SOP S1-6230

What are abnormal conditions?

What is required when taking an LNG storage tank out of service for maintenance or repair?

When is warming and cooldown procedure necessary for an LNG storage tank?

Do FNG LNG storage tanks operate year-round?

What is required when warming or depressurizing an FNG LNG storage tank?

What is the Maximum Allowable Operating Pressure (MAOP) for Distribution Pressure?

What is the typical operating pressure for Distribution Pressure at Site #1?

What gas detection procedures are in place?

What happens when gas detectors reach 50% LEL?

What is the SOP for flame detectors activation due to fire?

What are the specific steps outlined in the procedure for false detections caused by low temperature, glaring sun, or other causes?

What is the proper PPE and ventilation in case of accidental release of polypropylene glycol?

What is the recommended time to change the filter element in Master Meter Dry Gas Filters?

Procedures for Abnormal Operating Conditions in LNG Storage and Distribution

Abnormal conditions are controllable conditions that could cause a safety issue but have not reached an emergency level.
Taking an LNG storage tank out of service for maintenance or repair requires a written detailed procedure.
Warming and cooldown procedures are necessary when an LNG storage tank requires maintenance or repair and has been out of service, respectively.
FNG LNG storage tanks are operational year-round, and warming or depressurizing them requires a detailed written procedure.
Abnormal operating conditions may exist if Distribution Pressure exceeds its Maximum Allowable Operating Pressure (60 psi).
Distribution Pressure at Site #1 is typically operated at 45-50 psi, well below the MAOP of 60 psi.
Gas detection procedures are in place for levels between 25% and 50% LEL and levels over 50% LEL.
The ESD system automatically shuts down all valves tied to the ESD system when gas detectors reach 50% LEL.
Flame detectors activation due to fire requires following SOP 1112 - Fire Protection Plan.
False detections caused by low temperature, glaring sun, or other causes require specific steps outlined in the procedure.
Polypropylene glycol is used in the system and requires proper PPE and ventilation in case of accidental release.
Good engineering practice suggests changing the filter element in Master Meter Dry Gas Filters at half of its collapsible differential pressure of 12.5 PSIG.

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