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Volume-II of IV - GAIL

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MECON LIMITED<br />

REGD. OFF : RANCHI (BIHAR)<br />

Document3<br />

PROCESS & PIPING<br />

DESIGN SECTION<br />

NEW DELHI<br />

STANDARD SPECIFICATION<br />

TITLE CASING INSULATORS AND END SPECIFICATION NO. PAGE 2 OF 6<br />

SEALS MEC/S/05/62/12 REVISION 0<br />

1.0 SCOPE<br />

2.0 FUNCTION<br />

3.0 DESIGN<br />

PART-A CASING INSULATORS<br />

This specification covers the minimum requirements <strong>of</strong> design, material,<br />

manufacture and supply <strong>of</strong> casing insulators intended to be used for cased<br />

pipeline crossings.<br />

Pipeline insulators shall be used to support the carrier pipe inside the casing<br />

pipe and electrically isolate the carrier pipe from the casing pipe at the cased<br />

crossings.<br />

The casing insulators shall:<br />

- Resist cold flow and will not s<strong>of</strong>ten at design temperature.<br />

- Resist corrosion<br />

- Resist mechanical damage while being pulled into the casing.<br />

- Have high electrical insulating value and low water absorption, thus<br />

preventing leakage and maintain electrical isolation between carrier and<br />

casing pipes<br />

- Have high compressive strength in order to assure a permanent support<br />

to the carrier pipe.<br />

The arrangement <strong>of</strong> insulator shall be generally in accordance with Fig. 3.0. It<br />

shall be made in segments duly held together with cadmium plated bolts and<br />

nuts, to be supplied with casing insulators.<br />

The number <strong>of</strong> segments shall be two for pipe diameters upto 12” (generally).<br />

For larger diameters, the number <strong>of</strong> segments may be more than two, but their<br />

number shall be kept minimum.<br />

The skid height shall be such that it is slightly less than the value obtained by<br />

following formula.

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