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Be st Practice 1 0.12         The Post-Shipment Phase: Installation, Pre-Commissioning, Commissioning and Start-up Best Practices


        Compressor liquid seal                               Compressor liquid seal oil systems

        Parameter                       Limits               Parameters                    Limits
        1. Gas side seal oil/gas P                             . 1  l i O  s i v  c o  y t i s  f f o  s p e c  5 0 %
           bushing                      < 12 ft. (3.5m)       2. Oil fl sa  h  p  t n i o  b  o l e  w  2 0 0°F (100°C)
           mechanical contact           < 20 psi (140 kpa)    3. Auxiliary oil pump operating yes/no operating
        2. Atmospheric bushing oil drain  200°F (95°C)        4. Bypass valve position (P.D. pumps) change > 20%
          temperature                                         5. Temperature control valve position  closed, supply temperature
        3. Seal oil valve  position     > 25% position                                    130°F (55°C)
                                        change                6. Filter P                 2 5  p  d i s  1 (  7 0  k p a  ) g
        4. Gas side seal oil leakage    > 20 gpd per seal     7. Seal oil valve position  change > 20% open
                                                                                          (supply)
         supply valve  25%
                                                                                          > 20% closed (return)
        return valve  25%
                                                              8. Seal oil drainer condition  (proper operation)
        Note this assumes compressor reference gas pressure stays  9. Constant level (yes/no)  level should be observed
        constant
                                                             10. Observed level (yes/no)  level should not be
                                                                                          constant
       Fig 10.11.15   Condition monitoring parameters and their alarm limits  11. Time between drains  approximately 1 hour
                                                                                          (depends on drainer
                                                                                          volume)

                                                            Fig 10.11.16   Condition monitoring parameters and their alarm limits








         Best Practice 10.12

         Conduct mini information sessions for operators on new  Lessons Learned
         equipment monitoring requirements, and any reliability  Lack of operator awareness of machinery design basis
         issues that produce a ‘bad actor’ (more than one machin-  leads to reduced machinery safety and reliability. Short,
         ery failure per year).                             practical and informative ‘function awareness’ sessions
           Identify any significant reliability issues that have occurred during  are appreciated by operations and result in increased
         start-up and/or plant operation.                   machinery safety and reliability.
           Team up with the appropriate disciplines to develop a mini (1 hour)
         information PowerPoint presentation that will present the design and  Benchmarks
         operation principles connected with the reliability issue.  This best practice has been used since the mid-1990s to increase oper-
           Present these mini information sessions to each shift of plant op-
         erators to ensure functional awareness of the affected components  ational awareness of machinery component function, which has resulted
                                                            in optimum safety and reliability of machinery (reliability > 99.7%).
         and of corrective measures to prevent recurrence of the problem.


       B.P. 10.12. Supporting Material
                                                                      Typical Refinery Mini Information Session –
       Contained in this section are two examples of mini information
       sessions that were presented to operations in a refinery after         Hydraulic Disturbances
       these issues had caused reduced machinery safety and
       reliability.
                                                                                Presented by

                                                                                Bill Forsthoffer
                                                                               October 11,1998


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