ABOVEGROUND WELDED STEEL STORAGE TANKS (LOW-STRENGTH STEEL AND STAINLESS STEEL) DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION

MARCH 1993

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. 2. 3. 4. Scope References General Design 4.1 Design Loading 4.2 Shells 4.3 Roofs 4.4 Bottoms 4.5 Nozzles 5. Materials 5.1 General 5.2 Bolting 6. Erection, Welding, Repairs, and Tolerances 6.1 Erection 6.2 Welding 6.3 Repairs 6.4 Tolerances 7. Inspection and Testing 7.1 Radiographic Inspection 7.2 Testing 8. Tank Appurtenances 8.1 General 8.2 Connections and Manholes 8.3 Venting 8.4 Fire Protection Systems 8.5 Stairways, Ladders, and Platforms 8.6 Insulated Tanks 8.7 Level Gages and Alarms 9. Vendor Data Appendix A List of Mobil Guides With Information Applicable to Tanks Appendix B Mobil Hydrostatic Tank Leak Test

1. SCOPE This Guide defines requirements for the design, fabrication, erection, and testing of aboveground, welded, vertical, cylindrical atmospheric storage tanks fabricated of low strength carbon steel [minimum specified yield strength less than 262 MPa (38,000 psi)] and austenitic stainless steel. Tanks for refrigerated products below a temperature of 5C (41F) are not included. 2. REFERENCES The following publications form a part of this Guide. Unless otherwise specified herein, use the latest edition.
Mobil Engineering Guides EGE 00-C-4 EGE 14-B-2 EGE 14-D-1 EGE 14-S-1 EGE 14-S-2 EGE 14-S-3 EGE 14-S-4 Equipment Purchases General Engineering Requirements Aboveground Welded Steel Storage Tanks (High-Strength Steels) Design and Construction Welded Storage Tank Data Sheet Storage Tanks Location of Shell and Bottom Connections and Appurtenances Storage Tanks Location of Roof Connections and Appurtenances Storage Tanks Water Drawoff Arrangements Storage Tanks Separate Suction and Inlet Piping

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EGE 14-S-5 EGE 14-S-6 EGE 14-S-7 EGE 14-S-8 EGE 14-S-9 EGE 14-S-10 EGE 14-S-11 EGE 14-S-12 EGE 14-S-13 EGE 14-S-14 EGE 14-S-15 EGE 14-S-16 EGE 32-B-19 EGE 32-B-20 EGE 35-B-1 EGE 35-B-2 EGS 626 EGS 1060 EGS 1210 EGS 1230
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Storage Tanks Combination Suction and Inlet Piping Storage Tanks High Suction Connection for Cone Roof Tank Storage Tanks Stripping Arrangements Storage Tanks Foam Connections Storage Tanks Gaging Datum Plate Storage Tanks Ground Reading Averaging Thermometer Storage Tanks Suction Line for Tanks with Type 3 Bottom Storage Tanks External Floating Roofs Storage Tanks Internal Floating Roofs Storage Tanks Aluminum Dome Roofs Storage Tanks Tank Bottom Elevated for Leak Detection Storage Tanks Double Steel Bottom with Liner and Leak Detection Instrumentation Storage Tank Level Gaging Instrumentation Storage Tank Level Alarms Painting General Requirements Painting Coating and Lining of Storage Tanks Fire Protection Storage Tanks Cathodic Protection of Aboveground Storage Tanks Tank Foundation Systems Containment Systems for Aboveground Storage Tanks

API (American Petroleum Institute) Standards Std 602 Std 650 Std 2000 Compact Steel Gate Valves Welded Steel Tanks for Oil Storage Venting Atmospheric and Low-Pressure Storage Tanks

ASCE (American Society of Civil Engineers) Standard Std 7-88 Minimum Design Loads for Buildings and Other Structures

ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials) Standards A123 A153 A307 Zinc (Hot-Dip Galvanized) Coatings on Iron and Steel Products Zinc Coating (Hot-Dip) on Iron and Steel Hardware Carbon Steel Bolts and Studs, 60,000 PSI Tensile Strength

3. GENERAL 3.1 Tanks shall be furnished in accordance with project specifications and this Guide. Design, fabrication, inspection, and testing shall be in accordance with API Standard 650, as modified herein. Statutory regulations shall have precedence over less-restrictive requirements. 3.2 3.3 The requirements of EGE 00-C-4 shall apply except as amended herein. External painting and internal coating shall be in accordance with EGE 35-B-1 and EGE 35-B-2.

3.4 The 14-S Series Guides listed in Section 2 are mandatory whenever the roofs, bottoms, or appurtenances that they apply to are required. 3.5 A minimum corrosion allowance of 1.5 mm (1/16 in.) shall be provided on carbon steel shells, bottoms, and welded components contacted by the liquid (except floating roofs), even if internally coated. Corrosion allowances specified on EGE 14-D-1 shall govern if larger or of greater extent (e.g., roof corrosion

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allowance). 3.6 Appendix A is a listing of the Mobil Guides with information applicable to tanks. Mobil or the general contractor shall reference the applicable Equipment Guides and extract information from the applicable Systems Guides for inclusion in the project specifications. 4. DESIGN 4.1 Design Loading

4.1.1 When design for earthquakes is required, the design criteria of API Standard 650, Appendix E shall be used. 4.1.2 Wind and earthquake loading shall not be applied simultaneously.

4.1.3 Wind, snow, and vacuum shall be included in the roof live load [API Standard 650 minimum is 2 122 kg/m (25 psf)]. 4.1.4 Overturning and sliding stability and the need for anchor bolts shall be based on the empty tank in the corroded condition. 4.2 Shells

4.2.1 The maximum permissible product specific gravity based on actual shell thickness less corrosion allowance shall be shown on the nameplate. 4.2.2 Calculations for intermediate windgirders for tanks where the shell corrosion allowance exceeds 1.5 mm (1/16 in.) shall be based on the nominal shell thickness minus the corrosion allowance. 4.3 4.3.1 Roofs Freely vented cone roofs shall be frangible as defined in API 650.

4.3.2 Floating roofs, internal floating roofs, and aluminum dome roofs shall be in accordance with EGE 14-S-12, EGE 14-S-13, and EGE 14-S-14, respectively. 4.3.3 Where an internal coating for a fixed carbon steel roof would be required, one of the following shall be used: (a) A steel roof with any support members being external, usually a dome or umbrella roof. Roof plates shall be fillet welded on both sides or butt welded. Any support members shall be continuously welded to the roof and have drain slots. (b) An aluminum dome roof, if appropriate to resist the corrosive condensation anticipated. If the aluminum dome roof is appropriate, bids for both types of roof shall be obtained and compared using higher maintenance costs for the steel roof. 4.4 Bottoms

When leak detection and/or secondary containment are required, one of the following alternatives shall be specified:

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An elevated tank bottom (see EGE 14-S-15, generally for small tanks on concrete pads). A double steel bottom (see EGE 14-S-16).

(c) One of the alternatives in EGS 1230 (i.e., impervious liner in the foundation, impervious concrete pad, etc.). 4.5 Nozzles

The tank vendor shall provide the following API Standard 650, Appendix P information for bottom shell course nozzles NPS 6 (NPS = nominal pipe size, inches) and larger on tanks with design temperatures greater than 66C (150F) or of high-strength steels (EGE 14-B-2): (a) (b) Nozzle rotations, deflections, and stiffness coefficients. Nomograms of the allowable loads (see API Standard 650, Figures P-5A and P-5B).

For nozzles other than those noted above, the piping designer is responsible for the Appendix P analysis. 5. MATERIALS 5.1 General

5.1.1 A mild carbon steel material other than those listed in API Standard 650 may also be used, with prior Mobil approval, provided it substantially conforms to the chemical and mechanical properties of one of the materials listed in API Standard 650. 5.1.2 For services requiring austenitic stainless steel tanks, the type of steel shall be specified on EGE 14-D-1. Substitutions require Mobil approval. API Standard 650, Section 2, is not applicable to stainless steels. 5.1.3 Stainless steel weld metal requirements are as follows: (a) The filler metal chemical composition shall match that of the base material. Higher-alloy filler metals may be used if approved by Mobil. (b) The ferrite content of the deposited welds shall be within the 5 to 15 percent range.

(c) Type 309 or Inco A filler metal shall be used when joining carbon steel and austenitic stainless steel. 5.2 Bolting

All carbon steel bolting for flanged connections shall conform to ASTM A307, Grade B. Bolts shall consist of regular unfinished machine bolts with one heavy semifinished hex nut. 6. ERECTION, WELDING, REPAIRS, AND TOLERANCES 6.1 6.1.1 Erection No holes shall be made in shell plates for erection purposes.

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6.1.2 After windgirder completion, the windgirders shall be flooded with water and areas that accumulate water shall be marked. A drain hole of 16 mm (5/8 in.) minimum diameter shall be located in the low spot of each area, prior to painting, to completely drain the girders. 6.2 6.2.1 6.2.2 Welding Weld undercuts are not permitted. Flux cored welding requires Mobil approval.

6.2.3 All weld bevels and weld surfaces shall be free of cracks, excessive porosity, slag inclusions, and other defects indicative of poor workmanship. 6.2.4 Fillet welds for attachments shall be continuous on all sides. Windgirders shall be seal welded to the shell on the windgirder underside. 6.2.5 Internal and external welds to be coated or painted shall have neither sharp edges nor excessive weld metal buildup. 6.2.6 Supplemental welding requirements applicable to shell joints are as follows: (a) In general, square-groove butt joints shall be permitted to a maximum plate thickness of 6 mm (1/4 in.). However, this may be increased to a 9 mm (3/8 in.) plate thickness if automatic welding machines are used, or if one side of the weld is backgouged to form a groove. (b) Automatic welding of vertical joints in tanks in accordance with API Standard 650, Appendix A or J, does not require Mobil approval. In all other cases, automatic welding of vertical joints is limited to tank minimum design metal temperatures warmer than 10C (50F) and is not permitted unless specifically approved by Mobil. Submittals for approval shall include the following: (1) Minimum expected Charpy V-notch impact energy base material, weld material, and heat-affected zone at the minimum design temperature. (2) Welding procedures proposed, including any preheat, and the resultant mechanical properties of welded joints. (3) Methods of quality control during tank erection, such as production weld test plates, ultrasonic inspection, and magnetic particle inspection. (4) List of other tanks with similar materials and welding procedures.

6.2.7 When impact testing of the base material is required, production weld test plates shall be made, tested, and results reported to Mobil prior to tank erection as follows: (a) The test plates made shall represent the bottom-course, mid-course, and top-course vertical and horizontal weld seams. (b) Each test plate shall be from one of the heats that produced the plates for the tank. It shall be welded in the field using the same qualified welding procedure, joint detail, number of weld layers, position, and consumables required for the tank joint. 6.2.8 Weld interpass temperature for stainless steel is limited to 177C (350F).

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No mechanical caulking or peening shall be permitted. 6.4 Tolerances

6.4.1 Dimensional tolerances, including those on weld reinforcement, shall be in accordance with API Standard 650, with the following modifications: (a) Tolerance for banding shall be 9 mm (3/8 in.) maximum.

(b) The top of the shell relative to the bottom of the shell shall not be out of plumb by more than 50 mm (2 in.). (c) No single shell course shall be out of plumb by more than 1/250 of the course height. Plumbness shall be measured and reported to Mobil immediately after erection of each shell course at intervals not to exceed one-half of the shell plate width. 6.4.2 Cone roofs shall have no depressions in which water can accumulate.

7. INSPECTION AND TESTING 7.1 Radiographic Inspection

Radiographic inspection of butt joints shall be in accordance with API Standard 650 and the following supplemental requirements: (a) Spot radiographs shall show 150 mm (6 in.) minimum weld length. The film for spot radiographs at junctions between vertical and horizontal joints shall be positioned with the greater length on the vertical seam. (b) For manually welded joints, radiographic inspection requirements shall apply to each welder.

(c) For automatically welded horizontal joints, one spot radiograph shall be taken in the first 3 m (10 ft) of weld after each setup of the automatic welder. (d) For automatically welded vertical joints in API Standard 650, Appendix A construction, the requirements of API Standard 650, Paragraph 6.1.2.2b, shall apply. 7.2 Testing

7.2.1 Tank bottom welds shall be tested using vacuum test equipment with a vacuum of 35 to 48 kPa (5 to 7 psi). The bottom-to-shell weld(s) shall be tested using penetrating oil after completion of the inner fillet weld and vacuum test equipment on the completed weld. 7.2.2 A hydrotest shall be conducted on field-fabricated tanks and on shop-fabricated tanks after they have been placed on their foundations. Fresh water shall be used and, for austenitic stainless steel tanks, the chloride content shall be less than 50 ppm. 7.2.3 Hydrotest settlement readings shall be taken for every 2.4 m (8 ft) fill increment and just before draining is begun at the following number of equal spaces, N, around the tank: N = D/3 (D = diameter in meters)

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N = D/10 (D = diameter in feet) Round N to the nearest even integer, but to not less than four. If settlement around the shell exceeds 1 in 180 for fixed roof tanks or 1 in 360 for floating roof tanks filling shall be stopped and Mobil notified. Hydrotest water shall be held for one day unless settlement is occurring or as noted in Paragraph 7.2.4. 7.2.4 Tanks shall be tested for bottom leaks using the Mobil Hydrostatic Tank Leak Test in accordance with Appendix B, or a Mobil-approved alternative test. Where this test will not be performed, the hydrotest shall be held for the following times and checked for level drops indicating leakage: Tank Diameter < 7.5 m (25 ft) 7.5 m (25 ft) to 15 m (50 ft) 15 m (50 ft) to 21 m (70 ft) > 21 m (70 ft) to 30 m (100 ft) > 30 m (100 ft) Holding Time 1 day 2 days 3 days 5 days 7 days

7.2.5 All of the above tests shall be performed prior to any painting or coating of the welds being tested, except as noted in Paragraph B-3.2 or if otherwise specified. 8. TANK APPURTENANCES 8.1 8.1.1 General Appurtenances shall be furnished as specified on EGE 14-D-1.

8.1.2 Shell and bottom connections and appurtenances shall be in accordance with EGE 14-S-1 unless otherwise specified. 8.1.3 Roof connections and appurtenances shall be in accordance with EGE 14-S-2 unless otherwise specified. 8.2 Connections and Manholes

8.2.1 Threaded connections on the shell are limited to NPS 1, 11/2, and 2 except for the nonfreezing type of water drawoff valves. Nozzles shall be of the API regular type. 8.2.2 Water drawoff valve connections for freezing areas shall be in accordance with EGE 14-S-3.

8.2.3 Connections for the Mobil Hydrostatic Tank Leak Test shall be provided in accordance with Figure 1, unless otherwise specified. 8.3 Venting

8.3.1 Vents for fixed roof tanks shall be sized in accordance with API Standard 2000. Flame arresters shall not be supplied unless specified and approved by Mobil. All tank vents, including those on internal floating roof tanks, shall be screened with coarse mesh stainless steel screen. Tank vents shall not be located closer to stairs or platforms than as shown in EGS 14-S-2.

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8.3.2 Fixed roof hot-oil and slop-oil tanks shall have added venting capacity. A minimum of one of the roof manways shall be a venting-type manway to vent small pressure surges caused by steam or lighter products entering the tanks. 8.4 Fire Protection Systems

Fire protection systems shall be in accordance with EGS 626 and EGE 14-S-8. 8.5 Stairways, Ladders, and Platforms

8.5.1 Galvanized open grating shall be used on stair treads, rolling ladders, and platforms. However, a nonzinc paint, rather than galvanizing, shall be used on stainless steel tanks or where sour (sulfurcontaining) fluids are present. Galvanizing shall be in accordance with ASTM A123 for grating and structural parts and with ASTM A153 for hardware. 8.5.2 Railings shall be provided on the open sides of all exposed stairways, stair platforms, and gaging/sampling areas on cone roofs (see EGE 14-S-2). An intermediate rail is not required unless the spacing of the posts exceeds 225 mm (9 in.) on center. 8.5.3 When the roof slope of a cone roof exceeds 1:12, or when snow or icing conditions are expected, provide access to roof gages, gage hatches, and the manway or combination manway/vent nearest the roof stair by platforms with grating. 8.5.4 8.5.5 8.6 Rolling ladders on open-top floating roof tanks shall have self-leveling nonskid treads. A fixed stair rise shall not exceed 45 degrees and the treads shall be of the nonskid type. Insulated Tanks

8.6.1 Stair treads shall not be welded to the shell. They shall be mounted on a stringer supported from the shell at no less than 3 m (10 ft) intervals, with 75 mm (3 in.) clearance from the insulation. 8.6.2 Insulation flashing at the top of the shell shall be in accordance with Figure 2.

8.6.3 The distance between flange bolting and the insulation shall be sufficient to allow insertion of a box wrench. 8.7 Level Gages and Alarms

Level gages and alarms shall be in accordance with EGE 32-B-19 and EGE 32-B-20. 9. VENDOR DATA 9.1 Mobil or the engineering contractor shall provide a completed EGE 14-D-1 for each tank. The information on EGE 14-D-1 shall be shown in the vendors general assembly drawing. The applicable sketches from EGE 14-S-1 through EGE 14-S-16 shall be noted on EGE 14-D-1.

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FIGURE 1 MOBIL HYDROSTATIC LEAK TEST CONNECTIONS

FIGURE 2 SHELL INSULATION FLASHING

9.2 Prior to fabrication, the vendors general assembly, detail, and standard drawings and calculations shall be submitted for Mobil approval. They shall also be submitted to governmental authorities if required. The vendors welding procedure numbers shall be referenced in the drawings, with indication as to where they apply. 9.3 When impact tests are required or the shell material has a specified minimum yield strength of 262 MPa (38,000 psi) or greater or is of stainless steel, the qualified welding procedures and results of procedure qualification tests shall be submitted to Mobil prior to the start of fabrication.

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APPENDIX A LIST OF MOBIL GUIDES WITH INFORMATION APPLICABLE TO TANKS (Excluding EGE 14 Series listed in Section 2, References)

A-1.

EQUIPMENT ENGINEERING GUIDES

CATEGORY 14 STORAGE TANKS EGE 14-B-6 EGE 14-D-6 Refrigerated Product Storage Tanks Design and Construction Refrigerated Product Storage Tank Data Sheet

CATEGORY 32 INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROLS EGE 32-B-19 EGE 32-B-20 Instrumentation Storage Tank Level Gaging Instrumentation Storage Tank Level Alarms

CATEGORY 34 INSULATION EGE 34-B-10 EGE 34-B-11 EGE 34-B-16 Thermal Insulation Hot Service Thermal Insulation Cold Service Thermal Insulation Foamed Polyurethane

CATEGORY 35 PAINTING, COATINGS EGE 35-B-1 EGE 35-B-2 EGE 35-B-80 A-2. Painting General Requirements Painting Coating and Lining of Storage Tanks Painting Seam Sealing of Riveted or Bolted Tanks

SYSTEMS DESIGN GUIDES

CATEGORY 200 PETROLEUM BLENDING, TRANSFER, STORAGE, AND SHIPPING EGS 225 EGS 226 EGS 227 EGS 230 EGS 264 EGS 265 EGS 266 EGS 284 EGS 285 Receipt and Storage of Base Oils and Additives Blending of Lubricating Oils Filling, Storage, and Bulk Delivery of Branded Lubricating Oils Grease Manufacturing Facilities Tankage Volume Considerations Automatic Tank Gaging Systems Existing Tank Inspection, Repair, Alteration, and Testing (New Guide to be issued in 1993) Aviation Fuel Systems Installation of Underground Tanks and Piping for Service Stations

CATEGORY 300 PLANTS AND FACILITIES ARRANGEMENT AND LAYOUT EGS 303 Recommended Spacing Within Operating Facilities

CATEGORY 400 PROCESS FACILITIES AND AUXILIARIES EGS 441 Sulfur Recovery Units (sulfur tank and pit information)

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CATEGORY 500 UTILITIES AND ELECTRICAL EGS 551 EGS 565 Heavy Fuel Oil Systems Tank Heating and Heat Loss (to be redesignated EGS 260 and issued in 1995)

CATEGORY 600 FIRE PROTECTION AND SAFETY EGS 626 Fire Protection Storage Tanks

CATEGORY 1000 CORROSION CONTROL EGS 1060 Cathodic Protection of Aboveground Storage Tanks

CATEGORY 1200 CIVIL, STRUCTURAL, AND BUILDINGS EGS 1210 EGS 1230 Tank Foundation Systems Containment Systems for Aboveground Storage Tanks

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APPENDIX B MOBIL HYDROSTATIC TANK LEAK TEST B-1. BACKGROUND

B-1.1 This is a test for tank bottom leaks that was developed by Mobil. The test is designated Leaktrak and is performed by Rohrback Cosasco Systems, Inc., Santa Fe Springs, CA (Phone: 310-949-0123; Fax: 310-949-3065). The equipment used may also be purchased. The test employs a small column of tank liquid (water or product) that is instrumented to detect and record a drop in tank level of as little as 0.025 mm (0.001 in.) over a four to eight hour period. Since leak sensitivity decreases with increasing tank diameter, the test is recommended, but not required, for tanks over 46 m (150 ft) in diameter. B-1.2 Bottom leaks have occurred in new tank floors even after a full vacuum box inspection of floor welds. In some cases, a leak has occurred from a weld arc strike or cutting operation remote from a weld. Leaks have occurred in the field in shop-fabricated and shop-tested tank bottoms as a result of transportation or lifting stresses or field work such as installation of a sump. The cost of cleaning one tank after a product leak has been detected exceeds the cost of a large number of tests. The test may also be used on existing tanks to check for bottom leaks in conjunction with or in between internal inspections. B-2. APPLICABILITY

All tanks shall be tested except: (a) (b) Clean water tanks. Tanks with products that do not flow at ambient temperatures.

(c) Elevated tanks, provided that they are filled with at least 1.2 m (4 ft) of water, in their erected position, prior to filling with product. (d) B-3. Tanks where testing is waived by Mobil (see Paragraph B-1). TIMING

B-3.1 The normal timing of the test is as the last part of the tank hydrotest, since a fill of about 1.2 m (4 ft) of water is required. The test usually takes one day. B-3.2 Bottoms to be internally coated shall be tested prior to coating unless otherwise specified. For floating roof tanks with internally coated bottoms, the following sequence may be used if approved by Mobil: (a) (b) Vacuum box bottom weld seams. Sandblast bottom.

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(c) A Mobil inspector shall visually inspect the bottom and witness vacuum box testing of any suspect areas he designates. (d) (e) (f) (g) B-4. (a) Coat bottom. Protect bottom and erect floating roof. Check coating for holidays (see EGE 35-B-2). Hydrotest tank and test bottom for leaks. PROCEDURE Blank all valves/lines to the tank below the intended liquid level.

(b) Fill the tank with 1.2 m (4 ft) of water prior to the test day. This may be done by not draining all the hydrotest water. (c) Ensure that any floating roof legs are set at a height where the roof does not contact the water nor interfere with the upper test tap. (d) Hold water level for the time recommended by the testing company and obtain a copy of the test results.

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TECHNICAL DATA SHEET (TDS)
ISSUE 1 2 APPROVED 3 4 ISSUE APPROVED JOB NO. P.O. NO.

EGE 14-D-1 1993

Page 1 of 3 ITEM NO. DATE UNIT 76.6 kPa (11.1 psia)

Vapor Pressure of Liquid (at warmest month average temperature): Manufacturer/Dwg No. Diameter m (ft) Height

LOCATION < 5.2 kPa (0.75 psia)

m (ft)

Design Basis: API 650 (Basic)(Appendix A)(Appendix F-Small Internal Pressure) (Appendix J-Shop Fabricated)(Appendix K)(Appendix M-Elevated Temperatures)

Mobil Guide: (EGE14-B-1) (EGE 14-B-2)

Roof Style:

G G G
Cone

Alum. Dome (EGE 14-S-14)

Internal Floating Roof (EGE 14-S-13)

Type Bottom:

G G G G
1 2 Fabricated Thickness

G G

Filling Rate Emptying Rate Design Specific Gravity of Liquid Design Pressure Operating Pressure Design Temperature, Max.: Operating Temperature Min.:

G$

Between these values m3/h (bbl/h) m3/h (bbl/h) mm (in.) H2O mm (in.) H2O C (F) C (F) km/h (mph) kPa (psf) mm/h (in./h)

Floating Roof (EGE 14-S-12) Other

per EGE 14-S-1

Elevated (EGE 14-S-15)

Type Roof Seal Nominal Capacity Working Capacity Shell Course No.

Item Shell MH Inlet Nozz Suct Nozz Water D.O. Sumps Datum Plate Therm Conns Heater Nozz

No.

Size

G G

Rainfall m3 (bbl) Earthquake Zone m3 (bbl) Site Amplification Factor(s) TANK MATERIALS Corrosion Material Spec Impact Fabricated Allowance and Grade Energy Item Thickness Bottom Plate Annular PI Roof Roof Framing Columns Nozzles Flanges Bolting FITTINGS AND APPURTENANCES FOR SHELL AND FLOOR Remarks Item No. Size Strip Conn EGE 14-S-4 EGE 14-S-4

G G

Flat

Wind Velocity Snow Load

Double Bottom (EGE 14-S-16)

Secondary (EGE 14-S-12 or 13)

Corrosion Allowance

Material Spec and Grade

Impact Energy

Remarks EGE 14-S-7

G G

EGE 14-S-5 EGE 14-S-5

G G

Other Other

Cleanout Mixer Nozz Foam Conns Circ Stair

EGE 14-S-3

Fixed Roof:

or Ladder/Cage + Drop Bar HTG Other

EGE 14-S-9 Heater: Type

Manholes Gage Hatch Vents Deck MH Pontoon MH Gage Hatch Auto. Gage Rim Vent Wind Skirt Water Gage

G G

Auto. Gage Level Alarm(s) Area m2(ft2) Leak Test FITTINGS AND APPURTENANCES FOR CONE ROOF Auto Gage Avg Therm

G G G G
Subsurf EGE 14-S-10

EGE 14-S-8

Combined Manholes/Vents (EGE 14-S-13)

With PV Valve FITTINGS AND APPURTENANCES FOR FLOATING ROOF Roof Drain Emer Drain Bleed Vent Foam System Roll. Ladder Gaging Tube Avg Therm Severe

G
Internal Coatings:

Catenary

Leg Operated Foam Chambers

Riser

Over Sump

Painting per EGE 35-B-1 and EGE 35-B-2: Exposure: Insulation:

REMARKS:

Shell

G G

Mild/Normal Roof

EGE 14-S-10 Bottom

Shell

Roof

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DOCUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS SHEET (DRS)
ISSUE 1 2 APPROVED 3 4 ISSUE APPROVED JOB NO. P.O. NO. LOCATION

EGE 14-D-1 1993

Page 2 of 3 ITEM NO. DATE UNIT

1. Complete and return this form and the data required with quotation. Indicate time required, in weeks after receipt of Purchase Order, to furnish vendor data and drawings for approval and record. 2. All vendor data must be identified with project, Purchase Order, and Item numbers. Cost of data shall be included in quotation. 3. In the spaces provided below, enter the name, title, and telephone number of the person responsible for complying with the documentation requirements. Name: Title: Phone: No. 2.* Descriptive Information 3.* Design Calculations 4.* Specifications/Data Sheets/Drawings 5.* Fabrication/Erection Drawings 6.* Materials Certificates 7.* Mill Test Reports 8.* Certified Welding Procedures, Including Impact Test Results (if required) 9.* Radiograph Test Report 10.* NDE Procedures 11.* NDE Personnel Qualification 12. NDE Test Report (Hardness, Vacuum Box, etc.) 13. Level Survey Data 14. Foundation Settlement Report 15. Nameplate Facsimile 16. API 650 Certification Letter 17. Tank Strapping/Gage Tables 18. Operating & Maintenance Manuals 19. As-built Drawings and Data Sheet 20. QC & QA Manual 21. Test Procedures (See Note 2) DATA DESCRIPTION (See Note 1) QUANTITY REQD WITH QUOTATION Indicate length of time required to supply data below. FOR APPROVAL QUANTITY REQD TIME REQD FOR RECORD QUANTITY REQD TIME REQD

1.* Technical Data Sheet EGE 14-D-1

NOTES: 1. Floating roof seals, internals, special appurtenances/accessories. 2. Include information from Technical Data Sheet on General Arrangement Drawing * Must be received and approved before start of fabrication.

LEGEND: R - Reproducible C - Copy

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INSPECTION AND TESTING REQUIREMENTS SHEET (ITRS)
ISSUE 1 2 APPROVED 3 4 CONTRACTOR WITNESSED* VENDOR SUPPLIED INSPECTION AND TESTING* ISSUE APPROVED JOB NO. P.O. NO. LOCATION DOCUMENTED RESULTS OF INSPECTION OR TEST*

EGE 14-D-1 1993

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INSPECTION OR TESTING

MOBIL WITNESSED*

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS

NO.

TITLE Procedures/Qualifications

1. Welding Procedures 2. Welder Qualifications

During Fabrication & Erection 3. Joint Preparation/Fitup 4. Welding 5. Nozzle Flange Finish 6. Dimensional Checks 7. Vacuum Box Testing 8. Radiograph Evaluation 9. Liquid Penetrant/Magnetic Particle 10. Hardness Tests Diameter, plumbness, peaking, banding Including production weld test plates, if required.

After Completion of Erection 11. Hydrotest 12. Mobil Hydrostatic Tank Leak Test 13. Pneumatic Test (if any) 14. Level Survey 15. Surface Prep/Coating/Painting 16. Cleanup

*Insert X for Yes, leave blank for No.