Check List For Piping Material Take-off a173p

Check List for Piping Material Take-Off Project Name:

Job No.:

Notes: 1. This check list is applicable exclusively for Detail design engineering. 2. Some of the check points listed here are specific to manual MTO, when MTO extracted from model, ensure these are taken care in model. 3. Hydrotest vent/drain MTO shall be identified w.r.t appropriate line number. 4. Make sure all revision changes in P&IDs are captured by cloud clearly.

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DESCRIPTION

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General

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Applicable for all MTO stages Team for MTO has read and working as per guidelines

1.01

provided in doc. No. O-QMS-EN-GDE-PP-0003, Guide – Piping Material Take-off.

1.02

P&ID master set for MTO is Maintained, marked up with assumptions/ comments and “Highlighted” when MTO done.

1.03

Notes in the P&Ids including legends are fully read and ed for in the MTO as applicable. Pipe routing CAD/hand sketches for pipe sizes 2” and above with CS/SS materials and All pipe sizes for exotic materials are prepared and used for manual bulk MTO. MTO for below 2″ pipe size with CS/SS material is considered either by preparing sketches or by experience.

1.04 Ensure the following are taken care while preparing MTO 1.05

file

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CHECKED BY (INITIAL)

REMARKS

- Area 1 column is filled based on project requirement (e.g. WHP, LQ, etc.). - Area 2 column is filled with respective equipment Tag/Name/Piping system as applicable(e.g. separator, desander, bath heater, drain system, flare system, etc.). - Area 3 column is filled with module Name/ Number if and when modularization is planned(e.g. North module, South Module, etc.) or deck name if platform contains many deck levels.

Ensure that MTO is not considered for items in P&IDs 1.06

which are shown within battery limit.(vendor scope/scope by others/future equipments). Ensure that during material take-off, no margins (spares) are considered in the quantities and Margins are added

1.07

after summary level based on the total quantity.

1.08

100 % Contingency is considered in Stud bolt & Gasket MTO.(To be discussed with project manager) HOLD on the MTO items due to P&ID holds, Equipment/Packages, Instrumentation, Routing

1.09

finalization, control valves, PSVs, etc. shall be identified.

1.10

MTO for all SS/DSS/Exotic materials and higher sizes for other materials (10” and above) shall be reviewed by concerned Area Engineer/Lead engineer.

1.11

For pipe class/spec break at flanges, ensure to consider that mating flange rating of lower class line shall be same as that of higher class line.

1.12

For Pipe specs (e.g. Galvanized class) having both threading & butt weld sizes, ensure that threadolet is used for threading size branch and weldolet/reducing tee with flange is considered for butt weld size. Break-up flanges are considered for galvanized lines (4”

1.13

and above or as specified in pipe class) with prefabricated flanged spools, based on the limitation of

the pipe spool that can be galvanized/transported. Break-up flanges for the removable spools are

1.14

considered for equipment like Compressors, exchangers, pumps, etc. If P&IDs are not shown then it shall be commented and sent to process for update. Break-up flanges are considered for internally lined (FBE/PTFE etc.) piping, based on the spool dimensions as per vendor recommendation that can be lined, Branch connections are considered based on piping

1.15

specification requirements.

1.16

Break-up flanges for temporary/conical strainers are considered. Break-up flanges are considered for requirements due to

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material handling. Special requirement for valves (reduced bore, full bore, extended bonnet, extended stem, metal seated, soft seated, extended spindle, special trim, etc.) is ensured

1.18

in MTO.

1.19

Additional quantity as specified in client requirement is considered for loose supply material (e.g. Christmas tree hook-up spool, etc.) Offshore hook up spools with flanges/blinds are

1.20

considered for X’MAS tree and deck modularization, overboard lines and lines terminated at boat landing. Ensure that size reduction used for Concentric/Eccentric

1.21

reducer are as per ASME B16.9 standard. The same is indicated in P&IDs mark-up to process.

1.22

For estimation purpose sizes up to 4” pipe lengths shall not be deducted for dimensions of valve and fittings and the same are deducted for sizes 6” and above.

1.23

For pipe classes where SW/Threaded fittings are specified, sufficient quantity of full couplings/unions as applicable are considered.

1.24

MTO for equipment trims are taken. Ensure that line

number given for trim lines based on equipment tag number and relevant piping specification.

1.25

MTO for utility stations is considered. Quantity of hoses is considered as per project specification.

1.26

MTO for instrument air supply lines to manifold or individual lines to end is considered as per project philosophy.

1.27

MTO for safety Equipments piping like fire hydrant, fire monitor, safety shower, eye wash, etc. is considered. MTO for fire water rings, foam and deluge piping is

1.28

considered.

1.29

Ensure that MTO covers all lines as per P&IDs/Line List.

1.30

Ensure that branch fittings are considered as per the branch table in PMS.

1.31

MTO is taken for deck drain funnel piping (open drain) network.

1.32

Rodding point MTO is taken for Drain header where required. MTO is considered for GRE piping and branch connections based on vendors piping

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specification requirements.

1.34

MTO is considered for all items such as level Instruments (LG,LT), Instrument vent & drain, Sample connection, stand pipes, etc. as detailed in legend P&ID/ Construction standard for assemblies.

1.35

MTO for inline instruments is properly considered as per piping-instrument interface diagram. Minimum flange rating for control valve, ESD, MOV, PSV, etc. as well as offline instruments like TG/TT and equipment mounted instruments line LG/LT considered as per instrument requirements.

1.36

Minimum requirement of flange and valve rating for pressure instrument connections is considered as per

client standard/Construction standard. Requirement of minimum pipe size for thermowell type 1.37

temperature instrument are considered in MTO

1.38

Sizes of control valves and PSVs are considered as one size less than the line size (if the sizes are not indicated in the P&IDs). Ensure FE & orifice flanges are not considered in piping

1.39

MTO.Companion flanges for restriction orifice plate (RO) shall be part of Piping MTO. Upstream & Downstream straight run requirement for

1.40

flow instruments is considered in MTO.

1.41

In case of tubing spec, ensure that compression fit is considered in end connection.

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Electrical tracing MTO quantity shall not be calculated by Piping. Isometrics for the electrically traced lines shall be issued to electrical department for calculating tracing MTO.

1.43

Ensure branch fittings and flanges are considered for intrusive type PIG signalers and MTO not considered for Non-intrusive type PIG signalers.

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Ensure MTO is not taken for instrument valves (Tagged Valves). Piping Special items (SP items) like different type of strainers, steam traps, hose and hose couplings, injection quills, flame arrestor, access fitting for corrosion coupons/monitor, corrosion coupon/ probe

1.45

retrieval tool kit, valve interlocks, sight glass, bird screen, special check valve etc. are considered in SP item list and not duplicated in MTO.

1.46

For Hub end valves , mating hub, hub clamp with fasteners & Seal ring are considered in MTO.

1.47

Insulating gaskets kit are taken at dissimilar metal flanged ts as required by specifications and P&IDs.

1.48

Jackscrew flanges are considered at large bore spacers/blinds or spectacle blinds based on project specification.

1.49

MTO for expansion loops for high temperature lines, long straight lines(pipes on bridge), etc. is considered as per input from stress group. Lateral 45 deg (Laterolet & lateral tee) fitting requirement

1.50

is considered for PSV relief header & open deck drain connection as per P&ID/ project requirements. Deck drain box/funnel are considered in piping specialty

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item in consultation with structural.

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Insulation type (Hot, Cold, Electrical tracing, acoustic, etc.) as per P&IDs. /line list is considered. Requirement of target tee/tee with end cap for change in direction of line in case of impure fluids (Containing sand,

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etc.) is considered. Topside Pipeline MTO (Pipe, hot induction bends, flanges, etc.) is taken and forwarded to pipeline discipline if design code is ASME B31.4, B31.8 or DNV & pipeline

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scope exist for Bid.

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For brown field projects, re-usable items identified in P&IDs and are not considered in MTO. Number of hydro test vent & drain & MTO are considered

1.56

based on the sketches prepared for MTO and identified separately. For below 2″ pipe sizes with CS/SS materials, ensure that 10 % of line count is considered for hydrotest test vent & drain (i.e. 5% each) in MTO/material cost If sketches are not prepared.

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Hydro test Materials like temporary spool materials, blind flanges, gasket, etc. are considered, if in scope. Pipe MTO including pipe clamps, shoes, U-bolts,

1.58

special s, etc. are considered.

1.59

MTO for wear pads, reinforcement pad, trunnions, etc. are considered.

1.60

Extra bolt lengths for flange connection with wafer type valves, PSVs, insulating gaskets, restriction orifice, spectacle blind, conical strainer etc. are considered.

2

Tie-in MTO

2.01

Tie-in materials are considered and separated from new line MTO. Additional temporary materials like blind flange, gasket, bolt, etc. are considered as applicable. Flange rating or pipe schedule matching with existing/project interface/ vendor supply items is verified. If site survey data is available, flange dimensional

2.02

standard to be correctly captured (e.g. B16.47/MSS-SP44).

2.03

Material required for early tie-in is considered in MTO, if applicable. Material required for Hot tapping is considered in MTO, if

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it is not in vendor scope.

3

During MTO extraction from 3D model

3.01

MTO OFF/ Non reportable category report is generated from model and checked for the actual requirements. Data verification/Data consistency reports and RDB

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conflict reports generated and cleared.

3.03

Ensure model is updated for latest revision of P&IDs.

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Ensure that cleared items in hold list is updated in model.

3.05

Ensure Hold items are identified in ed MTO.

3.06

MTO for the lines not modelled or captured as per line list/highlighted P&IDs is manually added into the MTO. Ensure with design team that, MTO is non-reportable for

3.07

items modeled for temporary purpose.(e.g. Flange modeled to show continuity with existing line at Tie-Ins)

3.08

Ensure future model MTO is not considered during extraction.

II

P&ID MTO (Valves, Specialty items, etc.)

4

MTO Stage-1 (Before 30% Stage) BID/IDC P&IDs with mark up are received and compared with BID MTO. Additional items/Quantities are identified

4.01

& updated.

4.02

MTO at 4.01 is updated based on the IFR P&IDs and additional items/quantities are identified.

5

MTO Stage-2 (After 30% to 60% stage) MTO at 4.02 is updated based on the IFA P&IDs and

5.01

additional items/quantities are identified.

5.02

MTO at 5.01 is updated based on the IFH and IDIT P&IDs and additional items/quantities are identified. MTO at 5.02 is updated based on the IFD P&IDs and

5.03

additional items/quantities are identified.

5.04

All the above stages mentioned in 5.01, 5.02 and/or IFD can be considered for MTO updation depending upon the project delivery requirement. MTO is ed from model (Comply with section-3)

5.05

and compared with manual MTO at 5.03. Any discrepencies are identified and corrected.

6

MTO Stage-3 (After 60% to 90% stage) MTO at 5.05 is updated based on the IFC P&IDs and

6.01

additional items/quantities are identified. MTO is ed from model (Comply with section-3) for the lines that are completely modeled and compared with manual MTO at 6.01. Any discrepencies

6.02

are identified and corrected.

6.03

Piping items identified for substitution is verified and incorporated in the MTO where order cancellation of the surplus items is not possible as confirmed by procurement.

III

Bulk MTO (Pipe, elbow, etc.)

7

MTO Stage-1 (Before 30% Stage) BID/IDC P&IDs with mark up are received and compared with BID MTO. Additional items/Quantities are identified

7.01

& updated.

7.02

MTO at 7.01 is updated based on the IFR P&IDs and additional items/quantities are identified.

8

MTO Stage-2 (After 30% to 60% stage) MTO at 7.02 is updated based on the IFA P&IDs and

8.01

additional items/quantities are identified. MTO at 8.01 is updated based on the IFH/IDIT P&IDs and compared with ed MTO (Comply with section-3) for the lines that are completely modeled.

8.02

Additional items/quantities are identified.

8.03

MTO at 8.02 is updated based on the IFD P&IDs and compared with ed MTO (Comply with section3) for the lines that are completely modeled. Additional items/quantities are identified.

8.04

All the above stages mentioned in 8.01, 8.02 and/or IFD can be considered for MTO updation depending upon the project delivery requirement.

9

MTO Stage-3 (After 60% to 90% stage)

9.01

MTO at 8.03 is updated based on the IFC P&IDs and compared with ed MTO (Comply with section3) for the lines that are completely modeled. Additional items/quantities are identified. Piping items identified for substitution is verified and incorporated in the MTO where order cancellation of the

9.02

surplus items is not possible as confirmed by procurement.

10

MTO Stage-4 (After 90% to 100% stage)

10.01

Ensure 90% model review comments are updated and all

isometrics are checked. Final (Pipe, flange, valves, fitting, etc.) MTO is 10.02

ed from 3D model (Comply with section-3).

10.03

Final MTO at 10.02 is compare with MTO at 9.01 & 6.02 and discrepancies are verified and taken care in final MTO or P&ID mark-up given to process for as-built. Prepared By

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