Temporary Pipework Safety
An awareness course for rig crews, well service crews, plant operators and supervisors who rig up, pressure test, work near or rig down temporary high-pressure pipework and hoses. It covers how pressurised lines injure people, the components and hammer unions including the 2 inch Fig 602 and Fig 1502 mismatch, ratings and inspection, restraints, pressure testing, safe operation, proving zero pressure and rig-down. It does not qualify anyone to design, inspect or certify pressure equipment; ratings, test pressures and intervals always come from the manufacturer and company procedure.
- Module
- 7
- Max. Teilnehmende
- 20
- Sprache
- EN
Was sie üblicherweise umfasst
- 1
Temporary Pipework and Why It Hurts People
- What Temporary Pipework Is and Where It Is Used
- Stored Pressure Energy: Liquid and Gas
- How Temporary Pipework Injures People
- What Attacks the Line: Erosion, Corrosion, Vibration and Shock
- Roles, Responsibilities and Stop Work
- 2
Components of a Temporary Line
- Straights, Pup Joints, Elbows and Swivel Joints
- Tees, Laterals, Crossovers and Blanked Outlets
- Plug Valves, Check Valves and Chokes
- Pressure Relief Valves, Gauges and Sensors
- Flexible High-Pressure Hoses
- 3
Hammer Unions and Other Connections
- The Parts of a Hammer Union
- Figure Numbers, Ratings and Colour Coding
- The 2 Inch Fig 602 and Fig 1502 Mismatch
- Other Mismatches and How to Prevent Them
- Threaded, Integral, Flanged and Hub Connections
- 4
Ratings, Identification and Inspection
- Working Pressure, Test Pressure and the Weakest Component
- Temperature and Service: Standard, Sour and Abrasive
- Identification, Banding and Certification
- Pre-Use Inspection and Rejection Criteria
- 5
Rigging Up the Line
- Planning the Layout
- Supports, Restraints and Anchoring
- Making Up Hammer Unions Safely
- Walking the Line Before Pressure
- 6
Pressure Testing, Operating and Rigging Down
- Preparing a Pressure Test
- Running the Test: Stages, Hold and Records
- Operating: Line of Fire, Monitoring and Leaks
- Depressurising and Proving Zero Energy
- Rig-Down, Cleaning and Storage
- 7
Putting It Together: Cases and the Complete Job
- Case: A Mismatched Union on a Cementing Line
- Case: A Washout During Flowback
- Case: Trapped Pressure at Rig-Down
- The Complete Job, Start to Finish
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Temporary Pipework Safety
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