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| required to close within 2 minutes after the SSV closes. |
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| monitors the combustible gas accumulation in a building and other locations of the platform. |
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| LEL of natural gas (Methane) is _______ % by volume |
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| Toxic Gas Detection (OSH) |
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| System capable of sensing a minimum of 10 ppm of H2S in the atmosphere |
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| Activate audible and visual alarms when the concentration of H2S in the atmosphere reaches ______ |
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| Tested every 14 day and also @ least once every 24 hours when conducting wireline or other workover operations |
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| installed on atmospheric sumps for the purpose of safely dissipating hydrocarbon vapors and preventing Overpressure and Underpressure |
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| installed in the well-bore below the wellhead, to prevent uncontrolled well flow, in the event of an emergency situation. |
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| SSSV must be _______ ft or more below the mud line & within 2 days after production is established. |
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| 400cc of liquid or 15 scf of gas per minute |
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| SSSV allowable leakage rate or tolerance |
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| Surface Controlled Subsurface Safety Valves (SCSSV) |
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| SSSV in the well-bore that is controlled by hydraulic fluid pressure from a Hydraulic Control Panel on the platform. |
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| ESD system and/or a fire loop (TSE) |
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| SCSSV should shut in when activated by ______ & must close in not more than 2 minutes after the shut-in signal has closed the SSV. |
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| SubSurface Control Subsurface Safety Valve (SSCSV) |
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AKA Velocity Valve or Storm Choke
Excessive well flow (high flow velocity) will result in the valve
closing. |
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| Landing Nipple or in the tubing itself |
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| SSCSV can be installed in a _____ or _______ |
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| List 3 Fire Detection System |
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| required in all building enclosures where ventilation cannot prevent 25% of the lower explosive limit of hydrocarbon vapors. |
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1. ESD System (Emergency Shutdown)
2. Fire Detection System (TSE/USH/YSH)
3. Combustible Gas Detection (ASH)
4. Adequate Ventilation
5. Containment System
6. Sumps
7. SSSV (Subsurface Safety Valve) |
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| activated it will initiate shutdown of all wells (SSVs and SCSSVs) and other production process systems, including all pipeline SDVs. |
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1. Production Process Equipment
2. Compressors and Pumps
3. Pipeline SDV
4. All Wellhead SSVs |
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| 4 things that need to shut in Within 45 seconds of an ESD activation |
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| a designed temperature (160 degree F) |
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Fusible elements normally are metallic plugs/caps that melt
at ____ temperature |
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1. Flame (USH)
2. Thermal (TSH)
3. Smoke (YSH) |
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| 3 Pneumatic fusible element (TSE) systems or electrical fire detection devices |
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| Electrical Fire Detection |
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| devices utilized to activate alarms, initiate shut-in actions, or activate fire suppression systems. |
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| prevent the escape of gas from sumps through the drains. |
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| equipped with an automatic discharge to handle maximum inflow. |
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| pressure vessel designed to handle the maximum instantaneous flow rate to remove any liquid hydrocarbons If gas is discharged from a pressure vessel |
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| used in Vent systems to reduce the danger of combustion within the component from an external ignition source. |
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| provides control medium for the surface safety system and provides the power at an adequate pressure to operate actuators on control and shutdown valves, plus safety devices |
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| If ________ is a pneumatic supply source, designed to prevent the mixing of air and hydrocarbon gases, from process or utility system |
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