FIRES-IN-THE-OIL-amp;-GAS-INDUSTRY课件.pptVIP

HK, age 35. Injuries to right ear and right shoulder. KJ, age 36. Foreign body in eyes. FH, age 28. Minor burns to both forearms. RR, age 37. Minor burns and abrasions from fall. Personal Injuries cont’d) 精品文档 RR, age 22. Minor burns and strained neck muscles. OJ, age 37. Muscular injury right thigh. SB, age 39. Splinter in arms. TT, age 46. ‘Shock’ and elevated BP “malignant”. FA, age 32. Sprained ankle. Personal Injuries (cont’d) 精品文档 Fortunate Events I Damage was mitigated because the predominantly ballistic or impact type of damage was confined to the NE direction which was unoccupied hillside. 精品文档 Damage was mitigated by the fact that several workers had gone to the canteen to eat. Fortunate Events II 精品文档 Some rainfall occurred 20 minutes before the explosion which resulted in several workers delaying in returning to the FCCU. Fortunate Events III 精品文档 85.10.17: Berth #5 Fire started - 12.35 pm Fire service - 12.45 pm Fire under control - 12.50 pm All clear given - 3.00 pm 精品文档 Background to Fire I In June 1985 a decision was taken to recommission the entire length of the 30-inch diameter sealine (S/L No. 33) running from the Pile Bent 80 manifold to No. 5 berth and terminating at No. 6 Berth. 精品文档 Background II The section of the line between No. 5 and No. 6 Berths (length 1200 ft) was the only inoperative part and was positively isolated from the rest of the line in 1975. This section had to be tested and repaired before being brought back into service. 精品文档 Between July and October 1985, the other portion of the line was in crude oil service, the last being the receipt of 319,000 bbls of Algerian Condensate on September 1. Background III 精品文档 By October 11, all activities related to the repairs of the disused section were completed. Background IV 精品文档 On October 17, equipment was mobilized and manpower allocated to the task of completing the final job to allow the re-commissioning of the entire length of S/L 33. Background V 精品文档 The last task