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Statutory Requirements in INDIA

S. K. NandyAddl. Director (Engg)


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Outline

OISD & Its Activities

Statutory Requirements in offshorepipelines and facilities.

Statutory requirements in onshore pipelines

, storage and facilities.

OISD Standards for pipelines.

Summary


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OISD & Its Activities A technical directorate under MoP&NG,

Govt. of India. Development of standards, Safety audits,

Incident Investigations, Training , Safety

Performance Evaluation. Association with PSA, Norway; BOEMRE, USA

& HSE UK .

Members of ASME, IRF & WLPGA


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Statutory Regulations-

Offshore Pipelines & Facilities Oil Fields (Regulation & Development) Act

1948.

Petroleum & Natural Gas Rules, 1959.

Petroleum & Natural Gas (Safety in Offshore

o OISD is the competent authority to exercise powers andfunctions .

Mines Act 1952.

Oil Mines Regulations, 1984o DGMS is the competent authority to exercise powers and

functions


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Statutory Regulations- On Shore Pipelines,

Storage & facilities

Petroleum Act1934.

Petroleum Rules, 2002.

o CCE is the competent authority to exercisepowers and functions.

The Environment ( Protection ) Act1986.

Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 . Pet. & Nat. Gas Regulatory Act,2006

The Explosives Act1984.

Petroleum and Explosives Safety Org .

Petroleum & Minerals Pipelines Act1962.


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Statutory Regulation- Pipelines Contd

The Water Act1974 and Air Act1981.

State Pollution Control Boards.

Costal Regulatory Zone under Environment (

Protection ) Act1986.

a e o u on on ro oar . Contract Labour Act1970.

State Lab. Commissioner.

Factories Act1948.o DG, Factory Advisory & Labour Institute

o Chief Inspector of Factories.


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Statutory Regulations-Pipelines Contd

The Indian Electricity Act,1910.

The Indian Electricity Rule,1956.

o CEA is the competent authority to exercisepowers and functions.

Manuf., Strg. & Imp of Haz. Chem Rule,1989.

Gas Cylinder Rule2004.

National Highway Act 1956.

Railway Act1989.

Building and Other Construction Workers

Act1996.


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OISD STANDARDS : DESIGN OF PIPELINES

141 : Design & Const. req. for liquid hydrocarbon

pipelines other than LPG.

214 : LPG Pipelines226 : Natural Gas Transmission Pipelines and City

gas Distribution Networks.

117: Fire protections system for storage & distribution,tank farm and pipeline installations.

118 : Layout for Oil and Gas Installation.

195 : Gas Compressor stations & Terminal.

149 : Safety In Electrical System.

192 : Safety practices during construction.


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OISD STANDARDS : INSP. OF PIPELINES

105 : Work Permit system

138 : Onshore Pipeline.

139 : Offshore Pipelines & SPMs

140 : Un loading / loading pipelines at Jetty.

188 : Corrosion monitoring for pipelines

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125 : Mechanical seals

128-130 : Pressure Vessels, Tanks , Pipe, valves & fittings

137 : Electrical Equipment.

153 : Safety Instrumentation system.

178 : Management of Change.


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New Statutory Requirements- Fire

Fighting System - STD-117

Tank Farm Having 30,000 KL (8 mg) +.

Two Fire Contingencies. For Pipeline terminal , 10.2 lpm /m2 of pump shed

area to be considered.

Supplementary stream to be considered for 4hydrants + 1 monitor.

Hydrocarbon Detectors .

Remote operated high volume long range monitors .


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Panipat

Guwahati

Nahorkatiya

Mathura

Barauni

Kanpur

Bhatinda

Kandla

Chaksu

Ahmedabad

Jalandhar

Jodhpur

Budge

Kot

Delhi

BongaigaonSiliguri

Meerut

Sidhpur

Digboi

Tinsukia

Navagam

TundlaLucknow

Sanganer

Rajbandh

Najibabad

RoorkeeAmbala

Sangrur

Rewari

Ajmer

Chittaurgarh

Mundra

LoniShahjahanpur

Jagdishpur

Numaligarh

Ratlam

Liquid Pipeline: 18,500 KM approx.

Gas Pipeline : 9,000 KM approx.

Mumbai

Vizag

Koyali

HaldiaManmad

Vijayawada

Kochi

Vadinar

Budge

Karur

Chennai

MumbaiHigh

Uran

Ankleshwar

Mangalore Bangalore

Secunderabad

Indore

Pune

aur gram

Dahej

Coimbatore

Sankari Asanur

Trichy

Madurai

Paradip

amnagar

Hazira

PakniHazarwadi

Offshore Pipeline : 1,200 Km appx.


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Summary

Pipelines in India are laid adhering to the

sat regulations mentioned.

Where ever need is felt these regulations areamended from time to time.

Additional OISD Standards are bein made

statutory through amendment of regulations.

ASME Standards form basis for design ofpipelines in India.

More association with ASME.


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