Cqs Epr Ts Gen RPT 001 Rev 3.0

BULK STORAGE FACILITY
FIRE WATER REPORT
CQS-EPR-TS-GEN-RPT-001
27-06-16 3.0 Issued for Approval C.M.O A.E.O O.A.F
06-06-16 2.0 Issued for Review C.M.O A.E.O O.A.F
24-05-16 1.0 Issued for Interdiscipline Check C.M.O A.E.O O.A.F
Date Rev Description Prepared by Reviewed by PM

Approval
Tomaro Bulk Storage & Oil Terminal CQS-EPR-TS-GEN-RPT-001
Fire Water Report Rev 3.0
TABLE OF CONTENTS
List of Abbreviations…………………………………..……………………………...............4
List of Tables…………………………………………………………………………...............5
List of Appendices……………………………………………………………………………..6
1.0 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................. 7
1.1 Objectives ....................................................................................................................... 7
1.2 Scope .............................................................................................................................. 7
1.3 Codes and Standards ...................................................................................................... 8
2.0 FIRE ELEMENTS ............................................................................................................ 9
3.0 FIRE WATER SYSTEM DESCRIPTION ......................................................................... 10
4.0 BASIS OF DESIGN ....................................................................................................... 11
4.1 Assumptions .................................................................................................................. 11
4.2 Application Rate ............................................................................................................ 11
4.3 Contingency Factor ....................................................................................................... 11
4.4 Number of Water Spray Nozzles ................................................................................... 11
4.5 Number of Foam Pourers .............................................................................................. 11
4.6 Fire Fighting Area .......................................................................................................... 12
4.6.1 Zone 1 (Storage Tanks) ................................................................................................. 12
4.6.2 Zone 2 (Loading Operations and Pump House)............................................................. 12
4.6.3 Zone 3 (Administration Building) .................................................................................... 12
4.6.4 Zone 4 (Control/UPS/Telecommunication/Electrical Rooms) ......................................... 12
4.6.5 Zone 5 (Switch Gear Room and Generator House) ....................................................... 12
4.7 Worst-Case Scenario Description .................................................................................. 12
4.8 Fire Water Demand ....................................................................................................... 12
4.9 Foam Demand............................................................................................................... 12
4.10 Fire Water Pump Capacity............................................................................................. 13
4.11 Jockey Pump Capacity .................................................................................................. 13
4.12 Fire Water Tank Capacity .............................................................................................. 13
5.0 SIZING .......................................................................................................................... 14
5.1 Fire Water Lines ............................................................................................................ 14
5.2 Pumps ........................................................................................................................... 14
5.2.1 Design Criteria............................................................................................................... 14
5.3 Fire Water Tank Level Settings...................................................................................... 15
Page 2 of 41
5.4 Vents ............................................................................................................................. 16

5.5 Pressure Safety Valve (PSV) Sizing .............................................................................. 16
5.5.1 PSV Sizing Criteria ........................................................................................................ 16
5.5.2 PSV Sizing Results........................................................................................................ 16
5.5.3 PSV Inlet Line Sizing Basis ........................................................................................... 17
5.5.4 PSV Inlet Line Sizing Results ........................................................................................ 17
6.0 REFERENCES ............................................................................................................. 19
Page 3 of 41
List of Abbreviations
Abbreviations Meaning
API American Petroleum Institute
Barg Bar Gauge
CO2 Carbon dioxide
FEED Front End Engineering Design
DED Detailed Engineering Design
ft/s Feet per Second
l/min/m2 Litre per Minute per Square Metre
m Metre
m3 Cubic Metre
m3/hr Cubic Metre per Hour
NFPA National Fire Protection Association
PMS Premium Motor Spirit
PSV Pressure Safety Valve
Page 4 of 41
List of Tables
Table 1 - Pump Summary
Table 2 - PSV Sizing Calculation Results
Table 3 - PSV Inlet Line Sizing Calculation Results
Page 5 of 41
List of Appendices
Appendix 1 - Foam/Cooling Water Demand
Appendix 2 - Foam Pourer Determination
Appendix 3 - Maximum Fire Water/Foam Concentrate Demand
Appendix 4 - Fire Water Spray Nozzle Determination
Appendix 5 - Pump Sizing
Appendix 6 - Fire Water Line Sizing
Appendix 7 - Fire Water Tank Level Setting
Appendix 8 - Vent
Appendix 9 - PSV Sizing and Inlet Line Sizing
Page 6 of 41
1.0 INTRODUCTION
The Fire Water Report details the background information on the design and sizing
criteria applied to the engineering design of the Eko Petrochem and Refining
Company Limited (COMPANY).
Crystaquantum Solutions (CONTRACTOR) has been awarded the contract to carry

out the Detailed Engineering Design (DED) of the Eko Petrochem and Refining
Company Limited Bulk Storage Facility Project to meet industry and regulatory
requirement.
1.1 Objectives
The purpose of this document is to:
 Perform fire water demand calculation.

 Carry out adequate sizing and calculation of the following:
 Fire water lines
 Fire water pumps
 Determine the capacity of fire water tank volume, fire water pump flowrate
and capacity of foam concentrate.
 Provide effective fire water and foam for cooling, control and extinguishment
of hydrocarbon in the event of the worst-case fire scenario within the facility.
1.2 Scope
The scope of this document involves the following:
 4 nos. Fire Water Tanks (ABJ-0501-0504)

 9 nos. Fire Water Pumps (PBE-0501-0509)
 6 nos. Jockey Pumps (PBE-0701-0703A/B)
 1 no. Portable Water Tank (ABJ-0801)
 3 nos. Foam Tank and Proportioners (Z-0601-0603)
 2 nos. Submersible Bore-hole Pumps (PBE-0901A/B)
 1 no. Aeration/Sedimentation Tank (ABM-0901)
 2 nos. Utility Water Pumps (PBE-0902A/B)
 1 no. Chemical Dosing Unit (Z-0802)
 1 no. Filter Package (Z-0801)
Page 7 of 41
1.3 Codes and Standards

The fire protection facilities shall be designed in accordance with NFPA, applicable
local regulations, laws and International Standards.
NFPA 11 Standard for Low Expansion Foam.
NFPA 12 Standard on Carbon dioxide Extinguishing Systems.
NFPA 13 Standard for the Installation of Sprinkler Systems.
NFPA 15 Standard for Water Spray Fixed Systems for Fire Protection.
NFPA 20 Standard for the Installation of Stationary Pumps for Fire Protection.
API 2021 Management of Atmospheric Storage Tank Fires.
API 2030 Application of Fixed Water Spray Systems for Fire Protection in the
Petroleum and Petrochemical Industries.
API 2350 Overfill Protection for Storage Tanks in Petroleum Facilities.
Page 8 of 41
2.0 FIRE ELEMENTS

Major fire incidents often escalate from relatively minor occurrences involving the
three elements of the fire triangle, namely:
 Fuel
 A source of ignition and
 A source of oxygen (from air).
Propagation is also driven by surface heat which if withdrawn (i.e. adequately

cooled) leads to the fire being extinguished.
Page 9 of 41
3.0 FIRE WATER SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

The proposed firewater system for the 20 PMS storage tank area consists of 1
firewater tank per tank area, 3 firewater pumps per tank area; 1 electrically driven
and 2 diesel driven (2 operating), 2 electrically driven jockey pumps (1 operating),
16” fire water ring main, fixed water spray systems, fixed foam monitors and fire
hydrants.
Fire water is sourced from a bore-hole through a submersible bore-hole pump. This
flows through an aeration/sedimentation tank before it is fed to the firewater tank via
the utility pump. In the event of total utility pump failure, the firewater shall be routed
directly to the firewater tank through a 3” bypass line. The firewater tank discharge
line is connected to a common header which has 5 distribution lines connected to 2
fire water pumps and 1 jockey pump (operating pumps). Provision was made for a
spare fire water pump and jockey pump. This applies for each tank area. The fire
water pumps feed the foam proportioning unit and fire water distribution header
which in turn feeds the fire water ring main and respective equipment. The hydrant
and fixed water spray systems have sources from the ring main. The foam pourers
on the product storage tanks and slop tanks and the fixed foam monitors are all
sourced from the foam proportioning unit.
Fire water pumps are sized based on the maximum fire water demand for the worst
case fire scenario in the PMS storage facility. The operating philosophy of the
firewater pumps is 3 x 50% and that of the jockey pump is 2 x 100% per tank area.
Page 10 of 41
4.0 BASIS OF DESIGN

This study shall be based on guidelines and standards as listed in Section 1.3
applied with good engineering judgement. The calculation is estimated based on
design information obtained from General Facility Layout. See Ref. 1.
4.1 Assumptions
Multiple fire scenarios within a bundwall have been excluded ( i.e., no “double-
jeopardy”)
 The system is designed to fight fire for one (1) hour 9mins.
 1 fixed monitor and 1 hydrant hose line will be active during fire fighting.
On the basis of these considerations, the water demand was calculated for the single
realistic worst-case fire for each bundwall. There shall be 4 bundwalls.
4.2 Application Rate

The following application rates have been adopted:
 Cooling water for tank on fire and adjacent tanks: 4.1 l/min/m2 and 4.1
l/min/m2 respectively.
 Foam solution for tank on fire: 4.1 l/min/m 2.
4.3 Contingency Factor

A contingency factor of 10% has been adopted in the water requirement calculation
to account for drift and losses while 3% has been used to account for foam losses.
4.4 Number of Water Spray Nozzles

According to Appendix 8, the total number of water spray nozzles for the assumed
tank on fire is 46. Since all 20 tanks are of the same size, each tank shall have the
same number of water spray nozzles. Total number of spray nozzles shall be 1003.
Selected water spray nozzle is K40. See Appendix 4.
4.5 Number of Foam Pourers

Table B-1, NFPA 20-1998 shall be used as a guide to determine the number of foam
pourers per tank. For the assumed tank on fire, there shall be 3 foam pourers and
the selected foam pourer is TPS-80. Inlet/outlet flanges are 3”/6”. See Appendix 2.
There shall be a sum total of 60 nos. pourers for the storage tanks.
Page 11 of 41
4.6 Fire Fighting Area

The fire fighting area for the facility has been divided into five zones and the
respective fire fighting equipment are as listed below:
4.6.1 Zone 1 (Storage Tanks)

This includes foam system for product storage facilities, outdoor hydrant, monitor,
spray water system and manual fire fighting items (extinguishers).
4.6.2 Zone 2 (Loading Operations and Pump House)

This includes foam system for product loading and off-loading facilities, outdoor
hydrant, monitor, spray water system and manual fire fighting items (extinguishers).
4.6.3 Zone 3 (Administration Building)

This includes an indoor hose reel and manual fire fighting items (potable
extinguishers).
4.6.4 Zone 4 (Control/UPS/Telecommunication/Electrical Rooms)

CO2 suppression system (hand held) shall be used to suppress fire in these
locations.
4.6.5 Zone 5 (Switch Gear Room and Generator House)

CO2 suppression system (hand held) and a mobile foam monitor shall be selected to
fight fire in this area.
4.7 Worst-Case Scenario Description

The worst-case fire scenario with respect to the fire fighting area zones would be
zone 1. This would be as a result of a tank being on fire.
4.8 Fire Water Demand

The fire water demand is based on the amount of water required for cooling the tank
on fire and the adjacent tanks for at least one (1) hour 9 mins and the water required
to prepare foam to extinguish fire on the tank for fifty-five (55) minutes. See Appendix
3.
4.9 Foam Demand

Maximum foam demand is 8m3 to meet the required 3% induction rate. This
philosophy shall apply per bundwall. See Appendix 3.
Page 12 of 41
4.10 Fire Water Pump Capacity

The fire water system requires normal pump flow rate of 1536 m3/h. This will be
capable of supplying foam water for 55 minutes and cooling water for 1 hour.
Extinguishment and cooling are simultaneous. This shall apply per tank area. See
Appendix 5.
4.11 Jockey Pump Capacity

Based on industry best practices, the capacity of the jockey pump has been selected
to be 15m3/h. 2 jockey pumps shall be provided per tank area (1 working, 1 spare).
See Ref. 3.
4.12 Fire Water Tank Capacity

1 fire water tank with a gross capacity of 1767m3 has been specified. The storage
capacity shall be sufficient for 1hour 9minutes.This philosophy applies per tank area.
See Ref. 3.
Page 13 of 41
5.0 SIZING
The following criteria were used to carry out adequate sizing of the fire water lines,
pumps, PSV sizing, PSV inlet line sizing and tank level settings.
5.1 Fire Water Lines

The following criteria were used for sizing the fire water lines:
 Flow velocity should not exceed 15 ft/s at maximum flow rate.

 Flow velocity should not be less than 3 ft/s to minimize deposition of sand and
other solids.
 Suction pipe shall be sized such that, with pump(s) operating at 150 percent
of rated capacity, the velocity in that portion of suction pipe located within 10
pipe diameters upstream of the pump suction flange does not exceed 15ft/sec
(4.57m/sec) (NFPA 20-1999 Section 2-9.3).
 Both suction and discharge pipe sizes shall not be less than that specified in
Table 2-20, NFPA 20-1999.
Fire water lines were sized using Hazen William’s equation and flow velocity criteria
in accordance with API RP 14E.
Appendix 6 shows the Fire Water Line Sizing Spreadsheet.
5.2 Pumps
The pump consists of the fire water pumps, jockey pumps, utility pump and
submersible bore-hole pump.
5.2.1 Design Criteria

The fire water pumps shall be able to deliver water with a minimum pressure of 7
barg to the hydraulically farthest point. The specification of fire water pump is
summarized in the table below:
Table 1: Pump Summary

Flowrate Differential
Tag No. Service Qty. Type Driver
(m³/h) Head (m)
1 Electric
Motor and 1
Fire Water Centrifugal Diesel Engine
PBE-0501-03 3 768 101
Pump Horizontal Working/ 1
Spare Diesel
Engine
Page 14 of 41
Flowrate Differential
Tag No. Service Qty. Type Driver
(m³/h) Head (m)
1 Electric
Motor and 1
PBE-0504-06 3 768 103
Spare Diesel
Engine
1 Electric
Motor and 1
PBE-0507-09 3 768 96
Spare Diesel
Engine
Electric Motor
Centrifugal
PBE-0701A/B Jockey Pump 2 15 94 (1 Working, 1
Horizontal
Spare)
Electric Motor
Centrifugal
Horizontal
Spare)
Electric Motor
Centrifugal
Horizontal
Spare)
Submersible
Submersible
PBE-0901A/B Bore-hole 2 20 19 Electric Motor
Horizontal
Pump
Utility Water Centrifugal
PBE-0902A/B 2 20 22 Electric Motor
Pump Horizontal
Fire water pumps, drivers and controllers shall be installed in a safe area (non
hazardous area).
Fire water ring main shall normally be pressurized by jockey pumps. As per NFPA
20, jockey pumps shall have discharge pressure sufficient to maintain the desired fire
ring main pressure.
Appendix 5 shows the Pump Sizing Spreadsheet.
5.3 Fire Water Tank Level Settings

The fire water level setting was calculated based on API 2350.
Appendix 7 shows the Fire Water Tank Level Setting Spreadsheet.
Page 15 of 41
5.4 Vents
Free vents shall be installed on the fire water tank. Free vent sizing was carried out
using GROTH calculation software. A vent size of 10” was obtained, See Appendix 8
for detailed spreadsheet.
5.5 Pressure Safety Valve (PSV) Sizing

Several causes of overpressure in process equipment or lines were considered in
determining PSV relief loads on this project. These are:
 Total utility or power failure

 Single item failure
The above causes of system overpressure generally translate into the PSV blocked
outlet relieving scenario. Liquid relief PSV sizing calculation was performed based on
API RP 520 Part 1, section 3.8 (Sizing, Selection, and Installation of Pressure-
Relieving Devices in Refineries Part I - Sizing and Selection). An in-house excel
spreadsheet was used for the calculation and the orifice selection was done based
on API 526.
5.5.1 PSV Sizing Criteria

The following criterion was used as the basis for sizing the PSVs:
 Allowable overpressure for normal contingency shall be 10%
5.5.2 PSV Sizing Results

The summary of the results obtained from the PSV sizing calculations is shown in
Table 2. Refer to Appendix 9 for details of PSV sizing and selection.
Table 2 - PSV Sizing Calculation Results

Description Fire Water Pumps Discharge Lines
Tag PSV 0501-0509
Controlling Case Blocked Outlet
Operating pressure barg 7
Set pressure barg 17.69
Relieving pressure (barg) 19.45
Page 16 of 41
Description Fire Water Pumps Discharge Lines
Relief Load (kg/hr) 765,312
PSV Required Area, (in2) 8.136
PSV Selected area, (in2) 11.05
PSV Orifice Designation 6” Q 8”
Inlet flange rating, (#) 150
Outlet flange rating, (#) 150
Mass flow (Rated), (kg/hr) 1,039,456
5.5.3 PSV Inlet Line Sizing Basis

The following considerations were taken into account in performing the inlet line
sizing:
 The rated flow for the PSV was used in sizing the inlet line.
 The PSV inlet line pressure drop should not exceed 3% of the PSV set
pressure
 The inlet lines were sized for liquid phase
5.5.4 PSV Inlet Line Sizing Results

The summary of the results obtained from the PSV inlet line sizing calculations is
shown in Table 3. Refer to Appendix 9 for details of PSV inlet line sizing.
Table 3 – PSV Inlet Line Sizing Calculation Results
Fire Water Pumps Inlet Lines

Description
Operating Pressure (barg) 0.2
Relieving Pressure (barg) 17.69
Set Pressure (barg) 19.45
Rated flow (m3/hr) 1043
PSV inlet line Size (in) 6
Page 17 of 41
Fire Water Pumps Inlet Lines

Description
Pressure Drop (bar) 0.18
Calculated % Pressure Drop 0.53
% Pressure Drop Criterion 3
Page 18 of 41
6.0 REFERENCES
1. General Facility Layout.
2. Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams.
3. Utility and Instrumentation Diagrams.
4. API RP 520 Part I &II - Sizing, Selection and Installation of Pressure-Relieving
Devices in Refineries.
5. API 526 - Flanged Steel Pressure Relief Valves.
Page 19 of 41
Appendix 1 – Foam/Cooling Water Demand
FOAM WATER REQUIREMENT FOR THE TANK ON FIRE
S/N TANK TANK DIA. AREA OF TANK APPLICATION RATE (Ref. 1) FLOW RATE
(m) (m 2 ) Lit/min/m 2 Lit/min
1 ABJ-0103 38 1134 4.1 4650
REFERENCES:
1). NFPA 11, Table B-1, Appendix C, 1998 Edition.
COOLING WATER REQUIREMENT

(shell and Roof of Tank on Fire and Adjacent Tank)
AREA OF AREA OF ROOF TOTAL
TANK THE TANK THE TANK APPLICATION SHELL FLOW FLOW
S/N TANK TANK DIA. HEIGHT. SHELL ROOF RATE (SHELL). FLOW RATE RATE RATE
(m) (m) (m 2 ) (m 2 ) Lit/min/m 2 Lit/min Lit/min Lit/min
1 ABJ-0101 38 20 883 1134 4.1 1811 2325 4136
2 ABJ-0103 38 20 883 4.1 3622 3622
3 ABJ-0104 38 20 883 1134 4.1 1811 2325 4136
4 ABJ-0105 38 20 883 1134 4.1 1811 2325 4136
TOTAL 16030
REFERENCE:
1). Application rates: API 2030
ASSUMPTIONS:
1). No double jeopardy.
2). Tank ABJ-0103 is tank on fire.
3). Tank ABJ-0101/4/5 are adjacent tanks.
4). Half of adjacent tank surface is exposed.
Page 20 of 41
Appendix 2 – Foam Pourer Determination
FOAM POURER DETERMINATION
POURER POURER
FOAM WATER NO. OF FLOWRATE PER INLET OULET
S/N TANK TANK DIA. FLOWRATE POURER 4 POURER FLANGE 1,3 FLANGE 2,3
(m) Lit/min Lit/min in in
1 ABJ-0103 38 4650 3 1550 3 6
Notes
1. Pourer inlet flange connects to riser

2. Pourer outlet flange connects to tank
3. Flange sizes selection based on Angus Foam Top Pourer Sets MK4, TPS-80 at a foam
inlet pressure of 8 barg. Angus Catalogue, Foam Top Pourer Sets MK4, 2016.
4. As per other tanks, the number of pourers would be determined by inserting the diameter into this formular. See 11, Table 3-2.3.2.1
Page 21 of 41
Appendix 3 – Maximum Water/Foam Concentrate Demand
DETERMINATION OF MAXIMUM FIRE WATER/FOAM DEMAND
(a) Water Demand For Cooling Adjacent Tanks and Foam Solution For Internal Tank Firefighting
Tank No Foam Water Cooling Water Requirement Requirement

Requirement (Ref. 3) (Lit/min) per Tank
(Lit/min) Full Shell Half Shell Full Roof (Lit/min)
ABJ-0101 - 1,811 2,325 4,136
ABJ-0103 4,510 3,622 - 8,132
ABJ-0104 - 1,811 2,325 4,136
ABJ-0105 - 1,811 2,325 4,136
Water Demand 20,540
Allowance for Losses (assume 10%) 2,054
Actual Total Water Demand (litres/min) 22,594
(m3/hr) 1356 ####
(b) Water Demand by Monitors and Hand Hoselines To Support Firefighting
Equipment Flowrate (m3/hr) Quantity Water Required (m3/hr)

Fixed Monitor 120 1 120
Hand Hoselines 60 1 60
Total 180
(m3/hr)
Overall Water Demand 1536

Approx. Overall Water
Demand for 1 hour
(m3/hr) 1536

Demand per pump for 1
hour (m3/hr) 768
Demand for 1hour
9mins (m3/hr) 1767
(c) Foam Concentrate Requirement: TANK AREA

Min. foam conc. reqmt. = actual foam solution flow rate x induction rate x operating time
but, induction rate = % 3
operating time = mins 55
highest foam req. = lit/min 4650
Therefore minimum foam conc. reqmt litres 7,672
Add a nominal 3% foam loss in line = litres 7,902
m3 7.90
TOTAL FOAM CONCENTRATE REQUIRED (WORST CASE)= m3 8
Notes:
1). Design time for water supply = 1 hour (Minimum). (Ref: NFPA 16; 1999, 3-2.3)
2). Type II foam discharge outlet requires 55 minutes discharge time.

(Ref: NFPA 11, 3-2.3.2.2)
3) Foam-water solution contains 3% foam and 97% water. (Ref: NFPA 11, 1998; 2-3.2.5).
4) Foam discharge duration for gantry (deluge system) = 10 minutes. (Ref: NFPA 16; 1999, 4-3.3)
Page 22 of 41
Appendix 4 – Fire Water Spray Nozzle Determination and Selection
FIRE WATER SPRAY NOZZLE DETERMINATION
SHELL INTER ROOF INTER NO. OF NO. OF TOTAL NO. TOTAL NO. OF
SHELL NOZZLE ROOF NOZZLE NOZZLES ON NOZZLES OF NOZZLES NOZZLES ON
1
S/N TANK TANK DIA. CIRCUM. SPACING CIRCUM. SPACING 1 SHELL ON ROOF PER TANK ALL TANKS
(m) (m) (m) (m)
1 ABJ 0101 38 119 3 20 3 40 7 46 929
2 ABJ 0301 10 31 2.7 5 1.6 12 3 15 75
TOTAL NO. OF NOZZLES 61 1003
Notes
1. Inter-nozzle spacing selected according to Section 4-1.4, Pg 15-15, NFPA 15, 1996
2. Inter-nozzle spacing for both shell and roof of the slop tanks shall be 2.7 and 1.6metres respectively.
Page 23 of 41
Page 24 of 41
Page 25 of 41
Appendix 5 – Pump Sizing
SUBMERSIBLE PUMP SIZING

Checked By: 3.0
Date: 27-06-16
Issued By: C.M.O
Client: Eko Petrochem and Refining Company Limited Checked By: A.E.O
Project: Bulk Storage Facility Approved By: A.F.O
Page 26 of 41
UTILITY PUMP SIZING

Checked By: 3.0
Date: 27-06-16
Issued By: C.M.O
Page 27 of 41
FIREWATER PUMP SIZING

Checked By: 3.0
Date: 27-06-16
Issued By: C.M.O
Page 28 of 41

Checked By: 3.0
Date: 27-06-16
Issued By: C.M.O
Page 29 of 41

Checke d By: 3.0
Da te : 27-06-16
Issued By: C.M.O
Clie nt: Eko Pe trochem a nd Re fining Company Limite d Checke d By: A.E.O
Proje ct: Bulk Stora ge Facility Approve d By: A.F.O
Page 30 of 41
JOCKEY PUMP SIZING

Che cke d By: 3.0
Da te : 27-06-16
Issue d By: C.M.O
Clie nt: Eko Pe troche m a nd Re fining Compa ny Limite d Che cke d By: A.E.O
Proje ct: Bulk Stora ge Fa cility Approve d By: A.F.O
Page 31 of 41
JOCKEY PUMP SIZING

Che cke d By: 3.0
Da te : 27-06-16
Issue d By: C.M.O
Clie nt: Eko Pe troche m a nd Re fining Compa ny Limite d Che cke d By: A.E.O
Proje ct: Bulk Stora ge Fa cility Approve d By: A.F.O
Page 32 of 41
JOCKEY PUMP SIZING

Checked By: 3.0
Date: 27-06-16
Issued By: C.M.O
Page 33 of 41
Appendix 6 – Fire Water Line Sizing
Checked By: 3.0
Date: 27-06-16
Issued By: C.M.O
Page 34 of 41
Checked By: 3.0
Date: 27-06-16
Issued By: C.M.O
Page 35 of 41
Checked By: 3.0
Date: 27-06-16
Issued By: C.M.O
Page 36 of 41
Checked By: 3.0
Date: 27-06-16
Issued By: C.M.O
Page 37 of 41
Appendix 7 – Fire Water Tank Level Setting
Checked By: 3.0
Date: 27-06-16
Issued By: C.M.O
Appendix 8 – Vent
Page 38 of 41
Page 39 of 41
Appendix 9 – PSV Sizing and Inlet Line Sizing
Page 40 of 41
Checked By: 3.0
Date: 27-06-16
Issued By: C.M.O
Page 41 of 41

Cqs Epr Ts Gen RPT 001 Rev 3.0

Enviado por

Dados do documento

Título original

Direitos autorais

Formatos disponíveis

Compartilhar este documento

Compartilhar ou incorporar documento

Opções de compartilhamento

Você considera este documento útil?

Este conteúdo é inapropriado?

Direitos autorais:

Formatos disponíveis

Cqs Epr Ts Gen RPT 001 Rev 3.0

Enviado por

Direitos autorais:

Formatos disponíveis

BULK STORAGE FACILITY

FIRE WATER REPORT

27-06-16 3.0 Issued for Approval C.M.O A.E.O O.A.F

06-06-16 2.0 Issued for Review C.M.O A.E.O O.A.F

24-05-16 1.0 Issued for Interdiscipline Check C.M.O A.E.O O.A.F

Date Rev Description Prepared by Reviewed by PM

5.4 Vents ............................................................................................................................. 16

API American Petroleum Institute

Barg Bar Gauge

CO2 Carbon dioxide

FEED Front End Engineering Design

DED Detailed Engineering Design

ft/s Feet per Second

l/min/m2 Litre per Minute per Square Metre

m3/hr Cubic Metre per Hour

NFPA National Fire Protection Association

PMS Premium Motor Spirit

PSV Pressure Safety Valve

Crystaquantum Solutions (CONTRACTOR) has been awarded the contract to carry

 Perform fire water demand calculation.

 4 nos. Fire Water Tanks (ABJ-0501-0504)

1.3 Codes and Standards

NFPA 11 Standard for Low Expansion Foam.

NFPA 12 Standard on Carbon dioxide Extinguishing Systems.

NFPA 13 Standard for the Installation of Sprinkler Systems.

API 2021 Management of Atmospheric Storage Tank Fires.

Petroleum and Petrochemical Industries.

API 2350 Overfill Protection for Storage Tanks in Petroleum Facilities.

2.0 FIRE ELEMENTS

Propagation is also driven by surface heat which if withdrawn (i.e. adequately

3.0 FIRE WATER SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

4.0 BASIS OF DESIGN

4.2 Application Rate

4.3 Contingency Factor

4.4 Number of Water Spray Nozzles

4.5 Number of Foam Pourers

4.6 Fire Fighting Area

4.6.1 Zone 1 (Storage Tanks)

4.6.2 Zone 2 (Loading Operations and Pump House)

4.6.3 Zone 3 (Administration Building)

4.6.4 Zone 4 (Control/UPS/Telecommunication/Electrical Rooms)

4.6.5 Zone 5 (Switch Gear Room and Generator House)

4.7 Worst-Case Scenario Description

4.8 Fire Water Demand

4.9 Foam Demand

4.10 Fire Water Pump Capacity

4.11 Jockey Pump Capacity

4.12 Fire Water Tank Capacity

5.1 Fire Water Lines

 Flow velocity should not exceed 15 ft/s at maximum flow rate.

Appendix 6 shows the Fire Water Line Sizing Spreadsheet.

5.2.1 Design Criteria

Table 1: Pump Summary

Appendix 5 shows the Pump Sizing Spreadsheet.

5.3 Fire Water Tank Level Settings

Appendix 7 shows the Fire Water Tank Level Setting Spreadsheet.

5.5 Pressure Safety Valve (PSV) Sizing

 Total utility or power failure

5.5.1 PSV Sizing Criteria

 Allowable overpressure for normal contingency shall be 10%

5.5.2 PSV Sizing Results

Table 2 - PSV Sizing Calculation Results

Tag PSV 0501-0509