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EPMC SERVICES FOR REWARI – KANPUR PIPELINE SPECIFICATION FOR PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION the face of the weld is on the inside of the bend. The coupon shall bend ninety (90°) degrees without fracture. One (1) coupon shall be prepared for nick-break test. The coupons shall be broken in the nicked portion by a sudden blow and the fractured surface shall show complete penetration through the entire thickness of the pipe wall and shall be free from oxides, slag inclusions, pin holes, or other defects. In the event any coupon fails in any of the above tests, remaining coupons shall be subjected to the test that failed and in the event of failure of any of these coupons; the weld shall be deemed to be defective. 4.8.3 Radiographic or X-ray Inspection - The CONTRACTOR will furnish space and equipment to move, locate, and/or handle radiographic or X-ray equipment when job conditions necessitate. 4.8.4 A joint record of results of each weld test shall be made by OWNER and the Contractor's representative. Except for the one (1) weld per welder, each weld cut out which satisfactorily passes Owner's Standard Tests shall be paid for by OWNER in accordance with the unit price per weld as set forth in the Proposal. The joint record made by OWNER and CONTRACTOR shall indicate the location of the weld by Survey station number and stencil number and the result of the test. This record shall be signed by an authorized representative of both OWNER and CONTRACTOR and must be made on the day the test is performed. No reimbursement will be made for any weld not covered by a signed record completed in the above-described manner. 4.8.5 The work prescribed in this Section will be paid for as a part of the Proposal or as part of items entitled REBEVELLING PIPE and TEST WELDS of the Proposal, whichever is appropriate. 4.9 Pigging This work shall include the pigging and sectional testing of the pipe strings prior to laying the final tieins. 4.9.1 The finished lines shall be delivered to OWNER free from all foreign materials and objects, and such defects as flattening, excessive weld protrusion, etc. Scrapers, of a pattern acceptable to the OWNER, shall be air-driven through all lines. Scrapers shall have a gauging plate/pig equal to 95% of the nominal internal diameter of the pipe. 4.9.2 In the case of the scraper lodging in the pipe, or leaks being found, all cut-outs, replacements and repairs shall be made by the CONTRACTOR at his expense. The testing and swabbing shall then be rerun. 4.10 Coating The line pipe will be supplied by OWNER with coating. CONTRACTOR will be responsible for coating the pipe at all joints and any other locations as required to ensure complete protection of the buried pipe. n:\513-mh-2145-rkpl\11 engineering\11.8 pipelines\06 spec\specification for pipeline construction\mh2145-c000- pl-spc-0001.doc MH2145-C000-PL-SPC-0001 RevA Page 19 of 32
EPMC SERVICES FOR REWARI – KANPUR PIPELINE SPECIFICATION FOR PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION 4.10.1 The coating of field joints or repairs to damaged coating shall be at least as equal in effectiveness to the coating applied over the main body of the pipeline. All such field joints and repairs must be inspected with the use of the holiday detector in the presence of Owner's representative. 4.10.2 Application of coating in the field shall be as per General Specification MH2145-C000-PL-SPC- 00XX "Field Joint Coating (Heat Shrink Sleeves)". 4.10.3 Any coating material which in the opinion of OWNER has been damaged by atmospheric conditions, reheating, overheating, or other operations shall not be use and must be reported to Owner's representative. 4.10.4 The CONTRACTOR shall notify OWNER in advance of any and all cleaning, coating, and wrapping operations. 4.11 Testing for Holidays CONTRACTOR shall pass a Stearns Electronic Holiday Detector or equal type of holiday detector, set at a voltage (maximum of 15000 volts) per mil of coating thickness as recommended by coating manufacturer, over pipe after all pipe is coated and just ahead of the lowering operation. If the coated and wrapped pipe has been laid on skids, the coating and wrapping must be checked at each point of contact with the skids. All holidays shall be plainly marked immediately after detection and shall be patched to the satisfaction of the OWNER. OWNER reserves the right to have the CONTRACTOR repass the Holiday Detector over any section of the pipeline when, in the opinion of the OWNER, it is necessary. 4.12 Protection of Coated Pipe Sections of coated pipe shall be carried and not dragged. Extreme care shall be taken when coating may be damaged by movement. When the OWNER deems it necessary by reason of hot weather, CONTRACTOR shall furnish materials and whitewash any loops, slack loops, or spans. At all times coated pipe shall be handled by belt slings. The width of the belt slings shall be equal to approximately one (1) diameter of the pipe. Care shall be used to prevent damage to coating when belt is removed after pipe is lowered. 4.13 Lowering-In This shall include all work necessary to lower pipe into trench after coating operation has been completed. 4.13.1 All brush, skids, pipe, metal of any kind, rocks, large clods, sticks, projecting rocks, and other hard objects shall be removed from the trench into which the pipeline is to be lowered so that the protective coating shall not be punctured or abraded. 4.13.2 The trench shall be made wide enough where slack loops are lowered into the trench so that no coating will be rubbed off. n:\513-mh-2145-rkpl\11 engineering\11.8 pipelines\06 spec\specification for pipeline construction\mh2145-c000- pl-spc-0001.doc MH2145-C000-PL-SPC-0001 RevA Page 20 of 32
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