PDVSA

ENGINEERING DESIGN MANUAL

VOLUMEN 13–III

ENGINEERING PROCEDURES

PDVSA N° TITLE

L–TPD–108.4 PLOT PLAN PREPARATION AND PRESENTATION

2 DEC. 98 GENERAL REVISION 13 Y.K. A.A. J.E.R.

1 OCT.95 GENERAL REVISION 11 L.T. E.J. A.N.

0 FEB.94 FOR APPROVAL 24 L.T. E.J. A.N.

REV. DATE DESCRIPTION PAG. REV. APPD. APPD.

APPD.BY Alexis Arévalo DATE DEC.98 APPD.BY Jesús E. Rojas DATE DEC.98

E PDVSA, 1983 ESPECIALISTAS

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Index
1 SCOPE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
2 REFERENCES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
2.1 Petróleos de Venezuela, S.A. (PDVSA) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
3 PRESENTATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
3.1 General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
4 SITE AND PLOT PLANT DEVELOPMENT – DATA REQUIRED FOR
DEVELOPMENT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
4.1 Project Design Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
4.2 Site Conditions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
4.3 Area Design Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
4.4 Site Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
4.5 Size and Capacity of Cranes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
5 CLEARANCE AND ACCESSIBILITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
5.1 Scope . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
5.2 Basic Design Considerations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
6 PLATFORMS, STAIRS, AND LADDERS (ACCESS AND LAYOUT
REQUIREMENTS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
6.1 Platforms with Stair Access . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
6.2 Platforms with Ladder Access . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
6.3 Dual Access Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
6.4 Ladder Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
7 EQUIPMENT LOCATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
7.1 Pumps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
7.2 Compressors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
7.3 Heat Exchangers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
7.4 Air Coolers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
7.5 Fired Heaters and Boilers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
7.6 Vessels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
7.7 Piperacks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
8 EXHIBIT A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
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1 SCOPE
This engineering guide includes the recommended practices for preparation of
Site, Overall and Area Plot and equipment layout of PDVSA plants or process
units for production, refining, gas compression and processing, petrochemical,
Orimulsion, and product storage and distribution facilities.
This engineering guide does not include recommended practices for preparation
of plot plans and equipment layout of PDVSA pilot plants, marine terminal, Lake
Maracaibo and offshore facilities. In such cases, the good engineering criteria will
prevail. For piping layout, see PDVSA Specification H–251, Process and Utility
Piping Design Requirements.
For equipment construction, operational and maintenance spacing requirements,
the Engineering Guides PDVSA IR–M–01, “Separación entre Equipos e
Instalaciones”, and PDVSA IR–M–02, “Ubicación de Equipos e Instalaciones en
Relación a Terceros” shall govern.

2 REFERENCES
2.1 Petróleos de Venezuela, S.A. (PDVSA)
L–TPD–108.1 Requerimientos de Información de Planos de Planta.
L–TPD–108.2 Publicación de Planos de Planta.
IR–M–01 Separación entre Equipos e Instalaciones.
IR–M–02 Ubicación de Equipos e Instalaciones en Relación a Terceros.

3 PRESENTATION
3.1 General
These instructions outline the primary considerations and recommended
practices to be followed in the development and presentation of plot plan drawings
for onshore installations.
Plot plans shall be prepared in such a manner that will clearly illustrate required
layout and spacing of equipment for safe operation and maintenance, together
with necessary fire protection.
The site plans and plot plans are very important means of information transfer
within and between Design, Process and Project Groups. These drawings must
be kept up to date at all times and regularly issued.
3.1.1 Plans
Site plans represent the total overall Plant arrangement. The first step is to
produce topographical map of the site area with the following:
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a. Plant outline and levels relative to sea level and geographic north relative to local
bench mark or marks.
b. Locations of the following local facilities – major highways, local roads, railroads,
power lines and pipe lines (existing and proposed). Possible harbor (tides and
sea depth) and river docking (river depth with seasons) locations, and adjacent
plants together with local dwellings.
c. Annual, daily and hourly rainwater design factors plus wind directions and rates.
River levels recorded and sea level (tide) rates over one of the following periods:
5, 10, 25, 50 or 100 year max.*
*To be determined by local or national code requirements.
This will be used as a basic background for superimposing the major areas that
constitute the Plant, such as plant roads, limits of fence boundary lines, rail
entrances and exits, storage tank areas, buildings, ponds, flare or flares, storage
areas, process unit battery limits and extent of utility facilities, etc.
No equipment will be shown in process units or utility facilities other than outlines
of buildings, cooling water towers, flare center lines, and large collecting areas
(liquids or solids). All components will be shown on separate detailed plots
(designated as overall process unit plot plans). These overall plot plans may need
to be split into individual area plot plans depending on scale and plant size.
3.1.2 Site Plan – Presentation
All dimensioning shall be preferably by coordinates, including the following
boundaries: battery limits, property limits or site fence. Coordinates may be
relative (north–south–east–west) to nearest benchmark of the geographic area
or complex where facilities will be erected. Plan North and set grid system will be
indicated on Site Plan drawing.
Adjacent facilities, properties, pipeline, roads, bridges, power lines, sea shore,
creeks, rivers, lakes, swamps, hills, forests, and other geographic or human
references shall be indicated (but not dimensioned) if they affect facility or
installation layouts, or for construction purposes.
Where possible, complex benchmark elevation (relative to mean sea level) shall
be indicated.
Grade elevation reference of an adjacent existing facility shall be used provided
negative elevation values will be avoided. If not available, a fictitious grade
elevation of 100,0 m for a specific unit or facility may be agreed if convenient for
equipment erection and construction purposes, in order to avoid negative
elevation values. The elevation of fictitious grade relative to mean sea level or
complex benchmark shall be indicated on drawing.
The actual North, plant North, and prevailing wind direction arrows shall be
located in the top right side of drawing. General notes, referenced standards and
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specifications, reference drawing list, complex benchmark elevation from sea

level and legend shall be indicated on the right side of drawing.
Recommended site plan scale: Set to suit “E” size drawing sheet.
3.1.3 Overall Unit Plot Plan – Presentation
Overall unit plot plans shall show all process and/or utilities units of a major plant.
Relevant equipment or installations, pipe trenches, roads, substations, packaged
units, piperacks inside and outside battery limits of process or utilities areas,
interconnecting piperacks and roads between process or utilities areas shall be
shown.
Surrounding roads and adjacent plants or installations references shall be
indicated on drawing.
Overall plot plans include scaled outline relevant equipment and installation on its
correct locations. Relevant equipment and installations numbers and center lines
shall be shown. Road center lines and battery limits coordinates shall be shown.
All plant clearances will follow those indicated on Section 3 of this procedure.
Dimensioning shall be preferably by coordinates.
If existing adjacent facility elevation is not available, elevations shall be relative
to Reference 100,0 m level, but shall be only shown different grade levels,
piperacks and relevant structures.
The actual North, plant North, and prevailing wind direction arrows shall be
located in the top right side of drawing. General notes, referenced standards and
specifications, reference drawing list, complex benchmark elevation from sea
level and legend shall be indicated on the right side of drawing.
Recommended overall plot plan scale: Set to suit “E” size drawing sheet.
3.1.4 Area Plot Plans – Presentation
Dimensioning shall be complete with all fixed equipment located by means of
coordinates. Equipment and installations shall be represented by figures
(rectangles, circles, semi–ovals and others) that best fit, and shall be outlined to
scale. Access spaces, drop–out and pull–out areas shall be shown but not
dimensioned. All plant clearances will follow those indicated on Section 3 of this
procedure.
All equipment locating elevations shall be listed on equipment list. Grade,
piperack, structures and main platform elevations shall be shown. Elevations of
small platforms attached to vessels and towers may not be indicated.
The actual North, and prevailing wind direction arrows shall be located in the top
right side of drawing. General notes, referenced standards and specifications,
reference drawing list, complex benchmark elevation from sea level and legend
shall be indicated on the right side of drawing.
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Recommended area plot plan scale: Set to suit “D” size drawing sheet. Preferred:
1:100. Maximum acceptable: 1:50.
The following equipment or installation reference points of location shall be used
throughout project:

Towers Centerline of shell

Reactors Centerline of shell
Vertical Drums Centerline of shell
Cylindrical Heaters Centerline of shell
Cabin Heaters Centerline of stack or outlet to stack
Storage Tanks Centerline of shell
Storage Spheres Centerline of shell
Horizontal Drums Centerline of shell and cap tangent line (closest to
centerline of piperack column)
Chimneys Centerline
S & T Heat Exchangers Centerline of shell and tube nozzles
“U” S & T Heat Exchangers Centerline of shell and shell nozzles
Air Cooled Heat Border closer to piperack and/or equipment
Exchangers
(not over piperacks)
Other Heat Exchangers Shell nozzles
Pumps Centerline of shaft and discharge nozzle
Compressors Centerline of shaft and first stage discharge nozzle
Piperacks Centerline of columns and transverse beams

All other equipment shall be centerline of shell, box or shaft, and centerline of inlet
nozzle.

4 SITE AND PLOT PLANT DEVELOPMENT – DATA

REQUIRED FOR DEVELOPMENT
After obtaining vicinity of selected area for new plant together with contour
drawings and limits, the following data is required.

4.1 Project Design Information

4.1.1 Locations of surrounding road, rail, sea or waterway facilities and acceptable
tie–in locations.
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4.1.2 Locations of external feed lines (water, feedstock, power and gas), future and
existing sewerage and product lines, and existing encroachments that may exist
i.e. power cables and city gas and sewer systems (which can be located or must
remain). If they are to remain, clearances will be required.

4.2 Site Conditions

4.2.1 Soil conditions – * Bearing capacity, runoff, and water table level. (*These affect
foundations).
4.2.2 Wind velocities, prevailing wind direction, temperature range and rainfall.
4.2.3 Actual North and site North, direction.
4.2.4 River water levels or sea water levels (if available).
4.2.5 Roads, accessways and storm water handling required.
4.2.6 Local railway codes and standards.
4.2.7 Site coordinates or distance to complex bench mark.

4.3 Area Design Data

4.3.1 Process Flow Diagrams or Piping and Instrumentation Flow Diagrams together
with specifications.
4.3.2 Equipment list and sizing (vendor data where possible).
4.3.3 Firefighting data.
4.3.4 Foundation type or types.

4.4 Site Services

Services that will be routed below ground.

4.5 Size and Capacity of Cranes

4.5.1 For construction.
4.5.2 For maintenance.

5 CLEARANCE AND ACCESSIBILITY

5.1 Scope
This subsection presents basic criteria for equipment spacing in the design and
layout of new plants and expansions of existing plants.
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5.2 Basic Design Considerations

The objectives of the spacing recommendations in this subsection are as follows:
– Constructability.
– To permit access for firefighting.
– To permit access for operators to perform emergency shutdown actions in a fire
situation.
– To minimize involvement of adjacent facilities in a fire and hence prevent further
equipment failures.
– To insure that critical emergency facilities are not subject to fire damage.
– To segregate high risk facilities or equipment.
– To separate continuous ignition sources from probable sources of release of
flammable materials.
– To avoid danger or nuisance to persons or facilities beyond the adjacent
property lines.
– To permit access for normal inspection, operation and maintenance.
– To permit equipment replacement (if required) and connected piping
dismantling.
– To insure site security.

6 PLATFORMS, STAIRS, AND LADDERS (ACCESS AND

LAYOUT REQUIREMENTS)
Location of all platforms, ladders and stairways shall be in compliance with
accessibility and safety requirements; maximum vertical distance between
platforms shall be 9.0 meters (by Venezuelan law).

6.1 Platforms with Stair Access

Platforms with stair access shall be provided at:
6.1.1 Points which must be service frequently per 8–hour shift, i.e. furnace firing
platforms, boilers, etc.
6.1.2 Locations serving mechanical equipment, i.e. stationary cranes, elevated
compressor foundations, vacuum ejectors, etc.
6.1.3 Heavy major instrument analyzer installations not mounted at grade, requiring
frequent access will be given stair access; light instrumentation will be served by
ladders.
6.1.4 Maximum stair run – 4.0 meters.

6.2 Platforms with Ladder Access

Platforms with ladder access shall be provided at:
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6.2.1 Exchangers with centerline located 3.0 meters or more above grade.
6.2.2 Points which require operating access less frequently than once per 8–hour shift,
i.e. some designated valves, certain motors, etc.
6.2.3 Points requiring access for maintenance, including column or vessel manways
(except as listed in sub–paragraph below), nozzle flanges, relief valves,
removable heads or covers, top flange of vertical reboilers, etc.
Platforms shall not be required for manways, when manway centerline elevation
form grade is:
a. 6.0 meters and under, where accessibility to internals is not the purpose.
b. 3.0 meters and under, where accessibility to internals is the purpose.
6.2.4 Air coolers, which have interconnecting walkways provided for service to valving,
fan motors and instruments.

6.3 Dual Access Requirements

Two means of access shall be provided at:
6.3.1 Elevated platforms, 3.0 meters or more above grade, which serve three or more
vessels when lack of such access might prevent emergency escape for
personnel.
6.3.2 Any platform serving fired process equipment, i.e. at each end of horizontal
heaters.
6.3.3 Any platform serving two or more elevated pieces of equipment which are
concurrently maintained or operated.
6.3.4 Large elevated structures, if reaching any part of platform requires more than 20.0
meters of travel to or from a single access.

6.4 Ladder Requirements

6.4.1 Side access ladders shall be preferred to front access ladders.
6.4.2 Wherever practicable, ladders shall be arranged so that the user faces the
equipment or structure rather than open space.
6.4.3 All ladders shall be provided with safety bars or swing gates at points of entry to
each platform or level. (Chains shall not to be used). These are to be built in
accordance with the following PDVSA Engineering Standards:
Ladders: PDVSA 0602.2.217, 0602.2.221, & 0602.2.222.
Swing Gate: PDVSA 0602.2.223.
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Swing Bar: PDVSA 0602.2.226.

7 EQUIPMENT LOCATIONS
7.1 Pumps
7.1.1 Standard base Ht. 300 mm above area grade level.
7.1.2 Pumps to be located on plans by reference to centerline of shaft and centerline
of discharge nozzle (for most types of pumps).
7.1.3 Pumps shall be located with centerline of shaft perpendicular to pipe rack
centerline and discharge nozzles aligned in a common centerline along side pipe
rack.

7.2 Compressors
7.2.1 Large compressors shall be elevated to insure space for any or as many of the
following that affect machine.
a. Where lube and seal systems are not mounted on machine: High enough to
permit gravity flow to holding tanks (line slope required will be indicated on P &
I Diagrams).
b. Bottom inlet line flow considerations (required straight length).
c. Surface condenser, expansion joint and pump maintenance height requirements,
if bottom turbine outlet.
d. Air cooling ducting to motor.
e. Pulsation dampener and accompanying piping, plus sleeper heights.
7.2.2 Horizontal maintenance withdrawals to be considered.
a. Piston removal space plus area for handling (+ 1.0 m).
b. End withdrawal (for barrel type compressors) space and handling could require
cradle and extended foundation.
c. D.C. electrical motor separation (rotor and stator) space, could require cradle and
extended foundation.
d. Shaft removal.
7.2.3 Vertical clearances of lifting facilities depends on obstructions, component sizes
and sling allowance.
7.2.4 Personnel shelters and compressor shelters.
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a. Compressor shelter.
b. Personnel shelters: shall be soundproofed, unless otherwise instructed.
7.2.5 Operating control panel, panel access (sufficient for maintenance access
required front or rear).

7.3 Heat Exchangers

7.3.1 Shell and tube exchangers at grade, will be located by a common channel nozzle
centerline from centerline of rack columns. Distance will be determined by longest
exchanger together with pump and operation aisles.
7.3.2 When possible, the channel end of exchanger will be kept clear of overhead
obstruction, allowing overhead crane access. If this is not possible in multi–story
structure, then other handling facilities must be provided.
7.3.3 Davits will be supplied on shell cover when crane access is not possible.
7.3.4 Double “U” tube exchangers will be located relative to outer tube (shell) nozzle
location. If grouped they will be located on common centerline relative to pipe rack
column centerline.
7.3.5 Space will be allowed for the maintenance of vertical exchangers. Method will be
dependent on whether fixed tube or removable bundle.
7.3.6 Space will be allowed for removable bundle pulling–out of horizontal shell and
tube exchangers.

7.4 Air Coolers

7.4.1 Air coolers shall be located in such a manner that permits both safe and practical
access for maintenance and operation.
7.4.2 Air cooler location may be in process area and must be kept clear of potential fire
sources (such as light product or hot oil pumps with operation temperature equal
or above its auto–ignition point).
7.4.3 Must be located to prevent recirculation of heated air and kept clear of hot
equipment and uninsulated hot piping.
7.4.4 Platform access must be provided to all drivers for air coolers and platforms must
be strong enough to permit driver maintenance.
7.4.5 Air coolers shall not be located over compressors or pumps of flammable
products.
7.4.6 Air coolers may only be placed over drums and exchangers belonging to the same
system and then only when those vessels are functioning below ignition
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temperature, provided a barrier (concrete platform or steel plate deck) impedes

air flow from such equipment to air cooler.
7.4.7 When forced to be installed piperack, the following conditions must be met.
a. Keep all flanging, valves and filters clear of area below fan and air passage area.
b. Allow enough vertical distance to avoid obstructing air passage to or from fan.
c. Locate outside furnace area, and arrange to permit crane access for air cooler
maintenance.
d. Piperack and supporting structure must be fireproofed to meet their location
requirements.

7.5 Fired Heaters and Boilers

7.5.1 Where practical, furnaces shall be located near unit boundary for ease of access
and safety, and they must be arranged for ease of tube pulling, with suitable
drop–out space. Road access will be required to tube pulling end. Tube pulling
end will be kept clear of external piping, or will be supplied with removable
connecting piping if required.
7.5.2 A common stack is permitted, where economical, with suitable ducting and
dampeners.
7.5.3 Permissible Stack–Height – Should be relative to associated plant equipment and
Local or National Codes whichever govern.
7.5.4 Other space requirements often met are as follows (and should be questioned):
a. Decoking facilities.
b. Soot Blowers: Retractable or rotary (operation and maintenance).
c. Air preheating: (Burner air supply).
These facilities are often omitted from process flow diagrams. (Always check).
7.5.5 Prevailing winds should be considered. Equipment handling light hydrocarbons
should be located downwind of heaters.
7.5.6 Snuffing steam facilities. Any pocketed line must be tapped to permit drainage.

7.6 Vessels
7.6.1 Vertical vessels: Will be placed on a common centerline parallel to the piperack,
unless design conditions demand otherwise (Association with steel structure or
compressor house, for example).
7.6.2 Horizontal vessels shall be located on common tangent line parallel to the
piperack, unless design conditions demand otherwise (mounted in structure or
over piperack).
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The distance from rack column centerline will be relative to pump and aisle
requirements (Accessway allowance).
7.6.3 Davits will be mounted on top of shell to handle internals and relief valves, etc.
that are not accessible by crane. Davits and manways will be located to permit
lowering into accessible drop–out area and catalyst loading/un loading.
7.6.4 Large vessel will be supplied with lifting lugs suitably located to aid in erection.
Equipment erection sequence and method must be considered when lugs are
being located always check with Construction Group.

7.7 Piperacks
7.7.1 Piperacks will be sized to accommodate design needs + 15% and width may be
determined by air coolers. Additional space must be allowed for electrical trays
(with design needs and 15% extra allowed).
7.7.2 Minimum rack height: Inside units a minimum clearway beneath rack of 3650
mm and half pipeway level spacing. Outside unit height will be determined by
minimum clearance required by mobile cranes or railway clearances where
required. See PDVSA 0602.1.585.
7.7.3 Piperacks will be overhead inside and between process units. For remote offsite
facilities pipeways shall be at grade or inside trenches.
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No DE PLANO
MATCHLINE FOR CONTINUATION – SEE DWG. U1000–E0010A ROAD S.705.000 GENERAL NOTES PREVALING WIND

W.1126.000

W.1123.500
1.– FOR PROJECT STANDARDS SEE
DWGS. U1000–A0400 SERIES
S.722.850
2.– AREA GRADE EL.100.000 M
DN

EA–1006X
EA–1002

W.1122.800
EQUIPMENT LIST

FA–1005
PLANT
S.726.600 NORTH
EQUIPM.
ELEV. REMARKS GRID

W.1073.000
NOMBER

GA–1152X

GA–1161X
S.728.850
S.711250

EA–1003 @ GRADE
S.728.950
AD1152 95.000 TOP OF FINISED FLOOR C7

BA–1001 102.000 BOTTOM OF BASE PLATE G3

W.1099.000

W.1096.500

W.1094.500

W.1092.000

W.1089.500

W.1087.500

W.1085.000

W.1081.500
W.1102.500
W.1116.000
BA–1101 102.000 BOTTOM OF BASE PLATE G3

EA–1004 @ GRADE
PLATF. EL FH–1302
BA–1201 102.000 BOTTOM OF BASE PLATE G4
108.100
DISH.
S.735.050 FA–1152X BA–1202 102.000 BOTTOM OF BASE PLATE G4
S.

W.1116.800

W.1115.000
STEEL S.720.100
W.119.000
S.717.200
DA–1001 100.300 BOTTOM OF BASE PLATE D3
W.1121.000

W.1062.000
UPPER PLAN

FA–1003
W.1127.000

W.1060.500
EA–1001 @ GRADE

S.720.400 DA–1002 100.300 BOTTOM OF BASE PLATE D4

W.1126.000

W.1124.000 (GC–1001)

AD–1153
JD–1305
W.1123.000

S.722.850 AD–1152 GA–1162X

FA–1001

DC–1101 103.900 BOTTOM OF BASE PLATE C6

FA–1002
W.1126.000

DC–1103 DC–1102 DC–1101 AD–1151X

S.723.750

STAIRWAY
SLOPE S.722.550
DC–1102 105.900 BOTTOM OF BASE PLATE C5
@ GRADE

JD–1306 FROM RECLAIM

GC–1001

HOPPER DC–1103 108.900 BOTTOM OF BASE PLATE C4

S.726.6 S.727.150
UP S–725.150
EA–1001 101.400 CENTERLINE D2

W.1093.000
W.1101.000
DISCH. W.1131.000

FH–1301

W.1105.000
CHAN. S.727.450

STAIRWAY
STEEL

W.1067.650

W.1065.200
S.727.450 EA–1002 108.850 CENTERLINE B2

DA–1002
NOZZ.
PA–1101 FA–1151X

W.1096.300
(GC–1001)

S.728.950

T/L
S.733.250

EA–1003 100.600 BOTTOM OF SUPPORT D3

EL.103.200

S.729.250
S.727.900
FA–1101

W.1089.000
PLATF

S.732.000 S.730.700 EA–1004 100.600 BOTTOM OF SUPPORT D3

S.730.650
T/L. T/L SUCT. EC–1001 110.000 BOTTOM OF BASE PLATE E1
T/L STAIRWAY
S.733.050 S.733.050 G S.732.900 PA–1102
S.733.350

W.1067.650

W.1065.200
GA–1001S ELEVATOR
S.734.050 S.732.900 FA–1001 104.000 CENTERLINE D1
S.735.050 S.735.050
GA–1001 PLATF. EL. PLATF. EL. FA–1002 102.700 CENTERLINE D2

W.1091.500

W.1088.000
104.500 105.500

GA–1101
S.736.050
FA–1003 107.800 CENTERLINE D2
S.738.100 DISCH. S.737.650
EC.1001
FA–1101 106.000 CENTERLINE D5

DISCH.
FA–1102 100.300 BOTTOM OF BASE PLATE F2

DRAWING LIMIT FOR CONTINUATION SEE DWG.U1000–E0010E

PIPE RACK FA–1201 100.300 BOTTOM OF BASE PLATE F6
EL.105.500 & 107.300 GA–1154X
S.742.050
W.1132.000

W.1125.000

W.1123.000

W.1107.500

W.1105.000
W.1119.000

W.1117.000

W.1113.000

W.1111.000

FH–1301 FA–1151X VIBRATING FEEDER B9

GA–1002S

GA–1008S

GA–1003S

GA–1005S
GA–1002

GA–1008

GA–1003

GA.1005
W.1127.000

W.1076.000
W.1095.000

W.1089.000

W.1081.000
W.1121.000

W.1109.000

W.1103.000
W.1115.000

S.744.200 FH–1302 FA–1152X VIBRATING FEEDER D9

GA–1001&S 100.300 BOTTOM OF BASE PLATE D1
S.747.250 GA–1002&S 100.300 BOTTOM OF BASE PLATE E2
GA–1003&S 100.300 BOTTOM OF BASE PLATE E3
FA–1202
FB–1151X GA–1005&S 100.300 BOTTOM OF BASE PLATE E4

W.1088.000
S.750.300
S.749.700 S.750.000
W.1094.000

GA–1008&S 100.300 BOTTOM OF BASE PLATE E2

W.1113.000

W.1088.000 GA–1101 100.300 BOTTOM OF BASE PLATE D5

S.753.350
FA–1102

PA–1001 100.300 BOTTOM OF BASE PLATE D4

FA–1201 S.755.200

W.1075.400
REF. DRAWINGS: NOTE:

OVERALL PLOT PLAN–U1000–E00010E ”G” 3–19–82 CHANGE

GA–1155X
AREA KEY PLAN–U1000–E03 FA–1101 NOW
S.757.925
AREA UNDERGROUND PIPING GENERAL S730.700 (D–S)

DISCH.
S.759.450 ARRANGEMENT–U1000–E 26B

GA–1151X
S.761.890
S.765.000

W.1060.500
S.764.050

0 FOR APPROVAL
MATCHLINE FOR CONTINUATION – SEE DWG. U1000–E6010

TOP OF CURB
REV. FECHA DESCRIPCION DIB. CHEQ. APRO.APRO.
W.1109.000

W.1099.000

W.1095.500

W.1091.000

EL 101.850
BA–1001

BA–1201

BA–1202

FB–1151X
STACK

S.770.750

CURB
W.1104.000

EXHIBIT A
BA–1001

ENGINEERING PROCEDURES
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10M

DATE OCT.95 PAGE 12 OF 12 TECHNICAL–PLANT DESIGN

TYPICAL PLOT PLAN
GRAPHIC SCALE
1:100 COKER SECTION
REV 1 SUPERSEDES REV 0 TAB L–TPD – 108.4
A MENOS QUE SE PROYECCION AMERICANA 1000 AND 1100 AREA
INDIQUE LO No. DE PROYECTO No. DE PLANO REV.
G CONTRARIO TODAS
EMISION
LAS DIMENSIONES
ROAD S.697.000 FECHA
3–19–82 ESTAN EN m.m. U1000–E00010B 0

DRAWING LIMIT FOR CONTINUATION SEE DWG.U1000–F0010E ESCALA:

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