Flange Management Training Program 0

FLANGE MANAGEMENT TRAINING PROGRAM
SATAH AL RAZBOOT FIELD DEVELOPMENT PROJECT PKG-4
HYUNDAI ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION Co. LTD
June 2017
Prepared by:
Francisco Habon Jr
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I. PURPOSE
The purpose of this internal training program is to train HDEC pe

rsonnel involved in all Flange Management Inspection by providi
ng sufficient knowledge in flange face inspection, bolt torqueing
and tensioning.
This training will focus on the project specification, procedures,

method statement and general practices.
II. REFERENCE PROCEDURES, SPECIFICATIONS, AND CODES
1. Procedures & Method Statement s

AD204-600-G-09513 Rev 0 Flange Management System
AD204-600-G-09690 Rev B Method Statement for Bolt Tensioning and Torqueing
2. Project Specifications
AD204-600-G-02727 Rev 2 Piping Classification Addendum to SP 1131
3. Governing Codes
ASME B16.5 Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings NPS ½” Through NPS 24
ASME B16.47 Large Diameter Steel Flanges NPS 26” Through NPS 60
ASME/ANSI B107.14 Hand Torque Tools
PFI ES 03 Fabricating Tolerances
ASME PCC-1-2010 Guidelines for Pressure Boundary Bolted Flange Joint Assem
bly
III. TRAINING PARTS
A. Flange Face Inspection

1. General Requirements
2. Permissible Imperfections
3. Fabricating Tolerance
4. IPCS Report
B. Bolt Torqueing
2. Recommended Bolt Torqueing Sequence
3. Torque Values
4. IPCS Report
C. Bolt Tensioning
2. Assembly Instruction
3. Tension Values
4. IPCS Report
A. FLANGE FACE INSPECTION
General Requirements
The following criteria shall be checked prior to closing flange mating parts:
 Check internal cleanliness prior to bolt tightening.

 For orifice flanges, ensure that internal flush grinding is completed prior to bolt tightening.
 Check materials in accordance to approved ISO drawings:
a. Gasket type, size, color code
b. Bolt size, grade, length, color code
c. Flange type, rating, size
 Check the flange face condition prior to bolt tightening. It must be clean and free from damag
es. (See ASME B16.5 Table 3. Permissible Imperfections in Flange Facing Finish)
 Ensure alignment is acceptable prior to bolt tightening. (Refer to PFI ES-3)
GUIDELINES FOR DEFECTS as per ASME PCC-1-2010
ASME PCC-1-2010 Appendix-E

FLANGED JOINT ALIGNMENT GUIDELINE
ASME PCC-1-2010 Appendix-E

ASME B16.5 Table-3 (Permissible Imperfections in Flange Facing Finish)
Fabricating Tolerance: Refer to PFI-ES-3 Fig 1

IPCS Report
Review Points for Flange Face Inspection Report:
 ISO Dwg. No.

 Revision
 Material class
 Flange size
 Stage of inspection
 Gasket type
 Bolt/Nut size, grade, length
IPCS Report
SAMPLE: FLANGE FACE INSPECTION REPORT

B. BOLT TORQUEING
General Requirements/Check points for Bolt Torqueing:
 Basic Requirements for Bolt Torqueing:
 Bolt sizes less than 1.25” are required bolt torqueing.
 Bolt torqueing can proceed only if Flange Face Inspection is completed.
 Bolt length shall be evenly distributed.
 Bolt torqueing shall be carried out as per AD204-600-G-09690 (Method St
atement for Bolt Tensioning/Torquing):
Recommended Bolt Torqueing Sequence
Torque Values
 Torque values shall be in accordance to Appendix A of AD204-600-G-02725.
 For GRE piping, torque values shall be as per vendor’s recommendation.
 For Kroll & Ziller type gasket, torque values shall be as per vendor’s
recommendation.
Bolt torque value for Glass-Fiber Reinforced Epoxy as per FPI

recommendation.
SAMPLE: BOLT TORQUING INSPECTION REPORT

General Requirements/Check Point for Bolt Tensioning:
 Bolt sizes 1.25” and larger are required bolt hydraulic bolt tensioning.
 Prior to tensioning bolts, hydraulic pump, interconnection hose, bridge, puller,
head and socket shall be checked for any damage or imperfections.
 Bolt tensioning can proceed only if Flange Face Inspection is completed.
 Soft brushing of stud bolts and nuts will be required to remove solid particles.
 Bolt tensioning shall be carried out as per AD204-600-G-09690 (Method
Statement for Bolt Tensioning/Torqueing)
 Always check calibration certificates of the gage installed on the hydraulic pump.
Assembly instructions:
 Bolts shall be free running and in good engagement with the tensioner.
 Assemble the bolt with minimum one bolt diameter on the end to be
tensioned and minimum one thread at un-tensioned end.
 Position the socket over the hexagon nut
 Place the hydraulic head and bridge assembly over the bolt.
 Locate the end of the bolt with the puller and screw down onto the ram.
 Connect the hydraulic coupling. Apply the tightening oil pressure. Turn the
hexagon nut using a tommy bar until the nut tightens onto the flange.
 Remove the tool.
Above instruction shall be repeated as per the tensioning plan until all bolts are
evenly tensioned.
Assembly instructions: (by HI-FORCE)

Tension Values:
 The amount of pressure to be set on the hydraulic pump is calculated by

using vendor software (Asset55). The parameters considered for calculation
are as follows:
1. Flange spec/type/size/rating/facing
2. Gasket type
3. Bolt Qty., thread type, grade
4. Operating service conditions
5. Decision b/n 50% or 25% depending on availability of load
cells
Snap shot of Asset 55 for calculating pressure to be applied on the hydraulic pump.
Tension Values: Sample calculated tension value

Pass 1 Pass 2 Pass 3 Pass 4
/Check Pass
Tension 480 380 Note 1 Note 2
Tool Press
ure
1500 1000 Note 1 Note 2
Note 1 Values available for 25%

Note 2 Value for checking Pass 1, 2, &3. Equivalent to Pass 4
Acceptance Criteria:
Tensioning is acceptable after application of check pass to
Pass 1, 2, & 3 and all nuts are tight. If found loose, the whole
sequence shall be repeated until check pass is satisfied.
Decision of tensioning percentage/pass

SAMPLE: BOLT TENSIONING INSPECTION REPORT
Flange Traceability Identification Tagging
An identification tag shall be installed on every flange joint after the completing the
torque/tensioning work displaying the joint number, torque value applied, tightening
technician and date of joint torque completed.
This requires the joint to be physically tagged so that its identity is clear and visible at
the joint location including a unique Joint ID number in order that it can be
recognized the joint database in IPCS.
IPCS DATA CONTROL
Flange Face Inspection
Step 2. Enter joint information

Step 1. Select joints to notify
Step 3. Notify for inspection
- Input all data for Bolt Torqueing except torqueing value (by construction)
Step 4. QC input inspection

result
Steps 1,2,3 & 4 above shall be repeated for

Bolt Torqueing/ Tensioning considering the
following stages:
 Flange Inspection= For Flange Face Inspection
 Construction= For Bolt torqueing / tensioning
 Reinstatement= After Hydro test
 Commissioning= for flanged joints dismantled
and reinstated by commissioning team (mostly
for cleaning purposes)

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FLANGE MANAGEMENT TRAINING PROGRAM

SATAH AL RAZBOOT FIELD DEVELOPMENT PROJECT PKG-4

HYUNDAI ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION Co. LTD

The purpose of this internal training program is to train HDEC pe

This training will focus on the project specification, procedures,

II. REFERENCE PROCEDURES, SPECIFICATIONS, AND CODES

1. Procedures & Method Statement s

III. TRAINING PARTS

A. Flange Face Inspection

A. FLANGE FACE INSPECTION

 Check internal cleanliness prior to bolt tightening.

ASME PCC-1-2010 Appendix-E

FLANGED JOINT ALIGNMENT GUIDELINE

ASME PCC-1-2010 Appendix-E

Fabricating Tolerance: Refer to PFI-ES-3 Fig 1

Review Points for Flange Face Inspection Report:

 ISO Dwg. No.

SAMPLE: FLANGE FACE INSPECTION REPORT

Bolt torque value for Glass-Fiber Reinforced Epoxy as per FPI

SAMPLE: BOLT TORQUING INSPECTION REPORT

General Requirements/Check Point for Bolt Tensioning:

Assembly instructions: (by HI-FORCE)

 The amount of pressure to be set on the hydraulic pump is calculated by

Tension Values: Sample calculated tension value

Tension 480 380 Note 1 Note 2

Note 1 Values available for 25%

Decision of tensioning percentage/pass

Flange Face Inspection

Step 2. Enter joint information

Step 4. QC input inspection

Steps 1,2,3 & 4 above shall be repeated for

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