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    1. The document is a HAZOP worksheet analyzing potential hazards in a 24" diameter liquefied natural gas pipeline. 2. It identifies hazards related to no, less, or more flow in the pipeline such as loss of production, delays in transfer, or over pressurization. 3. It also considers hazards related to less or more pressure, noting that increased pressure could damage the pipeline. Recommendations include installing flow meters, pressure alarms, and continuously monitoring the pipeline system.

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    1. The document is a HAZOP worksheet analyzing potential hazards in a 24" diameter liquefied natural gas pipeline. 2. It identifies hazards related to no, less, or more flow in the pipeline such as loss of production, delays in transfer, or over pressurization. 3. It also considers hazards related to less or more pressure, noting that increased pressure could damage the pipeline. Recommendations include installing flow meters, pressure alarms, and continuously monitoring the pipeline system.

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    Vijaipur Worksheet 62 HAZOP

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    1. The document is a HAZOP worksheet analyzing potential hazards in a 24" diameter liquefied natural gas pipeline. 2. It identifies hazards related to no, less, or more flow in the pipeline such as loss of production, delays in transfer, or over pressurization. 3. It also considers hazards related to less or more pressure, noting that increased pressure could damage the pipeline. Recommendations include installing flow meters, pressure alarms, and continuously monitoring the pipeline system.

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    1. The document is a HAZOP worksheet analyzing potential hazards in a 24" diameter liquefied natural gas pipeline. 2. It identifies hazards related to no, less, or more flow in the pipeline such as loss of production, delays in transfer, or over pressurization. 3. It also considers hazards related to less or more pressure, noting that increased pressure could damage the pipeline. Recommendations include installing flow meters, pressure alarms, and continuously monitoring the pipeline system.

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    Hazop Worksheet
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    HAZOP WORKSHEET NO. 62
    SCHEME NO. P&ID NO. A095/02/41/70/1161
    NODE NO. 62 Piping and Instrumentation Diagram GSU/GPU OSBL HOOK-UP Details (24” Dia RLNG Pipeline)
    S.N. Guide Deviation Process Causes Consequences Safeguards Recommendations
    Word
    1. Flow No flow 1. Isolation valve in 24” 1. Loss of production. ------ 1. Flow meter with Alarm
    RLNG line closed. 2. Delay in transfer of system should be
    2. No availability of RLNG in RLNG. provided.
    the pipeline 2. Continuous monitoring
    3. Pipeline may be broken in of flow should be checked
    between. regularly at central control
    room.
    Less Flow 1. Isolation valve partially Loss of production. ------ 1. Flow meter with Alarm
    closed. system should be
    2. Less quantity of Gas provided.
    available. 2. Continuous monitoring
    3. Leakage in the pipeline of flow should be checked
    regularly at central control
    room.
    More flow Over flow of the Gas 1. Loss of Gas. ------ 1. Flow meter with Alarm
    2. Pipeline pressure may system should be
    increase. provided.
    3. Chance of leakage. 2. Continuous monitoring
    of flow should be checked
    regularly at central control
    room.
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    Hazard Identification Study Work
    HAZOP WORKSHEET NO. 62 (Continue)

    SCHEME NO. P&ID NO. A095/02/41/70/1161


    NODE NO. 62 Piping and Instrumentation Diagram GSU/GPU OSBL HOOK-UP Details (24” Dia RLNG Pipeline)
    S.N. Guide Word Deviation Process Causes Consequences Safeguards Recommendations
    2. Pressure Less No significant impact. ------ ------ ------
    Pressure
    More More quantity of gas 1. Pressure in the 1. By pass isolation High pressure alarm
    Pressure available. pipeline may increase. valve provided. system should be
    2. Damage to pipeline 2. Pressure Transmitter provided and
    provided. connected to central
    control room.
    3. Reverse Not likely to ----- ----- ----- -----
    occur.

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