WorleyParsons 沃利帕森斯设计指南 KS-PR-DEG-0161 Instrument and Utility Air Systems Design Guide.pdf

Instrument and Utility Air Systems Design Guide Document No: KS-PR-DEG-0161 Rev 0 01 December 2019 © Copyright 2019 Worley ACN 096 090 158. No part of this document or the information it contains may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from Worley. Table of Contents 1. Introduction 3 1.1 General3 1.2 Functional Requirements3 2. System and Equipment Design 3 2.1 General3 2.2 Information Required 4 2.3 System Capacity 4 2.4 Design Parameters 4 3. System Configuration 5 3.1 Air Compressors 5 3.2 Coolers 5 3.3 Filters 5 3.4 Air Dryers 6 3.5 Air Receivers 6 3.6 Control and Monitoring 7 4. Other Design Considerations 7 4.1 Space and Weight 7 4.2 Isolation and Maintenance 7 4.3 Materials 8 5. References 8 Instrument and Utility Air Systems Design Guide ii KS-PR-DEG-0161 Rev 0 01 December 2019 1. Introduction 1.1 General This guide primarily covers the design of instrument/utility air systems for offshore oil and gas production installations. Onshore design has common requirements. 1.2 Functional Requirements Most offshore facilities require a reliable supply of compressed gas for instrument actuation, utility services, and starting and running of mechanical equipment. Compressed air is normally used however produced natural gas is also sometimes used for smaller facilities, especially where there is little or no electrical power. Compressed air systems are pre