits (and draws attention to) the possibility of there being a more adequate alternative (not written in this Standard) to the particular application.
or approaching a new pipeline to be protected cathodically, it shall be noted: a) detailed information of pipeline on length, diameter, wall thickness, material, protective coating, product transported and type of connection; b) identification of equipment related to existing CP systems (with photographic records), including rectifiers, draws, test points and insulating joints, informing nominal and operating conditions, location, electrical connections; c) potential surveys according to
This Standard is complementary to ABNT ISO 15589-1:2011 and specifies additional requirements for surveys performed before the installation, project, materials, equipment, manufacturing, installation, pre-operation, operation, inspection and maintenance of onshore pipeline Cathodic Protection (CP) systems.
a white metallic element that burns with a brilliant light
NOTE Anode fill shall be dry and vibration-compacted, put into burlap bag and have the following characteristics: a) for magnesium anodes: 75 % of hydrated powder gypsum, 20 % of sodium or nonactivated calcium bentonite, and 5 % of commercial sodium sulfate; b) for zinc anodes: 50 % of hydrated powder gypsum, and 50 % of sodium or non-activated calcium bentonite.
NOTE Anode fill shall be dry and vibration-compacted, put into burlap bag and have the following characteristics: a) for magnesium anodes: 75 % of hydrated powder gypsum, 20 % of sodium or nonactivated calcium bentonite, and 5 % of commercial sodium sulfate; b) for zinc anodes: 50 % of hydrated powder gypsum, and 50 % of sodium or non-activated calcium bentonite.
dielectric strength (minimum voltage of 1.5 kV, 60 Hz, for at least 1 minute), check the moisture content and contaminants is as specified by the cooled-oil manufacturer; in case of test failure, change all oil; j) permanent CSE semi-cell: — measure the "ON" potential of pipeline with permanent semi-cell and a portable one, by comparing the values; — measure with a portable semi-cell the "ON" potential in the pipeline in sites monitored in order to compare them with the signal received remotely
or approaching a new pipeline to be protected cathodically, it shall be noted: a) detailed information of pipeline on length, diameter, wall thickness, material, protective coating, product transported and type of connection; b) identification of equipment related to existing CP systems (with photographic records), including rectifiers, draws, test points and insulating joints, informing nominal and operating conditions, location, electrical connections; c) potential surveys according to
happening or arising outside some limits or surface
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and contaminants is as specified by the cooled-oil manufacturer; in case of test failure, change all oil; j) permanent CSE semi-cell: — measure the "ON" potential of pipeline with permanent semi-cell and a portable one, by comparing the values; — measure with a portable semi-cell the "ON" potential in the pipeline in sites monitored in order to compare them with the signal received remotely; k) electrical grounding: — check if it is connected to the utility neutral; — physical state of braid
any igniter used to initiate the burning of a propellant
fuses and transient suppressors; e) anode bed resistance, calculated as the ratio between the voltage and output current of the equipment; f) pipe-soil potential with the rectifier on and off; g) state of the internal components and wiring; replacement where necessary; h) state of rectifier attachment, related to steel pole (and its stiffener), clamps, bolts and nuts, door operation, greasing the hinge pins, if necessary; i) for oil-cooled rectifiers collect oil samples for analysis of
an associate in an activity or endeavor or sphere of common interest
Introduction PETROBRAS Technical Standards are prepared by Working Groups - WG (consisting specialized of Technical Collaborators from Company and its Subsidiaries), are commented by Company Units and its Subsidiaries, are approved by the Authoring Subcommittees - SCs (consisting of technicians from the same specialty, representing the various Company Units and its Subsidiaries), and ratified by the Executive Nucleus (consisting of representatives of the Company Units and its Subsidiaries).
Types of shelters: a) screen without coverage; b) screen with coverage; c) masonry (conventional or reinforced); d) reinforced concrete; e) others: according to operational agencies' needs.
NOTE For documents referred in this Standard and for which only the Portuguese version is available, the PETROBRAS department that uses this Standard should be consulted for any information required for the specific application.
a module designed to be inserted into a larger piece of equipment
When insulating joint in pair of flanges is used, pay attention to the following precautions during installation: The flange shall be mounted, initially, with the insulating joint centralized inside and without the cartridges and washers.
Recommended Practice: A provision that may be adopted under the conditions of this Standard, but which admits (and draws attention to) the possibility of there being a more adequate alternative (not written in this Standard) to the particular application.
The dimensions of the test point shall be appropriate considering the installation of a cable duct from each zone pipeline and possibility for future expansion to at least 1 pipeline. 6.1.3
Insulating Joints shall be submitted to the following acceptance tests, by issuing the relevant certificates: a) hydrostatic test performed with a pressure greater than or equal to 1.5 times project's pressure, for 1 h, at least, with no leakages (only one-block); b) dielectric strength in dry air, which shall be greater than or equal to 5.0 kV, with 60 Hz VCA for 1 min.; c) electric strength in dry air, which shall be greater than or equal to 5 MΩ, checked with 1 000 VCC. 3.5.3
The resistivity shall be raised in pipeline zone at 1.5 m depth in the following locations: a) every 500 m; at every 10 measurements, depths of 3 m, 4.5 m and 6 m shall be measured; b) in approaches and intersections with power transmission lines with voltage equal to or greater than 69 kV; in addition to measurements in the zones, it shall also be done at the base of the towers, at depths of 1.5 m, 3.0 m, 4.5 m and 6.0 m. 3.2.3
The resistivity shall be raised in pipeline zone at 1.5 m depth in the following locations: a) every 500 m; at every 10 measurements, depths of 3 m, 4.5 m and 6 m shall be measured; b) in approaches and intersections with power transmission lines with voltage equal to or greater than 69 kV; in addition to measurements in the zones, it shall also be done at the base of the towers, at depths of 1.5 m, 3.0 m, 4.5 m and 6.0 m. 3.2.3
B ENGLISH 08 / 2011 PETROBRAS PROPERTY 23 pages, Index of Revisions and GT Onshore Pipeline Cathodic Protection Procedure This Standard replaces and cancels its previous revision.
kept safe or defended from danger or injury or loss
1 Scope 1.1 It is applied to onshore pipelines buried into carbon steel and stainless steel parts and onshore arrival points of submarine pipelines protected by CP installations.
External circulation shall be regulated by a specific clause of Secrecy and Confidentiality pursuant to the terms of intellectual and industrial property law.”
burn slightly and superficially so as to affect color
Insulating Joints and transient suppressor (DPJI) a) general insulating joints data (identification, location, characteristics, etc.); b) type of joint (conventional or one-block); c) operation of zinc anodes, where applicable, by measuring potential in relation to the ground; d) physical aspect (denting, biting, scorching, cracks, fissures and lack of material in regions filled with insulating material); e) verify the efficiency of electrical insulation, as per A.3 of ABNT NBR ISO
In this case, it is recommended that the criterion for protection is the biased soil-pipe potential "ON" equal to or more negative than -850 mV in relation to the Copper-Copper Sulfate (Saturated) Reference Electrode (CSE) evaluated with continuous recording of potential.
Fill conductor can be formed by mill coke or calcined petroleum coke and shall have the characteristics described below: a) electrical resistivity up to 50 Ω.cm with minimal coke compaction of 1 000 kg/m3; b) minimum carbon content of 75 % for mill coke and 90 % for calcined coke; c) maximum humidity of 5 %; d) sieve analysis (particle size): 100 % shall pass through the sieve of 1/2". 4.2.3.2
B ENGLISH 08 / 2011 18 b) memorial; c) reports: field data survey, CP system pre-operation and coating inspection; d) list of material; e) executive procedures: construction and assembly of installations, CP system preoperation and coating inspection; f) drawings, with CP equipment and materials represented on topographical plans with their coordinates.
a particular course of action intended to achieve a result
B ENGLISH 08 / 2011 PETROBRAS PROPERTY 23 pages, Index of Revisions and GT Onshore Pipeline Cathodic Protection Procedure This Standard replaces and cancels its previous revision.
A.3.6 For each bed surveyed, make a curve (potential difference x distance) with measurements made and verify if the peaks observed in this curve match the actual position of the anodes (see Figure A.2).
During the execution of the works, periodic inspections (at least monthly to potential surveys and weekly to electrical appliances) and maintenance of CP installations, even provisionally, until the end of the works, shall be carried out.
During the execution of the works, periodic inspections (at least monthly to potential surveys and weekly to electrical appliances) and maintenance of CP installations, even provisionally, until the end of the works, shall be carried out.
Introduction PETROBRAS Technical Standards are prepared by Working Groups - WG (consisting specialized of Technical Collaborators from Company and its Subsidiaries), are commented by Company Units and its Subsidiaries, are approved by the Authoring Subcommittees - SCs (consisting of technicians from the same specialty, representing the various Company Units and its Subsidiaries), and ratified by the Executive Nucleus (consisting of representatives of the Company Units and its Subsidiaries).
the dimension through an object as opposed to its length or width
or approaching a new pipeline to be protected cathodically, it shall be noted: a) detailed information of pipeline on length, diameter, wall thickness, material, protective coating, product transported and type of connection; b) identification of equipment related to existing CP systems (with photographic records), including rectifiers, draws, test points and insulating joints, informing nominal and operating conditions, location, electrical connections; c) potential surveys according to
CONTEC Comissão de Normalização Técnica Technical Requirement: A provision established as the most adequate and which shall be used strictly in accordance with this Standard.
ACVG) or DCVG b) When the result of the inspection with instrumented pig shows evolution of the external corrosion process, compared with the previous inspection with pig, with loss of thickness between 50% and 20%, or between 50% and 20% exceeding the number of corrosion points; 5 to 10 years c) Presence of pipe-soil potential outside the protection criteria set out in 5.3 of ABNT NBR ISO 15589-1:2011; 2 years CIPS + attenuation of current (AC/ ACVG) or DCVG d) Pipeline heated, with thermal
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