API-RP-14C

[hassann]

Dear friends,
I would like to request assist to the following query:
I have attached "Figure B.1—Example Safety Analysis Flow Diagram of Platform Production Process" from API-RP-14C EIGHTH EDITION, FEBRUARY 2017".
As you can see the quality of this drawing is not good. I am looking for a better quality of this drawing. please share with me if you have this drawing.
thank you

 

[LittleInch]

Looks ok to me, but is a horribly complex single drawing with far too much information going on.

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[hassann]

Looks ok to me, but is a horribly complex single drawing with far too much information going on.

Yes, it has too much information but at present only green question marks (marked in below-left on the drawing) are important for me. Do you have any idea?

 

[LittleInch]

are some sort of break lines either for pressure or code or both.

Given that those are production wells by the look of it probably API 6A or API 5000 / ASME class 600

The round black / white things are the wells and it says SITP is > MAWP

The second from the left also has a gas lift line MAWP 1440 so there is a standard break to API 6A upstream the Non return valve.

Far better to look at a typical wellhead P&ID or PFD to be honest.

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[hassann]

Dear LittleInch (Petroleum)
there is six (6) green question marks that it is not clear. pleasse help me and tell about these question marks.
thanks alot.

 

[LittleInch]

I just did.
They are break lines for design code.
What didn't you understand about my answer?

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[LittleInch]

Nah,

illegible, but it doesn't matter. And I've got the official PDF version.

Just put in whatever your code is for the well head stuff ( Usually APIP 6A and the pressure rating or SITH pressure and on the other side insert your piping design code (B 31.3 usually and your design pressure.

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