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INDIA
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STRUCTURAL
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This bid document include design parameters, P & IDs, electrical

schematics, specifications and drawings for piping and submarine
pipelines, mechanical, electrical, instrumentation and equipment
items to convey the concept of ZB, RS-1, RS-2, RS-3, RS-5, RS-7,
RS-4, RS-8 and RS-11 well platform facilities.,
The final design of the facilities is the ultimate responsibility of the
Contractor. In doing this, the Contractor is expected to follow the
guidelines of the preliminary design as presented herein for the
works to be performed to ensure that its intent is fulfilled. The
Contractor shall also ensure that his final design complies fully with
the design philosophy and criteria as furnished herein.
3.1.1
Objectives
The Contractors design must be done in a manner to assure that the
following objectives will be met -
Provide a safe and well protected facility that meets the

requirement as detailed herein and consistent with industry
accepted and good engineering practices.
Provide facility that complies with the design parameters and

International Codes and Standards but incorporating changes/
revisions which are not adequately covered and reflected,
considering that bid document is solely based on functional
specifications .
Install the most appropriate equipment that will allow

optimum operation of the facility for the given design
conditions which will require a minimum of supervisory,
operating and maintenance personnel.
Provide maximum protection to prevent environmental

pollution.
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Provide optimum use of platform space yet allow sufficient

space for operation and maintenance functions, and future
expansions.
Provide shutdown system dedicated to a failsafe design.
Provide convenient and safe escape route through pathway,

walkway, ladders, staircases etc.
3.1.2
Basic Environmental Conditions
3.1.2.1
The wind, tidal, wave and current parameters are defined in report by
A.H.Glenn & Associates (relevant parameters based on this report
are included in Appendix 3.2.1). The complete report will be given
to the contractor to be used in his final design.
3.1.2.2
The minimum seabed temperature is 22.8 C (73 F).
3.1.2.3
The ambient temperature varies from a minimum of 16 C (60 F) to

a maximum of 40 C (104 F).
3.1.3
Deck Equipment Layouts

For new well platforms, Contractor shall develop deck equipment
layout keeping in view operational, maintenance and future
expansion requirement. Besides, safety and environment protection
conforming to international standards shall be adhered to. Contractor
shall ensure that all the facilities are adequately covered to prevent
damage due to dropped objects. Further, Contractor shall ensure
that the facilities (including space for future facilities) on cellar deck
shall be covered with main deck.
Deck equipment layouts contained in layout drawings represent the
desired layouts of facilities to be installed on the existing platforms.
However, Contractor is encouraged to offer alternate / optimum deck
equipment layout which will result in the optimum use of deck
space. Effects of suggested layouts on the overall structural
components shall be taken into consideration by Contractor and shall
be subject to review and approval by the Company.
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Noise and Vibration

The Contractor shall follow Part II, Section 5.9 of the document "Offshore Installation Guidance on Design and Construction",
Department of Energy, U.K. (Latest Edition) in general and the
following specifically
3.1.5
Recommended noise limits for specific work areas.
Vibration limits for human exposure.
Guidelines to minimize noise and vibration problems.
Material of Construction
The Contractor shall note that in this bid document, wherever NACE
Carbon Steel or Carbon Steel with MR-01-75 is specified, it shall
mean NACE Carbon Steel meeting the requirement of NACE MR01-75 specification. This requirement shall be applicable to risers
and submarine pipelines, piping components, vessels, instruments
and other related facilities. The Contractor shall clearly specify this
requirement while procuring the necessary equipment / piping.
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PROCESS
This section of the bid document outlines design criteria for
Process and utility systems on ZB, RS-1, RS-2, RS-3, RS-5, RS-7,
RS-11 RS-4 and RS-8 well platforms.
In addition to above contractor shall supply loose material
for the following
-
Well/string hook-up (9 well platforms) in well head area

for well fluid, lift gas system and water injection. The
respective hook-up material required for well head area
shall also be handed over as loose supply material.
=
- ONE
NO. MPFM as per
instrumentation specification no 3209.
detail
mention
in
The details of loose supply material are indicated in

clause 2.5 of Basic Bid Work.
General Requirements
The description, sizes, specifications, drawings furnished in this bid
document for various facilities on ZB, RS-1, RS-2, RS-3, RS-5,
RS-7, RS-11, RS-4 and RS-8 well platforms, are indicative &
minimum requirements to be provided by the Contractor. Also, it is
the Contractor's responsibility under this contract to perform all
necessary process simulations, using preferably PROVISION or
HYSIM software, and design calculations considering adequate
margins when specifying equipment. Any deviation shall require
companys approval
.
Contractor shall prepare process design basis for ZB, RS-1, RS-2,
RS-3 RS-5, RS-7, RS-11, RS-4 and RS-8 well platforms, (based on
the design criteria indicated in this section. On its review and
approval, for ZB. RS-1,RS-2, RS-3 ,RS-5, RS-7, RS-11, RS-4 and
RS-8 well platforms, the Contractor shall carry out simulation for
different cases indicated in this criteria and develop detailed Process
Flow Diagrams In case, simulation results show higher rates for
some applications, same (higher rates) shall be used for design
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within the scope of this tender. The design of process and associated
utility systems for ZB, RS-1, RS-2, RS-3, RS-5, RS-7, RS-11, RS-4
and RS-8 well Platforms shall be suitable for these rates. Contractor
shall also develop detailed Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams and
SAFE charts, incorporating all suppliers information..
For ZB, RS-1, RS-2, RS-3, RS-5, RS-7, RS-11, RS-4 and RS-8 well
platforms, the routing / distribution of various utilities (namely Vent/
CD/ OHD/ ODD headers, instrument gas, utility gas, fire water etc.)
shown in the bid P & IDs are indicative. The Contractor shall
complete these as per final engineering requirements.
Placed below, is the list of sizing calculations/ documents/ drawings
which shall be submitted by Contractor, for review and approval
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Process Design Basis

Process Simulation Report
PFDs
P&IDs (1st submission & subsequent revisions)
Process Calculation Report
NOTE Contractor shall necessarily include sizing calculations
in respect of process/ utility piping, equipment/
vessels, safety/ relief valves, control valves, choke
valves, orifice plates etc, in above report. However,
the sizing of test separator, valves and orifice plates
shall be preliminary & subject to review and
approval of calculations received from vendors/
suppliers.
SAFE charts
Cause & Effect Diagram
Process Data Sheets for Instruments
Process Data Sheets for Equipments
Line List
Equipment List
Pressure & Temperature Profiles (for pipelines)
Fire Water Hydraulic calculations ( RS-7,ZB )
Vent Dispersion Calculations
Contractor to note that based upon review and approval of aforesaid

calculations/ documents/ drawings only, P&IDs shall be Approved
For Construction (AFC).
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On ZB, RS-1, RS-2, RS-3, RS-5, RS-7, RS-11, RS-4 and RS-8 well
platforms. space provision shall be kept for installation of future
facilities as shown in P & IDs, layouts and elsewhere in the bid
document. It shall be ensured that these future facilities can be
installed and operated with ease. Engineering shall be done to take
care of future facilities. The built-up of future facilities requirement
in local and main shutdown panels are in firm scope of supply of the
Contractor. Adequate care shall be exercised when developing the
existing platforms modification requirement with special emphasis
towards safety, operability and hook up with the existing system
with minimum shutdown time requirements. It shall be ensured that
modifications to be implemented, do not affect the safety and
operability of the systems at the existing platforms.
The following sections outline the design criteria for ZB, RS-1,
RS-2, RS-3 RS-5, RS-7, RS-11, RS-4 and RS-8 well platforms.
Also, the size of topside piping, riser and pipeline from barrel to
barrel to be maintained same to ensure smooth piggability.
Documentation
The Contractor shall submit all documentation as per the
requirements given elsewhere in the bid document. In addition,
Contractor shall prepare 8 Nos. process packages and submit to the
Company & their Consultants, within one month of approval of all
these documents. The process package shall consist of the following
documents:
Design basis (with approved deviations, if any)
AFC P & IDs/ Suppliers P & IDs )
AFC Equipment Layouts
) (A0 & A3 size & bound
)
together)
PFDs & Material Balance
)
Data Sheets for Equipments
Data Sheets for Instruments
SAFE Charts
Logic Diagram
Line List
Equipment List
All process / sizing calculations
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WELL PLATFORM FACILITIES

This sub-section of the bid document defines the design criteria for
the process and utility systems required on ZB, RS-1, RS-2, RS-3,
RS-5, RS-7, RS-11, RS-4 and RS-8 well platforms. Design of these
new platforms shall be done as per the data given in this sub-section.
All the process, utility, safety and instrumentation systems must
meet the requirement of API-RP-14C Recommended Practice for
Analysis, Design, Installation and Testing of Basic surface safety
systems on offshore production platforms- Latest Edition.
The complete platform system design shall be based on

unmanned operation requiring minimum attention for routine
maintenance and check-ups.
The process and utility systems required on each platform are

discussed in greater detail in the following clauses 3.2.1.1
NAME OF PLATFORMS
ZB, RS-1, RS-2, RS-3 RS-5, RS-7,

RS-11, RS-4 and RS-8 (Total 9)
3.2.1.2
DESIGN LIFE
3.2.1.3
PLATFORM LOCATION
WGS-84
:
EVEREST-1830
LOCATION
UTM
ZB
19 23 20.77
GEOGRAPHIC
AL
RS1
(FJ1)
732625mE
2145375mN
UTM
GEOGRAPHIC
AL
7112 53.939
750413mE
2147021mN
1924 6.566
25 years
732603.358mE
2145123.510m
N
19 23
18.255N
71 12
54.264E
750391.263mE
2146769.469m
N
19 24
04.054N
Bombay High
Datum
(EVEREST 1830)
732778.358mE
2145128.510mN
19 2318.345N
71 13 00.263E
750566.263mE
2146774.469mN
19 24 04.138N
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RS2
(P02)
GEOGRAPHIC
AL
UTM
RS3
(P06)
RS7
(P-17)
GEOGRAPHIC
AL
RS-4
(P-04)
GEOGRAPHIC
AL
RS-11
( FJ-7)
736875mE
2146625mN
736853.337mE
2146373.496m
N
19 23
57.104N
71 15
20.442E
737028.337mE
2146378.496mN
19 23
59.616
71 15
20.098
744934.789mE
2145186.803mN
71 19
55.555
758 375 mE
19o 18
33.141 N
71o 27
31.883 E
743 625 mE
19o 25
01.719 N
71o 19
12.272 E
2138 500 mN
UTM
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71 23 10.481E
2148 625 mN
UTM
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71 23
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2136 875 mN
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19 23 9.378
GEOGRAPHIC
AL
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744913.079mE
2144935.292m
N
19 23
06.862N
71 19
55.934E
2136 623.512
mN
758 353.201
mE
19o 18 30.601
N
71o 27 32.320
E
2148 373.473
mN
743 603.303
mE
19o 24 59.212
N
71o 19 12.646
E
2138 248.537
mN
739 103.310
mE
19 23 57.192N
71 15 26.441E
745088.079mE
2144940.292mN
19 23 06.947N
71 20 01.932E
2136 628.512
mN
758 528.201 mE
19o 18 30.683
N
71o 27 38.315 E
2148 378.473
mN
743 778.303 mE
19o 24 59.298
N
71o 19 18.645 E
2138 253.537
mN
739 278.31 mN
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RS-8
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GEOGRAPHIC
AL
742 625 mE
19o 17
51.427 N
71o 18
31.943 E
2151 875 mN
UTM
RS-5
( P-01)
GEOGRAPHIC
AL
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19o 19 19o 19 31.989

34.522 N
N
71o 16 71o 16 33.868
33.515 E
E
2135 375 mN
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19o 26
50.180 N
71o 15
31.022 E
DESTINATION OF WELL FLUID
2135 123.548
mN
742 603.285
mE
o
19 17 48.885
N
o
71 18 32.310
E
2151 623.466
mN
737 103.345
mE
o
19 26 47.683
N
o
71 15 31.368
E
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19o 19 32.076
N
71o 16 39.864 E
2135 128.548
mN
742 778.285 mE
19o 17 48.972
N
o
71 18 38.305 E
2151 628.466
mN
737 278.345 mE
19o 26 47.771
N
o
71 15 37.368 E
BHN (from RS-5)

SA/BHS (from RS-1,RS-3, RS-4)
SH Complex (from RS-7)
ID (from RS-8 )
IC (from ZB,RS-2, RS-11)
3.2.1.5
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PLATFORM CAPACITY (STOCK TANK CONDITION)

Platformwise, production rates for ZB, RS-1, RS-2, RS-3, RS-5,
RS-7, RS-11, RS-4 and RS-8 well platforms are placed below :-
ZB PLATFORM
MAX.OIL/ GAS/
MAX.WATER
CASE
CASE
MAX.
LIQUID
OIL, BOPD
13667
997
1 1734
WATER,
BWPD
3778
16615
7765
LIQUID,
17445
17612
19499
0.746
0.462
0.677
MAX.OIL/
MAX.WATER
BLPD
TOTAL GAS
MMSCMD
RS-1 PLATFORM
CASE
CASE
OIL, BOPD
3791
1202
WATER,
4210
9560
MAX.
LIQ/GAS
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BWPD
LIQUID,
8001
10762
11471
0.228
0.305
MAX.OIL/ GAS/
MAX.WATER
BLPD
TOTAL GAS
MMSCMD
0.402
RS-2 PLATFORM
CASE
CASE
MAX.
LIQUID
OIL, BOPD
3019
807
2421
WATER,
12579
14999
13501
LIQUID,
BLPD
15598
15805
15922
TOTAL GAS
MMSCMD
0.320
0.282
0.302
MAX.OIL/ GAS/
MAX.WATER
BWPD
RS-3 PLATFORM
CASE
OIL, BOPD
4032
CASE
2909
MAX.
LIQUID
3185
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WATER,
BWPD
10944
12082
12125
LIQUID,
BLPD
14976
14991
15310
TOTAL GAS
MMSCMD
0.516
0.476 0.486
RS-4 PLATFORM
MAX.OIL/ GAS/
LIQUID CASE
MAX.WATER
CASE
OIL, BOPD
3951
743
WATER,
6096
7975
10047
8718
0.406
0.30
MAX.OIL/GAS
LIQUID CASE
MAX.WATER
CASE
OIL, BOPD
5865
1641
WATER,
BWPD
6734
9446
BWPD
LIQUID,
BLPD
TOTAL GAS
MMSCMD
RS-5 PLATFORM
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LIQUID,
BLPD
12599
11088
TOTAL GAS
MMSCMD
0.594
0.508
MAX.OIL/ GAS
MAX.WATER
LIQUID CASE
CASE
OIL, BOPD
2201
780
WATER,
BWPD
702
1030
LIQUID,
BLPD
2904
1810
TOTAL GAS,
MMSCMD
0.383
0.374
MAX.OIL/GAS
MAX.WATER
LIQUID CASE
CASE
OIL, BOPD
2527
478
WATER,
BWPD
6871
7671
LIQUID,
BLPD
9398
8149
TOTAL GAS,
MMSCMD
0.253
0.221
RS-7 PLATFORM
RS-8 PLATFORM
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RS-11 PLATFORM
MAX.OIL
MAX.WATER
MAX. LIQUID/
CASE
CASE
GAS
OIL, BOPD
3908
857
3616
WATER,
BWPD
4928
9152
7684
LIQUID,
BLPD
8836
10009
11300
TOTAL GAS,
MMSCMD
0.427
0.362
0.431
.
CASE
Additionally, surge factor of 25% on max. well fluid flow rates and
swell factor of min. 15% on oil flow rates shall be considered for the
design of topside facilities.
3.2.1.7
WELL DATA
3.2.1.7.1
WELL CONFIGURATION
ZB WELL PLATFORM
No. of Wells to be drilled
12 (twelve) nos.
No. of Producers
11 (eleven) nos.
(single completion)
No .of injector
One no.
(Single completion)
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6 (six) nos.
No. of Producers
6 (six) nos.
(5 nos. single completion &
1 nos. duel completion)
Nil
5 (five) nos.
No. of Producers
5(five nos single completion)
No .of free slots
1 (one ) nos.
6 (six) nos.
No. of Producers
No .of free slots
6 (4 nos. single completion&

2 nos. Duel completion)
Nil
6 (six) nos.
No. of Producers
No .of free slots
6 (six) nos.
4 nos. (single completion)
2 nos. (Duel completion)
3 (three ) nos.
RS-1 WELL PLATFORM
No .of free slots

RS-2 WELL PLATFORM
RS-3 WELL PLATFORM
RS-5 WELL PLATFORM
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RS-7 WELL PLATFORM

7 (seven) nos.
No. of Producers
5 (five) nos.
5 nos. (single completion )
No. of water injector
No. of free slots
2 (two) nos.
.
5 (five) nos.
No. of Producers
5 (five) nos.
3 nos.(Duel completion)
No. of free slot(s)
4 (four) nos.
5 (five) nos.
No. of Producers
5 (five) nos.
4 nos.( single completion)
one(dual ompletion wells)
No. of free slots
1 (one)
RS-11 WELL PLATFORM
RS-4 WELL PLATFORM
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RS-8 WELL PLATFORM
3.2.1.7.2
3.2.1.7.3
4 (four) nos.
No. of Producers
No. of free slots
4 (four) nos.
3 nos. single completion
1 no. dual completion
2 (two )
PRODUCER WELL CAPACITY PER STRING (STOCK

TANK CONDITION) FOR ZB, RS-1, RS-2, RS-3, RS-5, RS-11,
RS-4, RS-8 PLATFORM
LIQUID (BLPD)
4000
OIL PERCENTAGE
(OF TOTAL LIQUID)
UPTO 100
WATER PERCENTAGE
(OF TOTAL LIQUID)
UPTO 94
GLR (SM/M)
250
PRODUCER WELL CAPACITY PER STRING (STOCK

TANK CONDITION) FOR RS-7 PLATFORM
LIQUID (BLPD)
4000
OIL PERCENTAGE
(OF TOTAL LIQUID)
UPTO 100
WATER PERCENTAGE
(OF TOTAL LIQUID)
UPTO 75
GLR (SM/M)
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3.2.1.7.4
WELL FLUID CHARACTERISTICS
3.2.1.8
WELL HEAD CONDITIONS AFTER CHOKE
3.2.1.9
: As per ANNEXURE-1
Pressure, kg/cm (g)
15-21
Temp. degree C
60 - 93
BASIS FOR DESIGN OF TOPSIDE FACILITIES (WELL FLUID)

All topside facilities shall be designed for a design pressure and
design temperature of 93.7 kg/cm(g) and 104 degree Centigrade,
respectively, unless indicated otherwise.
3.2.1.10
CHEMICAL INJECTION SYSTEM

Oil Corrosion Inhibitor (OCI) injection shall be carried out using
associated gas pressure and max. possible gravity head. For
separating associated gas from well fluid, a pipe separator shall be
installed. Contractor shall ensure that the pipe separator size shall be
adequate to fulfill gas requirement of OCI storage vessel and IUG
System.
3.2.1.10.1
OIL CORROSION INHIBITOR SYSTEM

Service
Production / test header and departing

well fluid pipeline
Associated gas source
Pipe Separator
Chemical
COREXIT-7730 or equivalent
Dosage rate
60 ppm (wt) of max. well fluid flow rate

@ 30 ppm (wt) of max flow at each, prod/
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Storage capacity
15 days
Dilutant
Nil
Mode of Injection
Associated gas pressure and gravity head
BACTERICIDE AND OXYGEN SCAVENGER

No permanent facilities shall be provided for injecting the above
chemicals. Bactericide and oxygen scavenger shall be injected
through the connection provided for this purpose into the departing
well fluid line using portable pump. Provision for hooking up of
portable pump to the well fluid departing line shall be provided.
3.2.1.11
WELL TESTING
Platform shall be provided with adequate facilities for well testing
which shall include the following:
3.2.1.11.1
PRODUCTION MANIFOLD
The wellhead producer well strings (flow arms) shall be connected to
test and production headers.
3.2.1.11.2 TWO-PHASE TEST SEPARATOR & CORIOLIS BASE MASS

FLOW METER
Well/strings testing facility shall include two-phase test separator
complete with shut-down panel, safety and control system etc. along
with coriolis based mass flow meters (latest generation) in its gas &
liquid outlet piping to measure gas, oil & water flow rates
produced from selected individual wells/strings .
Quantity
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Capacity
As described in Clause 3.2.1.7.2

(producer well string capacity)
Type
2- phase, Horizontal Separator
Surge factor
25% on maximum well fluid

flow
Swell factor
15% minimum
Liquid Residence Time
3 minutes (min.) on maximum

liquid flow including surge and
swell
Design Basis
International Codes & Standards
Operating Pressure, Kg(Cmg) :
15-21
Operating Temperature, C
60-93
Design Pressure, Kg(Cmg)
47.0
Design Temperature C
104.0
Max. Liquid Level

(including surge)
Centre line of horizontal vessel
Liquid carryover in gas
: Max. 13.4 Litres/ MMSCM of gas.

Liquid particle size should not be
more than 10 micron
Minimum nozzle size for the vessel shall be fixed by vendor

depending upon requirement for glass flake filled vinyl ester lining.
The system shall be designed for the following components in gas phase CO2
: 3%
H2S
: 230 ppm
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Testing facilities shall conform to API-RP-14C and other

international standards.
Contractor shall have complete responsibility for process guarantee
of test separator and coriolis based mass flow meters and their
integration with other facilities on ZB, RS-1, RS-2, RS-3, RS-5, RS7, RS-11, RS-4 and RS-8 well platforms for well testing requirement
and not limited to design criteria, specification, data sheet etc.
included in bid document.
Further, the specifications in respect of two-phase test separator and
water cut meter, though, included in the bid document, yet
Contractor shall have the liberty to suggest modifications in the same
and put-up for companys approval, to achieve the intent of scope of
work. Contractor shall also develop specification for coriolis based
mass flow meter (for gas outlet) and submit to Company for
review and approval.
3.2.1.12
CRUDE CONDENSATE VESSEL
3.2.1.12.1
PURPOSE
: To collect liquid from Closed Drain

Headers (CDH) and Open Hydrocarbon
Drain (OHD) Headers
3.2.1.12.2
HOLD-UP
: 2 M (Minimum)
3.2.1.12.3.
LIQUID DISPOSAL
: To departing well fluid pipeline based

upon blow-case design & utilizing lift
gas/ instrument & utility gas for blow
down of liquid into the departing pipeline
Contractor shall review the blow-case design indicated in bid P &

IDs and incorporate necessary changes for automatic blow down
(without any manual intervention) of crude/ condensate into well
fluid pipeline, within the scope of this tender. Further, Contractor
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shall demonstrate that the final blow-case design adopted shall

remain operational under all operating conditions and meet safety
requirements.
3.2.1.14
SAFETY AND RELIEF SYSTEM

Platform Safety Relief System including ESD & FSD shall be
designed as per API-RP-14C. All vents shall be discharged to a
relief (vent) header which shall be connected to a vent boom located
at a safe distance from platform. Vent boom shall be at such an
angle, height and distance from the main deck so that H2S and HC
gas concentration, on the platforms shall remain within acceptable
limits for personnel safety under worst conditions.
Contractor shall carry out dispersion analysis considering all
production scenario and worst environmental conditions based on
which the vent boom extension / elevation shall be decided.
3.2.1.15
FIRE AND GAS DETECTION & FIRE SUPPRESSION

Various fire and gas detection and fire suppression facilities shall be
provided to ensure safe operation of the platform. These shall
include:-
Fixed HC Gas Detection, Alarm and Shutdown System

Portable HC Gas Detectors (2 nos. for each platform)
Portable CO2 & DCP Fire Extinguisher
ESD and FSD provisions
Relevant codes e.g. API-RP-14C & NFPA shall be followed. (A list

of codes is attached as APPENDIX 3.2.1).
3.2.1.15.1
Dry Chemical System

Dry chemical system shall comprise of a minimum 3 no. skids of
350 lb. each, one each on cellar deck, main deck and helideck.
3.2.1.16
DIESEL STORAGE
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Diesel shall be stored in the deck crane pedestal. The size shall be
sufficient to cater for 48 hrs. continuous operation of the deck crane.
3.2.1.17
LAUNCHERS/ RECEIVERS
PLATFORM
ZB
RS-1
RS-2
RS-3
LAUNCHERS/ RECEIVERS
i)
16 WF launcher (to ICD)
ii)
6 LG Receiver (from IB)
iii)
6 WI Receiver (from IQ)
iv)
2 Nos.12 Launcher/Receiver
(Space only)
i)
10 WF launcher (to SA)
ii)
6 LG Receiver (from SC1)
iii)
(Space only)
i)
ii)
6 LG Receiver (from NM)
iii)
2 Nos. 12 Launcher/Receiver
(Space only)
i)
12 WF launcher (to BHS)
ii)
6 LG Receiver (from SA/BHS)
iii)
2 Nos. 12 Launcher & Receiver

(Space only)
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i)
12 WF launcher (to BHN)
ii)
6 LG Receiver (from NM)
iii)
2 Nos.12 Launcher/ Receiver

(Space only)
i)
12 WF launcher (to BHS)
ii)
6 LG Receiver (from SB)
iii)
(Space only)
i)10 WF launcher (to ID)

ii)
4 LG Receiver (from ID)
iii)
(Space only)
i)
12 WF launcher (to SH Complex)
ii)
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SH
iii)
6 Receiver for water injection

(from ED)
iv)
2 Nos. 12 Launcher/ Receiver

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i)
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ii)
iii)
3.2.1.18
4 LG Receiver (from ICP)

2 Nos. 12 Launcher & Receiver
(Space only)
INSTRUMENT AND UTILITY GAS SYSTEM

Lift gas will be used as the primary source of Instrument and Utility
Gas. During start-up and failure of lift gas, associated gas separated
from well fluid in pipe separator shall be used for meeting
instrument and utility requirements. The instrument and utility gas
system shall primarily consist of utility gas cooler/ air cooled finned
pipe heat exchanger, pressure reduction system, filter separator,
instrument gas receiver and hairpin type double pipe heat exchanger
alongwith piping, safety and instrumentation items.
.
3.2.1.18.1
Purpose
The system shall be provided to cater to the requirement of
instrumentation, blowing down crude / condensate to departing well
fluid pipeline and pneumatic supply to OCI transfer pump.
3.2.1.18.2
Operation and Philosophy

The pipe separator shall be operated continuously for OCI Injection
system and also, as fall back arrangement for inst./ utility gas.
3.2.1.18.3
Gas Conditioning System

Inlet Gas Conditions
Pressure, kg/cmg
- Normal/minimum/Design
Temperature, Deg. C - Normal/minimum/Design

3.2.1.18.4
8/7.5/10.6
60/40/75
The Gas Conditioning System (including Instrument Gas System and

Utility Gas System) and Instrument Gas System shall be designed
for minimum 80 NM/hr. and 25 NM/hr., respectively. However,
the Contractor shall consider higher of the utility gas requirement
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(OCI transfer pump and blow down requirement for crude/

condenste vessel) plus Instrument Gas Requirement (Max.) for
deciding the total capacity of Gas Conditioning System.
Gas conditioning system consists of the following equipment ITEM
i)
CAPACITY
Utility Gas
To meet the requirement
Cooler
Cooler/ Air
of inst. & utility gas
Cooled Finned
Pipe Heat Exchanger
NUMBER
One
TYPE
Finned
Pipe
(*)_
(*) Shall be manifolded with multiple smaller bore pipes having extended
surfaces.
ii)
IG/UG Filter
Separator

of inst.& utility gas
One
iii)
Hairpin type
double pipe
prod.
heat exchanger
gas

of instrument gas
One
3.2.1.18.5
Based on heat
transfer from
header to inst.
HAIRPIN TYPE DOUBLE PIPE HEAT EXCHANGER

The Instrument / Utility gas downstream of filter separator remain
saturated and not having required dew point for proper functioning
of the instruments as well as OCI transfer pump.
In view of above, a hairpin type double pipe heat exchanger is
envisaged downstream of instrument gas receiver. It is anticipated
that the Instrument / Utility gas will get heat from the well fluid
flowing in the production header.
The design of hairpin type double pipe heat exchanger shall be based
on providing 10 degree superheat to Instrument / Utility gas. This
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heat exchanger may preferably be kept in the scope of Instrument /

Utility gas System vendor who shall demonstrate and provide all
necessary back-up calculations to prove that the system being
supplied is capable enough to fulfill the design criteria and also, even
after pressure reduction, the instrument gas shall remain condensate
free for smooth operation of instruments.
3.2.1.18.6
3.2.1.19
INSTRUMENT GAS RECEIVER

Number
One
Capacity
15 minutes requirement between

normal and minimum pressure
Pressure, kg/cm(g)
Normal/min./Design
7.5/5.5/10.6
Temperature, deg. C
Normal/Min./Design
55/30/10
WATER INJECTION FACILITIES FOR ZB

Water injection facilities shall be provided on ZB well platform only,
as per following details:Source of injection water
IQ well platform
No. of wells on water injection
3 nos. (*)
(all single completion)
Injection Pressure (at well head)
95.0 kg/cm2g
* Well ZB#JH is an injector well. ZB#CH & #EH shall be

converted from producer to injector subsequently.
Departing and arrival pressure and temperature for IQ - ZB water
injection pipeline are given below
Sl.No.
Pipeline
Departing
Arrival
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Pres.,kg/cm2g Temp.,deg c
IQ
103.0
28
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ZB
96.0
28
Injection Water shall be hooked up with fire water header after

pressure reduction and serve as source of water for fire suppression
in case of FSD on ZB well platform.
Water injection facilities shall be designed for the following flow
rates
SM3/day
Nor.
Sl.No.
Max.
1
3.2.1.20
ZB Platform
- Wellwise
- Total
1600
3000
1000
2400
Min.
500
500
WATER INECTION FOR RS-7

Water injection facilitiesbe provided on RS-7 well platform ,
as per following details:Source of injection water
ED well Platform
No. of wells on water injection
2 nos. (*)
(all single completion)
95.0 kg/cm2g
Departing and arrival pressure and temperature for ED- RS-7 water
injection pipeline are given below
Sl.No.
Pipeline
ED-RS-7
Departing
ED
Arrival
RS-7
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133
36.98
Injection Water shall be hooked up with fire water header after

pressure reduction and serve as source of water for fire suppression
in case of FSD on RS-7 well platform.
Water injection facilities shall be designed for the following flow
rates
SM3/day
Nor.
Sl.No.
Max.
1
3.2.1.21
RS-7 Platform
- RS-7 BH
RS-7 CH
Total
1000
400
1400
Min.
750
250
1000
BASIS FOR DESIGN OF TOPSIDE FACILTIES (INJECTION

WATER)
design temperature of 151.6 kg/cm (g) and 55 deg Centigrade,
respectively.
3.2.1.22
LIFT GAS FACILITIES FOR ZB,RS-1,RS-2,RS-3

Lift gas facilities shall be provided as per following details:
Source Lift gas facilities
No. of producer wells on gas lift
IB platform (for ZB)

SC1 platform (for RS1)
NM platform (for RS2)
SA/BHS platform (for RS3)
11 nos. (all single compl.) on ZB platform

6 nos. (5 nos. single compl. & one dual compl.) on RS1 platform
5 nos. (all single compl.) on RS2 platform
350
150
500
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6 nos. (4 nos. single compl. & 2 nos. dual compl.) on RS3

platform
80.0 kg/cm2g
Departing and arrival pressure and temperature for lift gas pipelines
are given below
Sl.No.
Pipeline
IB-ZB
SC1-RS1
NM-RS2
BHS-RS3
Departing
IB
88.0
27
SC1
86.7
29
NM
85.0
28
SA
87.1
36
Arrival
ZB
83.0
25
RS1
84.8
28
RS2
83.8
26
RS3
85.3
27
Lift gas facilities shall be designed for the following flow rates
Sl.No.
Max.
1
2
3
4
ZB Platform
- Wellwise
- Total
RS1 Platform
- Wellwise
- Total
RS2 Platform
- Wellwise
- Total
RS3 Platform
- Wellwise
- Total
MMSCMD
Nor.
Min.
0.06
0.506
0.03 - 0.045
0.405
0.01
0.02
0.075
0.300
0.03 0.06
0.240
0.01
0.02
0.06
0.338
0.03 0.045
0.270
0.01
0.02
0.1125
0.413
0.045 0.090
0.330
0.01
0.02
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Lift gas pipelines shall be designed for a design pressure and design
temperature of 105.0 kg/cmg and 75 deg. centigrade, respectively.
Lift Gas composition
ANNEXURE-2
As per
Lift gas facilities shall include Lift Gas Manifold, lift gas flow arm
piping, instrumentation, safety system and etc.
3.2.1.23
`
LIFT IES FOR RS-5,RS-7,RS-11,RS-4,RS-8

Lift gas facilities shall be provided as per following details:
Source
No. of producer wells on gas lift
NM Platform for RS-5
SH Complex for RS-7
IC complex for RS-11
SB Platform for RS-4
ID Platform for RS-8
6 nos. ( 4 nos.single compl & 2 nos. dual compl..) on RS-5

platform
5 nos. (5 nos. single compl. ) on RS-7 platform
5 nos. (2 nos. single compl& 3 nos. dual compl..) on RS-11

platform
5 nos. (4 nos. single compl. & 1 no. dual compl.) on RS-4

platform
4 nos. (3 nos. single compl. & 1 no. dual compl.) RS-8 platform
Injection Pressure (at well heads)
80.0 kg/cm2g
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Departing and arrival pressure and temperature for lift gas pipelines
are given below
Sl.No.
Pipeline
NM RS-5
SHP-RS-7
IC-RS-11
SB-RS-4
5.
ID- RS-8
Departing
NM
SHP
95.0
58
IC
89.0
55
SB
83.0
24
ID
84.4
24
Arrival
RS-5
84.47
30.00
RS-7
94.09
21.32
RS-11
87.10
29.80
RS-43
83.013
22.72
RS-8
81.55
27.30
Lift gas facilities shall be designed for the following flow rates
Sl.No.
Max.
1
2
3
4
5
RS-5 Platform
- Wellwise
- Total
RS-7 Platform
- Wellwise
- Total
RS-11 Platform
- Wellwise
- Total
RS4 Platform
- Wellwise
- Total
RS-8 Platform
- Wellwise
- Total
MMSCMD
Nor.
Min.
0.075
0.60
0.03 - 0.06
0.36
0.01
0.02
0.075
0.325
0.03 0.06
0.225
0.01
0.02
0.06
0.48
0.03 0.045
0.30
0.01
0.02
0.105
0.63
0.045 0.090
0.405
0.01
0.02
0.06
0.30
0.03-0.06
0.225
0.01
0.02
Lift gas pipelines shall be designed for a design pressure and design
temperature of 105.0 kg/cmg and 75 deg. centigrade, respectively.
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Lift gas facilities shall include KO Drum, lift gas manifold, lift gas
flow arm piping, instrumentation, safety system and etc.
3.2.1.24
KO Drum
3
KO Drum is proposed to be installed downstream of scrapper tee for
removal of liquid condensed in lift gas pipeline. Contractor shall
size KO Drum considering separation of 15 lb/ MMSCF liquid.
However, size of KO Drum shall be maintained same on all 5 nos.
well platforms. The P&ID and process data sheets are placed
elsewhere in the bid document.
Bidder shall review the P&ID and process data sheets and suggest
necessary changes for automatic drainage (no manual drainage
envisaged) of liquid into well fluid pipeline, within the scope of this
tender.
3.2.1.25
BASIS FOR DESIGN OF TOPSIDE FACILTIIES (LIFT GAS)

design temperature of 105.0 kg/cm (g) and 75 deg Centigrade,
respectively.
3.2.1.26
MATERIAL OF CONSTRUCTION (Topside Facilities)

Material of
Construction
Corrosion
Allowance
WELL FLUID
CS-NACE
6 MM
LIFT GAS
CS-NACE
6 MM
INJECTION WATER
CS
3 MM
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RTU PARAMETERS
In general, RTU parameters required to be monitored are shown in
P&IDs. However, these are indicative and minimum and Contractor
is required to supplement the same, based on the list placed at
ANNEXURE-4.
.
3.2.1.28
FLOW METER SPECIFICATIONS

Contractor shall develop specifications in respect of coriolis based
mass flow meter (latest generation) and multi beam (online)
ultrasonic flowmeter (latest generation) and submit to company for
review and approval.
The observations made by Company shall be duly considered and
incorporated for final approval before placement of the order for
the these items.
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(Sheet 1 of 4)
WELL FLUID COMPOSITION (TYPICAL) MUMBAI
FIELD
COMPONENT
MOL PERCENT
(ON DRY BASIS)*
FOR GOR-703
N2
CO2
H2S
C1
C2
C3
IC4
NC4
IC5
NC5
C6
CUT-1
CUT-2
CUT-3
CUT-4
CUT-5
CUT-6
CUT-7
CUT-8
CUT-9
CUT-10
CUT-11
CUT-12
1.16
3.00
0.023
69.994
5.866
4.409
0.879
1.064
0.197
0.169
0.089
2.093
0.639
1.873
1.086
1.174
0.973
0.657
0.968
0.773
0.633
0.401
1.880
------------100.0000
--------------
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PSEUDO-CUT DETAILS
CUT
ABP (DEG C)
CUT-1
CUT-2
CUT-3
CUT-4
CUT-5
CUT-6
CUT-7
CUT-8
CUT-9
CUT-10
CUT-11
CUT-12
*
SP GR
40
65
95
125
155
185
215
245
275
305
335
465
0.645
0.702
0.767
0.778
0.796
0.799
0.801
0.840
0.848
0.862
0.863
0.888
THIS IS A TYPICAL WELL FLUID

COMPOSITION.
CONTRACTOR SHALL GENERATE THE COMPOSITION
OF WELL FLUID FOR OTHER GORs AND ALSO, FOR
LIFT GAS BASED ON INFORMATION FURNISHED IN
THIS DATA SHEET.
CRUDE OIL PROPERTIES

API GRAVITY AT 60 degree F
38-40
B.S. & W, % VOL.
TRACES
POUR POINT, degree C
27.0
WAX CONTENT, % WT
14-15% w/w
RVP OF STABILISED CRUDE
0.7 kg/cmA(Max.)
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VISCOSITY
AS PER TABLE BELOW
TYPICAL CRUDE OIL VISCOSITY (CP) DATA AT DIFFERENT

TEMPERATURES
1st Stage Separator Sample
(Collected at 14 kg/cmg &
85C)
2nd Stage
3rd Stage Separator Oil Sample from
Storage Tanker
Separator Sample
Oil Sample
(Temp. 18C)
(Collected at 3.5
(Collected at
kg/cmg & 85C)
Atmospheric
Temp. & Pressure)
Temp
Increasing
Temp.
Decreasing
Temp.
Reheating
Cooling
Increasing
Temp/
Decreasing
Temp.
Increasing
Temp/
Decreasing
Temp.
Increasing
Temp/
Decreasing
Temp.
24C
Ball does
not roll
Ball does
not roll
Ball does
not roll
26C
4.9827
-do-
-do-
Ball does
not roll
18.2242
*
28C
3.9370
-do-
-do-
Ball does
not roll
2.7762
Ball does
not roll
Ball does
not roll
29C
2.8903
-do-
3.5561
30C
3.5936
2.4961
2.4746
3.5136
1.4455
4.5309
Ball does
not roll
5.4875
3.2371
35C
2.8276
2.2177
2.2249
3.0789
1.2244
See Note
4
4.4834
-do-
4.9931
3.0115
40C
2.5279
1.9677
2.0396
2.7728
1.0891
4.2723
2.9075
4.7326
2.8282
50C
2.1858
1.8047
1.7688
2.0455
0.9613
2.6399
2.1525
2.5252
2.1624
80C
1.3316
1.2488
* Repeat experiments at 28C showed inconsistent roll timings.

1)
Viscosity of 1st Stage Separator sample was determined at 14 kg/cmg.
2)
Viscosity of 2nd Stage Separator sample was determined at 3.5 kg/cmg.
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3)
Viscosity of 3rd Stage Separator Oil and Storage tanker oil sample was
determined at atmospheric pressure.
4)
Viscosity of 2nd Stage Separator sample with decreasing Temperature

are not as they are expected to be.
AVERAGE FORMATION WATER ANALYSIS
COMPONENT
mg/l
Ca++
290
Mg++
36
Na+ and K+ as Na+
9483
Cl-
14200
SO4=
230
CO3=
120
HCO3=
1281
TDS
25640
Salinity AS Nacl
23400
TSS
40
pH
8.3
Sp. Gr.@ 30C
1.018
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LIFT GAS COMPOSITION - MUMBAI HIGH FIELD
COMPONENT
MOL%
N2
1.365
CO2
3.475
C1
81.613
C2
6.505
C3
4.314
IC4
0.706
NC4
0.764
IC5
0.094
NC5
0.068
C6
1.070
H2S
0.026
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APPENDIX- 3.2.1
List of applicable codes for Fire Suppression System and design of other
well platform facilities as applicable-
National Fire protection Association (NFPA)
American Petroleum Institute (API) RP 55
American Petroleum Institute RP 14 C
American Petroleum Institute RP 14 G
American Petroleum Institute RP 2 G
American Petroleum Institute RP 14 E
American Petroleum Institute RP 500
National Electric Code (NEC)
National Electrical Manufacturer's Association (NEMA)
UK Department of Energy (DOE)
Offshore Installations : Guidelines on Design and Construction.
Under writers Laboratory Inc, PTB, BASSEEFA or equivalent Testing

Institution
Instrument Society of America (ISA)
Recommended Practices
Other relevant Codes and good engineering practices followed in the industry.
OFFSHORE
DESIGN
DESIGN CRITERIA
MUMBAI
VOL-II
Section - 3
ANNEXURE-3
LIST OF RTU PARAMETERS
I. WELL PLATFORM
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Well head pressure

Flow arm temperature
SSSV status
SSV status
Main well fluid line pressure
Main well fluid line temperature
Main gas lift injection line pressure
Main gas lift injection line temperature
Gas lift injection pressure (well wise)
Gas lift injection differential pressure (well wise)
Water injection pressure at well head
Instrument gas header pressure
Battery charging current
Battery voltage
Annulus pressure A section
Annulus pressure B section
Annulus pressure C section
II. PROCESS PLATFORM

(for monitoring at Control Room / elsewhere)
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Well platform flow line pressure (Incoming)

Well platform flow line temperature (Incoming)
Gas lift line flow rate (outgoing)
Gas lift line pressure (outgoing)
Gas lift line temperature (outgoing)
Water injection line pressure (Outgoing)
Water injection line flow rate (Outgoing)
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OFFSHORE

9 Well Platforms Project

DESCRIPTION OF WORKS AND SPECIFICATIONS

ISSUED FOR BID

9 Well Platforms Project

MECHANICAL, SAFETY &

This bid document include design parameters, P & IDs, electrical

Provide a safe and well protected facility that meets the

Provide facility that complies with the design parameters and

Install the most appropriate equipment that will allow

Provide maximum protection to prevent environmental

Provide optimum use of platform space yet allow sufficient

Provide shutdown system dedicated to a failsafe design.

Provide convenient and safe escape route through pathway,

Basic Environmental Conditions

The minimum seabed temperature is 22.8 C (73 F).

The ambient temperature varies from a minimum of 16 C (60 F) to

Deck Equipment Layouts

Noise and Vibration

Recommended noise limits for specific work areas.

Vibration limits for human exposure.

Guidelines to minimize noise and vibration problems.

Well/string hook-up (9 well platforms) in well head area

The details of loose supply material are indicated in

Process Design Basis

Contractor to note that based upon review and approval of aforesaid

WELL PLATFORM FACILITIES

The complete platform system design shall be based on

The process and utility systems required on each platform are

ZB, RS-1, RS-2, RS-3 RS-5, RS-7,

19o 19 19o 19 31.989

DESTINATION OF WELL FLUID

BHN (from RS-5)

: REFER DRAWING VOLUME - IV

PLATFORM CAPACITY (STOCK TANK CONDITION)

9 Well Platforms Project

No. of Wells to be drilled

No. of Wells to be drilled

5(five nos single completion)

No .of free slots

No. of Wells to be drilled

No .of free slots

6 (4 nos. single completion&

No. of Wells to be drilled

No .of free slots

RS-1 WELL PLATFORM

No .of free slots

RS-3 WELL PLATFORM

RS-5 WELL PLATFORM

9 Well Platforms Project

RS-7 WELL PLATFORM

No. of water injector

No. of free slots

No. of Wells to be drilled

No. of free slot(s)

No. of Wells to be drilled

No. of free slots

RS-11 WELL PLATFORM

RS-4 WELL PLATFORM

9 Well Platforms Project

RS-8 WELL PLATFORM

No. of Wells to be drilled

No. of free slots

PRODUCER WELL CAPACITY PER STRING (STOCK