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Page 1 of 35 Process Plant Equipment Layout and Design Guides Guidelines for use: Designer Checker Engineering and Design Issues Manufacturing and Fabrication Issues Construction and Installation Issues Operational Issues Maintenance Issues Safety Issues At the start of detailed design, a designer is assigned an an area of work by the responsible supervisor. The supervisor then sits down with the assigned designer and reviews each item on the list for each type of equipment contained in the area. The review can be done on a hard copy or on an electronic copy. Between the supervisor and the designer they review the sheet against the expected piece of equipment. Together, they place a "Y" (for yes) or a "N" (for no) in the column marked "Applicable" for each listed item. This then becomes only the minimum requirement for As the designer proceeds with the design work he (or she) shall place their initials & date in the "Designer Confirms" column when each item has been properly satisfied or determined to be not applicable. The completed sheet forms a part of the design development package and stays with the The checker assigned to perform the checking or QA/QC shall use this sheet and place their initials & date in the "Checker Confirms" column to varify that all the required items have been properly addressed. Listed below are the six major issues that need to be considered as a part of the design process for every piece of equipment. These sheets currently exist for only the most common types of the major equipment found in Refinerys and Chemical Plants. This category of issues includes: What is it? Where is it? Do the reference documents and the item match? Is all the correct information available and is all the available information correct? This category of issues includes the question of the possibility of vendor supplied supports, clearances, anchors, bracing or other items. It also deals with clearance accesses for pipe routing to and from piping connections. This category of issues includes how the equipment item is going to be installed and what, if any, it will have on the location of the equipment and/or the piping. This category of issues includes accessibility to operational valves and instruments. This category of issues includes the accessibility to areas of the equipment that require maintenance. This category of issues includes the requirement for relief valves, rapid and unrestricted egress, Fireproofing, safety (personnel protection) insulation or safety showers.

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Equipment Layout Checklist

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GuidelinesProcess Plant Equipment Layout and Design GuidesGuidelines for use:At the start of detailed design, a designer is assigned an an area of work by the responsible supervisor. The supervisor then sits down with the assigned designer and reviews each item on the list for each type of equipment contained in the area. The review can be done on a hard copy or on an electronic copy. Between the supervisor and the designer they review the sheet against the expected piece of equipment. Together, they place a "Y" (for yes) or a "N" (for no) in the column marked "Applicable" for each listed item. This then becomes only the minimum requirement for active consideration during the design process.DesignerAs the designer proceeds with the design work he (or she) shall place their initials & date in the "Designer Confirms" column when each item has been properly satisfied or determined to be not applicable. The completed sheet forms a part of the design development package and stays with the area records.CheckerThe checker assigned to perform the checking or QA/QC shall use this sheet and place their initials & date in the "Checker Confirms" column to varify that all the required items have been properly addressed.Listed below are the six major issues that need to be considered as a part of the design process for every piece of equipment. These sheets currently exist for only the most common types of the major equipment found in Refinerys and Chemical Plants.Engineering and Design IssuesThis category of issues includes: What is it? Where is it? Do the reference documents and the item match? Is all the correct information available and is all the available information correct?Manufacturing and Fabrication IssuesThis category of issues includes the question of the possibility of vendor supplied supports, clearances, anchors, bracing or other items. It also deals with clearance accesses for pipe routing to and from piping connections.Construction and Installation IssuesThis category of issues includes how the equipment item is going to be installed and what, if any, it will have on the location of the equipment and/or the piping.Operational IssuesThis category of issues includes accessibility to operational valves and instruments.Maintenance IssuesThis category of issues includes the accessibility to areas of the equipment that require maintenance.Safety IssuesThis category of issues includes the requirement for relief valves, rapid and unrestricted egress, Fireproofing, safety (personnel protection) insulation or safety showers.

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Blank FormProcess Plant Equipment Layout & Design Guide(Define)Basic description:Primary function:Key Performance Issues:Equipment Number :(Define)Description of Layout considerationSourceApplicable Y/NDesigner ConfirmChecker ConfirmA -- Engineering and Design Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>B -- Manufacturing and Fabrication Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>C -- Shipping and Traffic Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>D -- Construction and Installation Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>E -- Operational Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>F -- Maintenance Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>G -- Safety Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Safety Device (PSV, Thermal Relief, Rupture Disk)P&IDUninsulated skin temperature (Personnel Protection)Datasheet

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Centrif Pump.Process Plant Equipment Layout & Design GuideCentrifugal Pump (API Type)Basic description: May be small, medium or large. Will normally be specified in pairs. May have top or end suction. Will normally have top discharge. This version is manufactured with the shaft in the horizontal position. The driver may be motor, turbine or engine.Primary function: Used to transfer a liquid commodity from one point to another. May be called Charge Pumps, Transfer Pumps, Loading Pumps or any other designation depending on function.Key Performance Issues: Proper sizing (head), location relationship to the suction source related equipment, correct suction and discharge piping configuration, proper operation, and prudent maintenance.Equipment Number :Centrifugal PumpDescription of Layout considerationSourceApplicable Y/NDesigner ConfirmChecker ConfirmA -- Engineering and Design Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>System location, schematicP&IDEquipment configuration matches P&IDP&ID & OutlineNumber of units and designationP&ID/Eqp. datasheetPhysical location, horizontal & elevationLCPOperating Pressure/TemperatureEquip. DatasheetSuction Nozzle orientationP&ID/Eqp. datasheetSuction Nozzle data (Size, Rating, Facing)P&ID/Eqp. datasheetDischarge Nozzle orientationP&ID/Eqp. datasheetDischarge Nozzle data (Size, Rating, Facing)P&ID/Eqp. datasheetSecondary Nozzles (Vents, Drains, PI,)P&ID/Eqp. datasheetInsulation, Type, thickness, and clearancesP&ID/Eqp. datasheetNozzle location dimensionsEquip. OutlineNozzle clearance between Suct./ Disch. pipe flg. O. D.Equip. OutlineNozzle ID matches pipe ID (Require taper bore?)Outline & Pipe SpecCenterline shaft/centerline base plate dimensionEquip. OutlineBase plate anchor bolt LocationsEquip. OutlineBase Plate Thickness givenEquip. OutlineOperating weightEquip. OutlineHydro test weight (Full of water)Equip. OutlineB -- Manufacturing and Fabrication Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Vendor furnished piping located and supportedEquip. OutlineDriver - Frame Type, Size, DimensionsEquip. OutlineC -- Construction and Installation Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Overall SizeEquip. OutlineFoundation (or Pad) overall size and elevationStruct Dwg.Dry Installation Weight (Empty weight)Equip. OutlineOverhead clearanceLayoutD -- Operational Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Inlet and outlet piping configuration (Critical)P&IDInlet and Outlet block valve accessibilityDesign SpecAccessibility to local Instruments (TI, PI, etc.)DesignerVisibility of local Instruments (TI, PI, etc.)DesignerAccessability to Elect. Start/Stop push-button stationDesignerE -- Maintenance Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Overhead clear for motor and pump removalDesignerCoupling and seal area clear for accessDesignerF -- Safety Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Safety Device (PSV, Thermal Relief, Rupture Disk)P&IDUninsulated skin temperature (Personnel Protection)Datasheet

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Fin FanProcess Plant Equipment Layout & Design GuideFin Fan (Air Cooled) Type ExchangerBasic description: Small, medium and large forced draft or induced draft Air cooled Exchangers. Forced Draft units have the motor and the fan under the tube bundle and blow the air up past the tubes. Induced Draft units may have the motor under the tubes or above the tubes but will have the fan above the tubes and suck the air up past the tubes. Fin Fans will have one or two tube bundles per unit. Some installations may require ten or more units per service. Units will normally have two Fans per unit (Small package units may have only one fan). Most Fin Fans normally have only one inlet and one outlet per tube bundle, however some may have two inlets and two outlets per bundle. Some are totally open-sided and some have full side panels. Some may also come with steam coils to temper the air in fridged climates.Primary function: Used for cooling of process or utility gas streams where Cooling water is in short supply. May be called a Cooler or Condenser.Key Performance Issues: Proper sizing (duty), location relationship to related equipment, correct inlet and outlet piping configuration, clean operation, and prudent maintenance.Equipment Number :Fin FanDescription of Layout considerationSourceApplicable Y/N7Checker ConfirmA -- Engineering and Design Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>System location, schematicP&ID & Plot PlanUnit, Cell, Tube Bundle configuration (P&ID Vs. Outline)P&ID & OutlinePhysical location, horizontal & elevationLCP & Plot PlanNumber of (Tube) passes (Odd or Even)Equip. DatasheetNumber of Passes (odd or even)Equip. DatasheetRequirement for sloping tubes (Free Drainage)P&IDLocation of upstream equipment relative to inletLayoutLocation of downstream equipment relative to outletLayoutDesign/Operating Temperature & PressureEquip. DatasheetKey column location & orientation (North Arrow)LCPInlet header pipe expansionDesigner calc.Cell or Unit spacing (separation for pipe supt.)Designer calc.Inlet Nozzle count (Tube bundle inlet header)P&ID/Eqp. datasheetInlet Nozzle data (Size, Rating, Facing)P&ID/Eqp. datasheetOutlet Nozzle count (Tube bundle outlet header)P&ID/Eqp. datasheetOutlet Nozzle data (Size, Rating, Facing)P&ID/Eqp. datasheetInlet Nozzle OrientationEquip outlineInlet Nozzle location dimensionsEquip outlineOutlet Nozzle OrientationEquip outlineOutlet Nozzle location dimensionsP&ID/Eqp. datasheetSupplementary Heat coil Inlet data (Size, rating, Facing)P&ID & Equip outlineHeat coil Inlet location dimensionsEquip outlineSupplementary Heat coil Outlet data (Size, rating, Facing)Equip outlineHeat coil Outlet location dimensionsEquip outlineNozzle LoadingDesigner/StressWinterization Dampers (location, spacing, dimensions)Equip. OutlineSecondary Nozzles (Vents, Drains, PI, TI, Chem. Clean)P&ID/Eqp. datasheetNozzle projectionsEquip. OutlineSpecial Nozzle configuration (Elbow, tangential, etc.)DesignerNozzle clearance between OD Flange & support steelDesignerNozzle ID matches pipe ID (Require taper bore?)Outline & Pipe SpecEstablish Pipe Support reqmtsDesignerIntegral Pipe Supt w/ Exchanger Support structureDesignerSupport Leg LocationsDesignerTransverse carrier beams provided (Module design)Equip. OutlineIntegral grating platforms provided (Under all units)Equip. OutlinePlatform for Fan motor levelEquip. OutlineMinimum head room for platform at fan motorsDesign criteriaPlatforms w/ ladders provided to inlet header boxEquip. OutlinePlatforms w/ ladders provided to outlet header boxEquip. OutlineAir control Louver reqmts (location, spacing, dimensions)Equip. OutlineWind and Seismic requirementsStructuralVibration sensors requiredDatasheetShipping Stops required for Tube BundlesVendorShipping Braces Required for Module or Package UnitsVendorOperating weightEquip. OutlineHydro test weight (Full of water)Equip. OutlineB -- Manufacturing and Fabrication Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>PWHT (Post Weld Heat Treat) RequiredEquip. OutlineCode Name Plate each cell (Orientation & Location)DesignerPaint or GalvanizingEquip. OutlineSpecial cleaningEquip. OutlineC -- Shipping and Traffic Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Overall size is shippable with full shop assemblyVendor & TrafficSpecial shipping is required if full shop assemblyVendor & TrafficD -- Construction and Installation Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Overall SizeEquip. OutlineDry Installation Weight (Empty weight)Equip. OutlineOverhead clearanceLayoutLifting lugs providedEquip. OutlineMaximum Hydro test Pressure (Tubes & Header Box)Equip. OutlineRemoval of Shipping StopsEquip. OutlineRemoval of Shipping BracesEquip. OutlineE -- Operational Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Tube side design and operating conditionsP&ID/DatasheetWinterization protectionEquip. SpecInlet and outlet piping configuration (Critical)P&IDInlet and Outlet block valve accessibilityDesign SpecAccessibility to local Instruments (TI, PI, etc.)DesignerVisibility of local Instruments (TI, PI, etc.)DesignerHot Air DischargeDesignerF -- Maintenance Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Header Box cover or plug access and removalOutline & LayoutTube rodding or cleaningOutline & LayoutFan access and blade removalOutline & LayoutMotor access and removalOutline & LayoutG -- Safety Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Safety Device (PSV, Thermal Relief, Rupture Disk)P&IDUninsulated skin temperature (Personnel Protection)DatasheetEmergency egressOSHA & Design SpecGrounding Lug providedOutlineFireproofing of support structure (Verify clearance)Structural DwgsWater Spray/Deluges SystemDesign Criteria

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S&T ExchProcess Plant Equipment Layout & Design GuideHorizontal Shell And Tube ExchangerBasic description: Large diameter outer shell of a consistent diameter with removable or non-removable tubes. Will have one or more inlets and outlets on the shell side. Will normally have only one inlet and one outlet on the tube side. This version is normally mounted in the horizontal position. This item may be mounted as a single item of equipment or stacked (multiple shells) for the same service or different services.Primary function: Used for heating or cooling of a process or utility gas or liquid. May be called Heater, Cooler, Condenser, or Reboiler.Key Performance Issues: Proper sizing (duty), location relationship to related equipment, correct inlet and outlet piping configuration, clean operation, and prudent maintenance.Equipment Number :S & T ExchangerDescription of Layout considerationSourceApplicable Y/N7Checker ConfirmA -- Engineering and Design Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>System location, schematicP&IDShell & Channel flow pattern (P&ID matches Outline)P&ID & OutlinePhysical location, horizontal & elevationLCPShell Stacking arrangement & placementP&ID & DatasheetOperating TemperatureEquip. DatasheetAnchor saddle locationLCPShell expansion (Radial and Longitudinal)Designer calc.Sliding Saddle slot sizeDesigner calc.Shell Inlet Nozzle countP&ID/Eqp datasheetShell Inlet Nozzle data (Size, Rating, Facing)P&ID/Eqp datasheetShell outlet Nozzle countP&ID/Eqp datasheetShell outlet Nozzle data (Size, Rating, Facing)P&ID/Eqp datasheetShell Nozzle OrientationEquip outlineShell Nozzle LocationEquip outlineChannel Inlet Nozzle countP&ID/Eqp datasheetChannel Inlet Nozzle data (Size, Rating, Facing)P&ID/Eqp datasheetChannel outlet Nozzle countP&ID/Eqp datasheetChannel outlet Nozzle data (Size, Rating, Facing)P&ID/Eqp datasheetChannel Nozzle OrientationEquip outlineChannel Nozzle LocationEquip outlineSecondary Nozzles (Vents, Drains, PI, TI, Chem. Clean)Project. SpecsInsulation, Type, thickness, and clearancesP&ID/Eqp datasheetNozzle projectionsEquip. OutlineSpecial Nozzle configuration (Elbow, tangential, etc.)DesignerNozzle clearance between Flange OD & FoundationDesignerNozzle ID matches pipe ID (Require taper bore?)Outline & Pipe SpecIntegral Pipe Supt w/ Exchanger FoundationDesignerSupport LocationsDesignerSupport/Foundation height, weidthStruct. Dwg.Saddle projectionsEquip. OutlineSaddle Base Plate ThicknessEquip. OutlineLocation of Anchor Saddle Bolt HolesEquip. OutlineSize of Anchor Saddle Bolt HolesEquip. OutlineLocation of Sliding Saddle Bolt SlotsEquip. OutlineOperating weightEquip. OutlineHydro test weight (Full of water)Equip. OutlineB -- Manufacturing and Fabrication Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Clearance between Nozzle. Repads & Shell WeldsDesignerPWHT (Post Weld Heat Treat) RequiredEquip. OutlineCode Name Plate (Orientation & Location)DesignerC -- Construction and Installation Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Overall SizeEquip. OutlineDry Installation Weight (Empty weight)Equip. OutlineOverhead clearanceLayoutMaximum Hydro test Pressure (Shell)Equip. OutlineMaximum Hydro test Pressure (Tubes)Equip. OutlineMinimum Hydro test Temperature (Shell)Equip. OutlineMinimum Hydro test Temperature (Tubes)Equip. OutlineMaximum Differential Hydro test Pressure (Shell/Tube)Equip. OutlineD -- Operational Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Shell side design and operating conditionsP&ID/Eqp datasheetTube side design and operating conditionsP&ID/Eqp datasheetInlet and outlet piping configurationCo. Design GuideInlet and Outlet block valve accessibilityCo. Design GuideAccessibility to local Instruments (TI, PI, etc.)DesignerVisibility of local Instruments (TI, PI, etc.)DesignerE -- Maintenance Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Channel removal method & clearanceProject. Specs.Channel removal Lifting LugsExch. outlineShell Cover removal method & clearanceProject. Specs.Shell Cover removal Lifting LugsExch. outlineTubes Fixed or RemovableDatasheetTube Bundle removal methodProject. Specs.Tube Bundle removal spaceExch. outlineTube Bundle weightExch. outlineTube Bundle Pull Points (Dead Men)Project. Specs.Stud Tentioners (Space & Access)DesignerF -- Safety Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Safety Device (PSV, Thermal Relief, Rupture Disk)P&IDUninsulated skin temperature (Personnel Protection)Datasheet

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Horiz. Reboil.Process Plant Equipment Layout & Design GuideKettle Type ReboilerBasic description: Large diameter outer shell with eccentric cone transition to smaller diameter removable tube bundle. Will normally have one inlet and one outlet on the tube side. May have one or two main liquid inlet located on the bottom of the shell side. May have one or two vapor outlets located on the top of the shell. May have multiple level instrument connections on the shell to monitor the liquid level in the shell.Primary function: Used for heating a process liquid in the bottom section of a vertical vessel (tower). May be called Heater or Reboiler.Key Performance Issues: Proper sizing (duty), location relationship to the liquid level in the tower, liquid/vapor hydraulics, correct inlet and outlet piping configuration, clean operation, and prudent maintenance.Equipment Number :Kettle Type ReboilerDescription of Layout considerationSourceApplicable Y/NDesigner ConfirmChecker ConfirmA -- Engineering and Design Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>System location, schematicP&IDShell & Channel flow pattern (P&ID matches Outline)P&ID & OutlinePhysical location, horizontal & elevationLCP & P&IDShell weir elevation relationshipP&ID & Eqp DatashtOperating TemperatureEquip. DatasheetAnchor support locationDesigner CalcShell expansion (Radial and Longitudinal)Designer calc.Shell Inlet Nozzle countP&ID & Eqp DatashtShell Inlet Nozzle data (Size, Rating, Facing)P&ID & Eqp DatashtShell outlet Nozzle countP&ID & Eqp DatashtShell outlet Nozzle data (Size, Rating, Facing)P&ID & Eqp DatashtShell Nozzle OrientationEquip outlineShell Nozzle location dimensionsEquip outlineChannel Inlet Nozzle configuration & orientationP&ID & Eqp DatashtChannel Inlet Nozzle data (Size, Rating, Facing)P&ID & Eqp DatashtChannel outlet Nozzle configuration & orientationP&ID & Eqp DatashtChannel outlet Nozzle data (Size, Rating, Facing)P&ID & Eqp DatashtChannel Nozzle location dimensionsEquip outlineSecondary Nozzles for Vents, Drains, PI & TIProject. SpecsSecondary Nozzles for Chem. CleaningProject. SpecsInsulation, Type, thickness, and clearancesP&ID & Eqp DatashtNozzle projectionsEquip. OutlineSpecial Nozzle configuration (Elbow, tangential, etc.)DesignerNozzle clearance between O. D. Flange & supportDesignerNozzle ID matches pipe ID (Require taper bore?)Outline & Pipe SpecIntegral Pipe Supt w/ Exchanger supportDesignerSupport saddle LocationsDesignerSupport saddle projectionsEquip. OutlineSupport Base Plate ThicknessEquip. OutlineLocation of Anchor Saddle bolt holesDesigner determineSize of Anchor Saddle bolt holesEquip. OutlineLocation of sliding saddle slotsDesigner determineSize of sliding saddle slotsEquip. OutlineOperating weightEquip. OutlineHydro test weight (Full of water)Equip. OutlineB -- Manufacturing and Fabrication Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Clearance between Nozzle. Repads & Shell WeldsDesignerPWHT (Post Weld Heat Treat) RequiredEquip. OutlineCode Name Plate (Orientation & Location)DesignerC -- Construction and Installation Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Overall SizeEquip. OutlineDry Installation Weight (Empty weight)Equip. OutlineOverhead clearanceLayoutMaximum Hydro test Pressure (Shell)Equip. OutlineMaximum Hydro test Pressure (Tubes)Equip. OutlineMinimum Hydro test Temperature (Shell)Equip. OutlineMinimum Hydro test Temperature (Tubes)Equip. OutlineMaximum Differential Hydro test Pressure (Shell/Tube)Equip. OutlineD -- Operational Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Shell side design and operating conditionsP&ID/DatasheetTube side design and operating conditionsP&ID/DatasheetInlet and outlet piping configurationCo. Design GuidesInlet and Outlet block valve accessibilityCo. Design GuidesAccessibility to local Instruments (TI, PI, etc.)DesignerVisibility of local Instruments (TI, PI, etc.)DesignerE -- Maintenance Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Channel removal method & clearanceProject. Specs.Channel removal Lifting LugsExch. outlineTube Bundle removal methodProject. Specs.Tube Bundle removal spaceExch. outlineTube Bundle weightExch. outlineStud Tentioners (Space & Access)DesignerF -- Safety Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Safety Device (PSV, Thermal Relief, Rupture Disk)P&IDUninsulated skin temperature (Personnel Protection)Datasheet

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Vert. ReboilProcess Plant Equipment Layout & Design GuideThermosyphon Reboiler (Vertical) Type ExchangerBasic description: Large diameter outer shell with removable or non-removable tubes. Will normally have one inlet and one outlets on the shell side. Will normally have only one inlet and one outlet on the tube side. This version is mounted in the vertical position on the side of a vertical vessel or on supports along side a vertical vessel.Primary function: Used for heating a process liquid in the bottom section of a vertical vessel (tower). May be called Heater or Reboiler.Key Performance Issues: Proper sizing (duty), location in relationship to the liquid level in the tower, liquid/vapor hydraulics, correct inlet and outlet piping configuration, clean operation, and prudent maintenance.Equipment Number :Thermosyphon ReboilerDescription of Layout considerationSourceApplicable Y/NDesigner ConfirmChecker ConfirmA -- Engineering and Design Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>System location, schematicP&ID/Plot PlanShell & Channel flow pattern (P&ID matches Outline)P&ID & OutlinePhysical location, horizontal & elevationLCP & P&IDOperating TemperatureEquip. DatasheetPrimary support locationDesigner CalcShell expansion (Radial and Longitudinal)Designer calc.Shell Inlet Nozzle countP&ID/Eqp datasheetShell Inlet Nozzle data (Size, Rating, Facing)P&ID/Eqp datasheetShell outlet Nozzle countP&ID/Eqp datasheetShell outlet Nozzle data (Size, Rating, Facing)P&ID/Eqp datasheetShell Nozzle OrientationEquip outlineShell Nozzle location dimensionsEquip outlineChannel Inlet Nozzle configuration & orientationP&ID/Eqp datasheetChannel Inlet Nozzle data (Size, Rating, Facing)P&ID/Eqp datasheetChannel outlet Nozzle configuration & orientationP&ID/Eqp datasheetChannel outlet Nozzle data (Size, Rating, Facing)P&ID/Eqp datasheetChannel Nozzle location dimensionsEquip outlineChannel Nozzle locations match Vessel or TowerVess. & Equip outlineSecondary Nozzles (Vents, Drains, PI, TI, Chem. Clean)P&ID/Eqp datasheetInsulation, Type, thickness, and clearancesP&ID/Eqp datasheetNozzle projectionsEquip. OutlineSpecial Nozzle configuration (Elbow, tangential, etc.)DesignerNozzle clearance between Flange OD & supportDesignerNozzle ID matches pipe ID (Require taper bore?)Outline & Pipe SpecIntegral Platform Supt w/ Exchanger supportDesignerSupport Lug LocationsDesignerSupport Lug projectionsEquip. OutlineSaddle Base Plate ThicknessEquip. OutlineOperating weightEquip. OutlineHydro test weight (Full of water)Equip. OutlineB -- Manufacturing and Fabrication Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Clearance between Nozzle. Repads & Shell WeldsDesignerPWHT (Post Weld Heat Treat) RequiredEquip. OutlineCode Name Plate (Orientation & Location)DesignerC -- Construction and Installation Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Overall SizeEquip. OutlineDry Installation Weight (Empty weight)Equip. OutlineOverhead clearanceLayoutMaximum Hydro test Pressure (Shell)Equip. OutlineMaximum Hydro test Pressure (Tubes)Equip. OutlineMinimum Hydro test Temperature (Shell)Equip. OutlineMinimum Hydro test Temperature (Tubes)Equip. OutlineMaximum Differential Hydro test Pressure (Shell/Tube)Equip. OutlineD -- Operational Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Shell side design and operating conditionsP&ID/Eqp datasheetTube side design and operating conditionsP&ID/Eqp datasheetInlet and outlet piping configurationCo. Design GuidesInlet and Outlet block valve accessibilityCo. Design GuidesAccessibility to local Instruments (TI, PI, etc.)DesignerVisibility of local Instruments (TI, PI, etc.)DesignerE -- Maintenance Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Channel removal method & clearanceProject. Specs.Channel removal Lifting LugsExch. outlineShell Cover removal method & clearanceProject. Specs.Shell Cover removal Lifting LugsExch. outlineTubes Fixed or RemovableDatasheetTube Bundle removal methodProject. Specs.Tube Bundle removal spaceExch. outlineTube Bundle weightExch. outlineStud Tentioners (Space & Access)DesignerF -- Safety Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Safety Device (PSV, Thermal Relief, Rupture Disk)P&IDUninsulated skin temperature (Personnel Protection)Datasheet

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Horiz. Vess.Process Plant Equipment Layout & Design GuideHorizontal Vessel (Accumulator)Basic description: Medium to large diameter horizontal vessel with or without a boot. Will normally have one primary inlet. May have multiple liquid and vapor outlets. Will have multiple nozzles for level, pressure, and temperature instrumentation along with one or more nozzles for vents, drains and relief valves. These vessels will also have one or more manholes and steam-out connections.Primary function: Used as a holding and seperation point in a process or utility stream. May be called Accumulator, Receiver, or Surge Drum.Key Performance Issues: Proper sizing (Volume), location relationship to related equipment, correct inlet and outlet nozzle locations, correct inlet and outlet piping configuration, proper instrument location and proper operation.Equipment Number :Horizontal VesselDescription of Layout considerationSourceApplicable Y/NDesigner ConfirmChecker ConfirmA -- Engineering and Design Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>System location, schematicP&IDVessel size and shape (P&ID matches Outline)P&ID & OutlinePhysical location, horizontal & elevationP&ID and LCPPlant orientation noted on vess. (North/South/East/West)LCPOperating Temperature (Use Temp of inlet line)Equip. DatasheetVessel shell expansion (Radial and Longitudinal)Designer calc.Anchor saddle locationLCPSaddle projectionsEquip. OutlineSaddle Base Plate ThicknessEquip. OutlineLocation of Anchor Saddle Bolt HolesEquip. OutlineSize of Anchor Saddle Bolt HolesEquip. OutlineLocation of Sliding Saddle Bolt SlotsEquip. OutlineSliding Saddle slot sizeDesigner calc.Vessel Nozzle countP&ID/Eqp. datasheetVessel nozzle designations and purposeP&ID/Eqp. datasheetNozzle data (Size, Rating, Facing)P&ID/Eqp. datasheetNozzle projectionsEquip. OutlineManhole count criteriaProj. & Vess Spec.Manhole sizeProj. & Vess Spec.Manhole cover handling criteria (Davit, hinge, etc.)Proj. & Vess Spec.Manhole locationsEquip. OutlineBoot size (Diameter & length)Equip. OutlineBoot locationEquip. OutlineVessel internals definedEquip. OutlineVortex breaker definedEquip. OutlineInsulation, Type, thickness, and clearancesP&ID/Eqp. datasheetTop nozzle require extention to clear platformDesignerPlatform clips required & DefinedDesignerSpecial Nozzle configuration (Elbow, tangential, etc.)DesignerNozzle clearance between Flange OD & FoundationDesignerNozzle ID matches pipe ID (Require taper bore?)Outline & Pipe SpecIntegral Pipe Supt w/ Vessel FoundationDesignerVessel Support LocationsDesignerAessel Support/Pier Size, Location, HeightOperating weightEquip. OutlineHydrotest weight (Full of water)Equip. OutlineB -- Manufacturing and Fabrication Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Clearance between Nozz. Repads & Shell WeldsDesignerPWHT (Post Weld Heat Treat) RequiredEquip. OutlineCode Name Plate (Orientation & Location)DesignerC -- Construction and Installation Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Overall SizeEquip. OutlineDry Installation Weight (Empty weight)Equip. OutlineOverhead clearanceLayoutMaximum Hydrotest PressureEquip. OutlineD -- Operational Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Normal design and operating conditionsP&ID/DatasheetInlet and outlet piping configurationCo. Design GuidesInlet and Outlet block valve accessibilityCo. Design GuidesAccessibility to local Instruments (TI, PI, etc.)DesignerVisibility of local Instruments (TI, PI, etc.)DesignerE -- Maintenance Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Manhole accessCo. Design GuidesInternal access (internal ladder required?)Co. Design GuidesF -- Safety Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Safety Device (PSV, Rupture Disk)P&IDUninsulated skin temperature (Personnel Protection)Datasheet

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Vert. Vess.Process Plant Equipment Layout & Design GuideVertical Trayed Vessel (Fractionation Column or Tower)Basic description: Medium to large diameter vertical vessel with tray type internals. Will normally have one primary feed nozzle. The line attached to this nozzle will be liquid or mixed phase flow. Will normally have only one vapor outlet located on the top vessel head or on the shell near the top. This vessel will normally have only one primary or main feed inlet. This vessel will normally operate at a high temperature and therefore will expand vertically in perportion to the operation temp. and the materials of construction. This type of equipment will have many piping lines that connect to it and therefore will travel up and down the vessel sides. These lines will also need supports and guides.Primary function: Separation of one or more products from the primary feed stream. .Key Performance Issues: Proper sizing (Volume), number & type of trays, location relationship to related equipment, correct inlet and outlet nozzle to tray locations, correct inlet and outlet piping configuration, proper instrument location and proper operation.Equipment Number :Vertical VesselDescription of Layout considerationSourceApplicable Y/NDesigner ConfirmChecker ConfirmA -- Engineering and Design Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>System location, schematicP&IDVessel size and shape (P&ID matches Outline)P&ID & OutlinePhysical location, horizontal & elevationP&ID and LCPVessel Foundation (Location, Top of Grout)Structural DrawingCompass orient noted on vessel. head (North, South, etc.)LCPVessel Design & Operating TemperatureEquip. DatasheetNumber of TraysP&ID/Eqp. DatasheetNumber of Tray passesP&ID/Eqp. DatasheetType of TraysP&ID/Eqp. DatasheetTray SpacingP&ID/datasheetOperating Temperature of connected linesLine ListVessel shell expansion (Radial and Longitudinal)Designer calc.Vessel Nozzle count matches P&IDP&ID/Eqp. DatasheetVessel nozzle designations and purposeP&ID/Eqp. DatasheetNozzle data (Size, Rating, Facing)P&ID/Eqp. DatasheetNozzle projectionsEquip. OutlineManhole count and criteriaProj. & Vessel Spec.Manhole sizeProj. & Vessel Spec.Manhole cover handling criteria (Davit, hinge, etc.)Proj. & Vessel Spec.Manhole locationsEquip. OutlineLiquid level criteria defined (LLL, LLN, LLH, etc.)P&ID/Eqp. DatasheetPI, TI Criteria definedP&ID/Eqp. DatasheetVessel internals definedEquip. OutlineVortex breaker definedEquip. OutlineInsulation, Type, thickness, and clearancesP&ID/datasheetTop nozzle require extension to clear platformDesignerPlatform clips required? (Defined)DesignerSpecial Nozzle configuration (Elbow, tangential, etc.)DesignerNozzle clearance between O. D. Flange PlatformDesignerNozzle ID matches pipe ID (Require taper bore?)Outline & Pipe SpecPipe Support sized and located for all linesDesignerPipe Guides sized and located for all linesDesignerPlatform cut-outs sized and located for all linesDesignerBase Plate "Chair" heightEquip. OutlinePlatforms defined (width, orient., elevation, I. D.)DesignerLadders defined (I. D., location, length, cage)DesignerDavit defined (Height, capacity, location, etc.)DesignerOperating weightEquip. OutlineHydro test weight (Full of water)Equip. OutlineB -- Manufacturing and Fabrication Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Clearance between Nozzle. Reinforcing pads & Shell WeldsDesignerPWHT (Post Weld Heat Treat) RequiredEquip. OutlineCode Name Plate (Orientation & Location)DesignerC -- Construction and Installation Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Overall SizeEquip. OutlineDry Installation Weight (Empty weight)Equip. OutlineOverhead clearanceLayoutMaximum Hydro test PressureEquip. OutlineType, size, and location of top lifting lugsEquip. OutlineType, size, and location of tail lifting lugsEquip. OutlineD -- Operational Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Normal design and operating conditionsP&ID/DatasheetInlet and outlet piping configurationCo. Design GuidesInlet and Outlet block valve accessibilityCo. Design GuidesAccessibility to local Instruments (TI, PI, etc.)DesignerVisibility of local Instruments (TI, PI, etc.)DesignerE -- Maintenance Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Manhole accessCo. Design GuidesInternal access (internal ladder required?)Co. Design GuidesF -- Safety Issues>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Safety Device (PSV, Rupture Disk)P&IDUninsulated skin temperature (Personnel Protection)Datasheet

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