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HomeMy WebLinkAboutARCO - FS3 W:' Y/dl;í;fj¡~:t¡:~¡J"MIý'ÁI%Ø'Y8/4ø/Ø/I'ß/I/I/..4!~I/I/I/I¿H/ÂP-:'&P/ßY#W'/N/I~ÁW-~..tv.::'/I/I~W4W/I/I/dW~I/H/HYI/AlrAW.4I'?'I/N/.4Y/I'4Ø"4111'7.E'1¿øy14lV'.w/1/1'áW'AW..&WI/I/,Ø/K/I/dlYl/I/I/14Ø·/#%:k¡¡~·;;¡m:~%"/A~:ø;::i¥:;; AGOCC GaS Di$10$i~ioll Fle$ - 1995 ,e,!'eo - FS 3 11";~¡;"'W';;If;.~~"'Mo/d';YI/.4Y~'/Ø~.ø:~4'/I/I/IdØ""dØY~r~:'&P/I/~W,.w/H/.#"I~¿'"/1/I/fiWl/I/I/I/I/~Ø';'I~..ø'YAWIAlVI/,Ø'/I/I/I/""AIJ"AlVI4fPY.67A1VA"/"""/I/,M'I/I/I/1/,Ø/M"AYdIY....-.-w/I/I4V.4J%¡I %Ø"~4ff44«4~ II r - - ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERV A TION COMMISSION FACILITY REPORT OF PRODUCED GAS DISPOSITION I Facility fLOW STATION 3 I Operator ARCO ALASKA. INC. Disposition 1. Sold 2. Reinjected 3. Flared or vented less than 1 hour 4. Flared or vented .!reater than 1 hour (Supplemental report required--See 20 AAC 25.235) 5. Pilot and Pur .!e 6. Used for lease operations Fuel Assist 7. Other TOTAL items 1 - 7 8. NGL .!as equivalent produced 9. Purchased .!as lO. Transferred from: CGF 11. Transferred to: CCP Rem:lrh: k ¡"'} ü¡ ..,... ~, ., ~ L 4'" . ~'" » n 5' (') :z .&" !:oJ [, 10 <~ = <) -> n 0 ..., 0 -.J œ ::::I ~1 9" CD --> .# èf ('1# £~~ c:..D r'*"' ;3 m ~ ¡ :3 n ¡;:¡. on ~. 3.219 13.643 24.677 982.133 225 o 1.023.897 1.006.732 43.530.236 T herehv œrtifv th:lt. the foregoing i~ tme :lnci mrrect to the he~t of mv knowlf'nge. Signature: (/7-£ _ Title: SUPERVISOR Form lO-a~e~;;;~ I Field(s) MOnthIY ear of Disposition EASTERN OPERATING AREA-PBU Dec-95 *Indicate contribution of each pool to total. o Pool Name Code Percent o PRUDHOE 640150 100 OfticiaJ Use Only--Harinj:! Authorization> I hr. 1. Safety MCF o 2. Lease Use MCF o 3. Conserv. Purposes MCF Commissioner Date Note: All volumes must be corrected to pressure of 14.65 psia and to a temperature of 60 degrees F. Report due by the 20th of the month following the month of disposition. Authority 20 AAC 25.235. DATE FLARING EVENTS LESS THAN 1 HOUR T1ME 12/01/95 12/04/95 12/10/95 e 12/11/95 12/22/95 TOTAL UNDER 1 HOUR 1825-1830 1845-1850 1110-1120 1 300-131 0 2115-2145 0630-0720 3,218 12/03/95 FLARING EVENTS GREATER THAN 1 HOUR 0820-1710 -TOTAL OVER 1 HOUR Flared Pilot/Purge Continuous Assist TOTAL FLARED 13,643 VOLUME MCF 6 3 3 454 2,753 13,643 16,862 24,677 2ll 41,764 ARCO ALASKA, INC. CONSERVAT10N ORDER NO. 219 GAS FLARING INCIDENTS FLOW STATION #3 DECEMBER 1995 DESCRIPT10N OF INCIDENTS & CAUSE TIC 1801 shut down twice while trying to load due to high discharge pressure. (IP Discharge valve) Shutdown TIC 1802 for 4M hour inspection. Shutdown TIC 1801 for normal stop. Facility maintenance. Depressured A HP Sep, HP scrubber. Shutdown TIC 804 due to high vibration. Seismic probe shutdown TIC due to a voltage spike. 310 1802 TIC to replace 1801 TIC IP Discharge Valve .. .\j. k''';'. D· --" . '.. .-. ~,c:.VL-~ . -- J þ..~ 1 ì ,~~{) Cù"\ìmISS\OI\ . '.\ " r..~s ColìS. ,. . \ ".",01 ¡o;. ~c. þ.JÜ~"'" J\I\ctlorage PLANNED UNPLANNED UNPLANNED PLANNED PLANNED PLANNED UNPLANNED PLANNED ACT10N TAKEN TO EUMINATE CAUSE Normal compressor blowdown volume. Normal shutdown. Started TIC 1802 Finished depressuring. Examined seismic probe and reset. Replaced 1801 TIC IP Discharge Valve. Started 1802 TIC. e e ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERV A TION COMMISSION FACILITY REPORT OF PRODUCED GAS DISPOSITION .REVISED I Facility FLOW STATION 3 I Operator ARCO ALASKA. INC. Disposition 1. Sold 2. Reinjected 3. Flared or vented less than 1 hour 4. Flared or vented .!reater than 1 hour (Supplemental report required--See 20 AAC 25.235) 5. Pilot and Pur .!e 23.574 6. Used for lease operations Fuel Assist 916.320 5 o 7. Other TOTAL items 1 - 7 940.370 8. NGL .!as equivalent produced 9. Purchased .!as 10. Transferred from: CGF 939.894 11. Transferred to: CCP 42.527.097 Rem:lrks: T herehv certify th:lt the foregoing i~ tme :lnò c.orrect to the he~t of mv knowlf'nge. Signature: cJ:)-ß , .Title: SUPERVISOR Form lO~ (Revised 4/95) I Field(s) I MonthlY ear of Disposition EASTERN OPERATING AREA-PBU Nov-95 *Indicate contribution of each pool to total. o Pool Name Code Percent o PRUDHOE 640150 100 471 o Official Use Only--Flarin~ Authorization> 1 hr. 1. Safety MCF o 2. Lease Use MCF o 3. Conserv. Purposes MCF Commissioner Date Note: All volumes must be corrected to pressure of 14.65 psia and to a temperature of 60 degrees F. Report due by the 20th of the month following the month of disposition. Authority 20 AAC 25.235. ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERV A TION COMMISSION FACILITY REPORT OF PRODUCED GAS DISPOSITION Operator I Field(s) I Montb/Year of Disposition fLOW STATION 3 ARCO ALASKA, INC. EASTERN OPERATING AREA-PBU Nov-95 I Facility Disposition *Indicate contribution of each pool to total. 1. Sold o Pool Name Code Percent 2. Reinjected o PRUDHOE 640150 100 3. Flared or vented less than 1 hour 471 e 4. Flared or vented jUeater than 1 hour (Supplemental report required-oSee 20 MC 25.235) o 5. Pilot and Purge 23.574 6. Used for lease operations Fuel Assist o 5 o 7. Other OtliciallJsc Only--FlarinR Authorization> 1 hr. TOTAL items 1 - 7 24.050 1. Safety MCF 8. NGL gas equivalent produced o 2. Lease Use MCF e 10. Transferred from: CGF RECEI'/EU DEC 1 8 995 o 3. Conserv. Purposes MCF 9. Purchased gas 939.894 11. Transferred to: CCP Alaska Oil & Gas Cons. Commission Anchorac It ~ Commissioner Date 42.527.097 Note: All volumes must be corrected to pressure of 14.65 psia and to a temperature of 60 degrees F. Report due by the 20th of the month following the month of disposition. Authority 20 AAC 25.235. Rem:lrks: T herehv certify 'f:!t the forei!0imr is .me :lnfl correct to the he~t of mv knowleflge. i (.. /. Signatured:' '../, Jitle: SUPERVISOR . ~~.<>~ Fonn 10 ' (Revised 4195) " DATE TIME VOLUME MCF FLARING EVENTS LESS THAN 1 HOUR 2018-2029 11/04/95 11/11/95 11/12/95 _ TOTAL UNDER 1 HOUR 0933·1000 0920-1000 471 FLARING EVENTS GREATER THAN 1 HOUR TOTAL OVER 1 HOUR -Flared Pilot/Purge Continuous Assist TOTAL FLARED ° RECEIVELJ DEC 1 8 1995 Alaska Oil & Gas Cons. Commission Anchorage 344 70 57 471 23,574 i 24,050 ARCO ALASKA, INC. CONSERVATION ORDER NO. 219 GAS FLARING INCIDENTS FLOW STATION #3 NOVEMBER 1995 DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENTS & CAUSE PSV malfunction. P5001-SV HP coolers. Oepressured 14 B/C commonlines for corrosion repairs. Oepressured 130 commonline to perform corrosion repairs. PLANNED UNPLANNED UNPLANNED PLANNED PLANNED ACTION TAKEN TO EUMINATE CAUSE PSV reseated. Completed depressuring, performed repairs. Completed depressuring for corrosion repairs. e e ,. ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERV A TION COMMISSION FACILITY REPORT OF PRODUCED GAS DISPOSITION I Facility fLOW STATION 3 I Operator ARCO ALASKA, INC. Disposition 1. Sold 2. Rei~iected 3. Flared or vented less than 1 hour 4. Flared or vented greater than 1 hour (Supplemental report required--See 20 AAC 25.235) 11,941 5. Pilot and Purge 23,606 6. Used for lease operations Fuel Assist 954,980 1.005 o 7. Other TOTAL items 1 - 7 992,010 8. NGL gas equivalent produced 9. Purchased gas 10. Transferred from: CGF 978,572 11. Transferred to: CCP 37,966,094 Remarks: I hereby certify that the foreszoinsz is true and correct to the best of mv knowledsze. ? Signature: ,/ . . 1,...- /'-'-c, t..... : Form lO~Revised 4/95) Title: SUPERVISOR I Field(s) I MonthlYear of Disposition EASTERN OPERATING AREA-PBU Oct-95 *Indicate contribution of each pool to total. o Pool Name Code Percent o PRUDHOE 640150 100 478 ----....- OJlicinl U~ Only--FhlrinR Aull1orilation > .!..hr. 1. Safety MCF o 2. Lease Use MCF o 3. Conserv. Purposes MCF Commissioner Date Note: All volumes must be corrected to pressure of 14.65 psia and to a temperature of 60 degrees F. Report due by the 20th of the month following the month of disposition. Authority 20 AAC 25.235. 0745-1010 2,625 Shutdown 1802 due to instrumentation malfunction. UNPlANNED Started T/C 1801. 0850-1020 274 Depressuring commonline for repairs. PlANNED Line depressured. 0050-0350 6,962 Gas sweep of commonline 6CI13B to HP lIare. PlANNED Gas sweep completed & line depressured. 0142·0337 2,080 Gas sweep of commonline 6CI13B to HP lIare. PlANNED Gas sweep completed & line depressured. DATE TIME FLARING EVENTS LESS THAN 1 HOUR 10/09/95 1010·1020 10/16/95 1630-1640 10/19/95 1955-2050 e 10/30/95 1530-1613 (IntermlUent 15 mln) TOTAL UNDER 1 HOUR 478 FLARING EVENTS GREATER THAN 1 HOUR 10/11/95 10/21/95 10/23/95 10/25/95 e TOTAL OVER 1 HOUR 11,941 Flared Pilot/Purge Continuous Assist TOTAL FLARED ARCO ALASKA, INC. CONSERVATION ORDER NO. 219 GAS FLARING INCIDENTS FLOW STATION 13 OCTOBER 1995 VOWME MCF PlANNED UNPlANNED ACTION TAKEN TO EUMINATE CAUSE DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENTS & CAUSE 18 14D Common line de pressured to perform corrosion repair PlANNED Completed depressuring. 3 Shut down TIC 1801. PlANNED Normal shutdown. 421 Depressuring gas SWGPT CIl. 6CI13B for line repair. PlANNED Line depressured. 36 Facility maintenance. Start attempts on 15188 Ruston PlANNED Machine shutdown. after GG change. 12,418 23,606 l..J!..Q..§ r ; Ie... t ~:. ji", 37,030 1 Ancl10rage ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION FACILITY REPORT OF PRODUCED GAS DISPOSITION IFacility I Operator ARCO ALASKA. INC. fLOW STATION 3 Disposition 1. Sold 2. Reinjected 3. Flared or vented less than 1 hour e 4. Flared or vented greater than 1 hour (Supplemental report required-See 20 AAC 25.235) 19,588 5. Pilot and Purge 22,786 6. Used for lease operations Fuel Assist 817,561 5.110 o 7. Other TOTAL items 1 - 7 865,294 8. NGL gas equivalent produced e 9. Purchased gas r ~:\ . . [: . ¡ - I 10. Transferred from: CGF 840,347 C", ,,,,' ........... 11. Transferred to: CCP Aiasl<.a Œi & Gas ~(jmm¡ss¡cn Anchorage 33,734,481 Remarks: I herebv certify that the forel!oinl! is true and correct to the best ofmv knowledl!e. Signature~. . ~_ß Title: SUPERVISOR ../~~ Form 10 (Revised 4/95) I Field(s) I MonthlYear of Disposition EASTERN OPERATING AREA-PBU Sep-95 *Indicate contribution of each pool to total. o Code Percent Pool Name o PRUDHOE 640150 100 249 -..-...... ,..."'''''''_._m__. OJ1icial Use Only--Flëlrinµ, Aulhorilation >1 hr. 1. Safety MCF o MCF 2. Lease Use o 3. Conserv. Purposes MCF ~ornnGissioner Date Note: All volumes must be corrected to pressure of 14.65 psia and to a temperature of 60 degrees F. Report due by the 20th of the month following the month of disposition. Authority 20 AA~ 25.235. ARCO ALASKA, INC. CONSERVATION ORDER NO. 219 GAS FLARING INCIDENTS FLOW STATION 13 SEPTEMBER 1995 DATE TIME VOWME MCF DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENTS & CAUSE PLANNED UNPLANNED ACTION TAKEN TO EUMINATE CAUSE FLARING EVENTS LESS THAN 1 HOUR 09/06/95 1700·1705 09/11/95 011 0·0115 09/12/95 1930·1935 e 09/15/95 1900·1910 3 Shutdown TIC 1801 for Normal Shutdown PLANNED Normal compressor blowdown volume. 3 Shutdown TIC 1802 for maintenance. PLANNED Normal compressor blowdown volume. 3 Shutdown TIC 1801 for return to standby PLANNED Normal compressor blowdown volume. 240 Shutdown TIC 1806 for maintenance. PLANNED Normal compressor blowdown volume. TOTAL UNDER 1 HOUR 248 FLARING EVENTS GREATER THAN 1 HOUR 09/10/95 ~ 2000-2330 3,938 ~hutdown TIC 1802 due to instrumentation malfunction. UNPLANNED Started 1801. 09/11/95 0415-0425 2,583 Depressured piping for maintenance. Cooldown "cranking" PLANNED Normal Compressor blowdown volume and (Intermittent 340 min.) in preparation for maintenance. completed depressuring to allow maintenance. 09/11/95 0500-0630 219 Flaring for drillsite shutdown. 1400 and 140 common lines. PLANNED Completed common line depressuring. e 09/11/95 . """ 0815·0845 10,750 Gas transit system overpressure backing Flow Station out. PLANNED Lowered gas transit system pressure. 1055·1145 :- -- 09/12/95 1333·1343 2,098 Gas transit system overpressure backing Flow Station out. PLANNED Permissive satisfied lowered gas transit 1759·1928 Raised gas transit system pressure to enable valve permissive system pressure. at WOA. TOTAL OVER 1 HOUR n,588 Flared Pilot/Purge Continuous Assist 19,837 22,786 .u.12 TOTAL FLARED 47,733 .^ ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION FACILITY REPORT OF PRODUCED GAS DISPOSITION Facility FLOW STATION 3 I Operator ARCO ALASKA, INC. Disposition 1. Sold 2. Reinjected 3. Flared or vented less than 1 hour 1,119 e 4. Flared or vented greater than 1 hour (Supptemental report required--See 20 AAC 25.235) 9,177 5. Pilot and Purge 22,916 6. Used for lease operations Fuel Assist 801,194 532 o 7. Other TOTAL items I - 7 834,938 8. NGL gas equivalent produced (j. ,- :" , . r ... . D' f'.t.~L..t SEP 18 1995 e 9. Purchased gas lO. Transferred from: CGF Alaska Oil & Gas Co 19. Co.mmissillR , Anchorc.gs. .k 824,110 11. Transferred to: CCP 35,207,649 Remarks: I hereby certify that the forel!oim! is true and correct to the best of my knowledl!e. Signature~. Title: SUPERVISOR . .~A Form 10 2 (Revised 4195) I Field(s) Month/Year of Disposition EASTERN OPERATING AREA-PBU Aug-95 *Indicate contribution of each pool to total. o Pool Name Code Percent o PRUDHOE 640150 100 orficiallJse Only--Flarin~ Authorization> I hr. 1. Safety MCF '. . o 2. Lease Use MCF o 3. Conserv. Purposes MCF Commissioner Date Note: All volumes must be corrected to pressure of 14.65 psia and to a temperature of 60 degrees F. Report due by the 20th of the month following the month of disposition. Authority 20 AAC 25.235. · DATE TIfÆ FLARING EVENTS LESS THAN 1 HOUR 08/02/95 0940-0955 08/07/95 0010-0025 08/28/95 0325-0335 e 08/30/95 0145-0200 2226-2241 08/30/95 2218-2223 08/30/95 1705-1710 08/30/95 0150-0200 TOTAL UNDER 1 HOUR 1,119 FLARING EVENTS GREATER THAN 1 HOUR 08/15/95 0915-1345 e 08/15/95 1355-1525 08/18/95 2010-2110 08/30/95 0340-0650 TOTAL OVER 1 HOUR 9,177 Flared Pilot/Purge Continuous Assist TOTAL FLARED VOLUPÆ MCF 240 260 80 453 3 3 80 ARCO ALASKA, INC. CONSERVATION ORDER NO. 219 GAS FLARING INCIDENTS FLOW STATION #3 AUGUST 1995 DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENTS & CAUSE PLANNED UNPLANNED ACTION TAKEN TO ELIMINATE CAUSE TIC 1806 shutdown on high vibration. UNPLANNED Depressured compressor. TIC 1806 shutdown lor repairs. PLANNED Depressured compressor. Repaired cracked and leaking compressor balance line. TIC 1804 shutdown for maintenance. PLANNED Compressor depressured. Assist gas used during start up of 1804 & 1803. PLANNED Start up turbines completed cycle. TIC 1801 shutdown for normal stop. PLANNED Compressor depressured. Instrumentation malfunction on 1802 TIC. PLANNED Compressor depressured. TIC 1803 shutdown lor maintenance. PLANNED Compressor depressured. 5,537 FS3 - BPX AL Tie Line depressuring lor external corrosion PLANNED Discontinued depressuring due to excessive inspection. WOA (BPX) Valve Leakage. 290 6C/13B Common Line Depressured due to external leak. PLANNED Completed depressuring to enable inspection and repairs. 486 Depressure 6C 13B common line lor repair UNPLANNED Wells swapped out 01 common lines 6/13B or were shut in. 2,864 Assist gas used while cranking 18004 TIC to cool lor main!. PLANNED Shutdown turbine cranking when cooled. 10,296 22,916 ll2 33,744 e e ÀLASKA,OIL AND GASCONSEk~A TíbNCQMMIssioN FACILITY REPORT OF PRODUCED GAS DISPOSITION Facility FLOW STATION 3 Operator ARCO ALASKA. INC. Disposition 1. Sold 2. Reinjected 3. Flared or vented less than 1 hour 4. Flared or vented greater than I hour (Supplemental report required--See 20 AAC 25.235) 5. Pilot and Purge 21,990 6. Used for lease operations Fuel Assist 843,640 134 o 7. Other TOTAL ìtems 1 - 7 866,267 8. NGL gas equivalent produced 9. Purchased gas 10. Transferred from: CGF 865,630 11. Transferred to: CCP 35,423,949 Remarks: I herebv certifv that the forel!oìnl! ìs true and correct to the best of mv knowledl!e. Sìgnature: .v~ - - J:'orm lO-4ii('R~VìSed 4f)5) Title: SUPERVISOR Field(S) IMonth!Year of Dìsposìtion EASTERN OPERATING AREA-PBU Jul-95 *Indicate contribution of each pool to total. o Pool Name Code Percent o PRUDHOE 100 640150 503 o Official Use Only--Flaring Authorization> 1 hr. 1. Safety MCF 2. Lease Use MCF 3. Conserv. Purposes MCF Commìssìoner Date Note: All volumes must be corrected to pressure of 14.65 psia and to a temperature of 60 degrees F. Report due by the 20th of the month following the month of disposition. Authority 20 AAC 25.235. DATE TIME FlARING EVENTS LESS THAN 1 HOUR 0830-0835 07/01/95 07/24/95 07/29/95 e . " TOTAL UNDER 1 HOUR 0600-0610 1210-1225 FLARING EVENTS GREATER THAN 1 HOUR TOTAL OVER 1 HOUR _ared _'not/Purge Continuous Assist TOTAL FLARED o 503 VOLUME MCF 3 240 260 503 21,990 ill 22,627 ARCO ALASKA, "C. CONSERVATION ORDER NO. 219 GAS FLARlNG..CIDENTS FLOW STATION #3 JULY 1995 DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENTS & CAUSE PLANNED UNPlANNED TIC 1802 shutdown for maintenance. PLANNED TIC 1806 SID on high vibration. UNPLANNED TIC 1806 shutdown for maintenance. PLANNED ACTION TAKEN TO EUMlNATE CAUSE Normal compressor blowdown volume. Started TIC 1806. Restarted compressor. ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION FACILITY REPORT OF PRODUCED GAS DISPOSITION FaCility FLOW STATION 3 Operator ARCO ALASKA, INC. I Field(s) I MonthlY ear of Disposition EASTERN OPERATING AREA-PBU Jun-95 Disposition 1. Sold 2. Reinjected e 3. Flared or vented less than I hour 4. Flared or vented greater than 1 hour (Supplemental report required--See 20 AAC 25.235) 5. Pilot and Purge 6. Used for lease operations 7. Other TOTAL items 1 - 7 8. NGL gas equivalent produced e >... r,"~: 9. Purchased gas !:J: ~~. ~ t. .) c; þl 10. Transferred from: CGF 11. Transferred to: CCP Remarks: Fuel Assist ~, ~.j' ~~. i (') f2~ ~ *Indicate contribution of each pool to total. o Pool Name Code Percent o PRUDHOE 100 640150 448 16,703 22,273 835,562 2.562 o Orficial Use Only--Flaring Authorization> I hr. 877 ,548 1. Safety MCF 2. Lease Use MCF ?t.' ""ï¡ ......., r-n 3. Conserv. Purposes MCF ,.......; -""'- , . ~~~. 'I' ' ~ ; ¡ r-' ",,-- 857,796 Commissioner Date (jj 34,958,649 Note: All volumes must be corrected to pressure of 14.65 psia and to a temperature of 60 degrees F. Report due by the 20th of the month following the month of disposition. Authority 20 AAC 25.235. I hereby certifv that the fore¡wing is true and correct to the best of mv knowledge. Signature: rJ? ~ t"ooo lO~K~iSed 4¡')5; ,1'- Title: SUPERVISOR DATE Tlt.E FLARING EVENTS LESS THAN 1 HOUR 06/01/95 Intermittent (total 25 minutes) 06/01/95 Intermittent (total 10 minutes) e 06/02/95 1345-1350 06/10/95 0840-0845 06/10/95 1600-1605 06/13/95 1245-1250 06/14/95 1745-1800 06/17/95 2240-2255 06/21/95 1948-2005 TOTAL UNDER 1 HOUR 448 FLARING EVENTS GREATER THAN 1 HOUR e 06/19/95 0300-1328 06/20/95 0755-0920 06/20/95 1558-1655 06/21/95 0805-0815 0835-1110 TOTAL OVER 1 HOUR 16,703 Flared Pilot/Purge Continuous Assist TOTAL FLARED VOLUt.E MCF ARCO ALASKA, INC. CONSERVATION ORDER NO. 219 GAS FLARING INCIDENTS FLOW STATION #3 JUNE 1995 DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENTS & CAUSE 15 TIC 1802 shutdown for maintenance. 6 TIC 1801 shutdown for maintenance. 3 TIC 1801 shutdown for maintenance. 3 TIC 1802 shutdown for maintenance. 3 TIC 18010n standby. 3 TIC 1802 on standby. 260 TIC 1806 shutdown for leak repair. 75 Purge cycle for 1806 start-up. 80 Shutdown TIC 1803 for high temp. 7,000 8,000 80 1,623 17,151 22,273 LllZ 41,986 Flaring to depressure M Tie Line for corrosion inspections under saddles. Shutdown TIC 1803 for oil leak. TC 1803 start-up and purge alter repair work. Shutdown TC 1803 for oil leak. RECEIVED i I !¡ 1 7 ,-,t)1.- " , r:' ". :J úií& Gas Cens. C:mmI:;sion .r'" ;,,;j(..-: PLANNED UNPLANNED ACTION TAKEN TO ELIMINATE CAUSE PLANNED Compressor depressured. PLANNED Compressor depressured. PLANNED Compressor depressured. PLANNED Compressor depressured. PLANNED Compressor depressured. PLANNED Compressor depressured. PLANNED Compressor depressured. PLANNED Purge cycle completed. UNPLANNED Restarted TIC 1803 PLANNED System put back in service. UNPLANNED Reduced inlet gas rates. UNPLANNED Restarted TIC 1803. UNPLANNED Reduced inlet gas rates. ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION FACILITY REPORT OF PRODUCED GAS DISPOSITION REVISED Facility FLOW STATION 3 Disposition 1. Sold 2. Reinjected e 3. Flared or vented less than 1 hour I Operator ARCO ALASKA. INC. 4. Flared or vented greater than 1 hour (Supplemental report required--See 20 AAC 25.235) 2,242 5. Pilot and Purge 6. Used for lease operations 7. Other TOTAL items 1 - 7 8. NGL gas equivalent produced e 9. Purchased gas 10. Transferred from: CGF 11. Transferred to: CCP Remarks: 23,782 Fuel Assist 887,502 3.077 o 916,903 - ¡;....~ i"ïí ¿ c:~ "..... L g} t ) ;:.. r-) rr: ..... 0 ""..J ." ~' 911,284 ~:'Y: """::~': c::: 39,379,508 {:;" «() ~r I þereby certify that the forel!OiDll is true and correct to the best of my knowledlle. Signature: rJ~ tann 'Q-4g~Vised4¡')5í' ~ Title: SUPERVISOR I Field(s) Month/Year of Disposition EASTERN OPERATING AREA-PBU May-95 *Indicate contribution of each pool to total. o Pool Name Code Percent o PRUDHOE 640150 100 300 OITicial Use Only--Flaring Authorization> I hr. I. Safety MCF 2. Lease Use MCF 3. Conserv. Purposes MCF Commissioner Date Note: All volumes must be corrected to pressure of 14.65 psia and to a temperature of 60 degrees F. Report due by the 20th of the month following the month of disposition. Authority 20 AAC 25.235. " """ DATE TM: VOLUME MCF flARING EVENTS lESS THAN 1 HOUR 05/04/95 1235-1240 3 05/04/95 1625-1630 3 05/08/95 Intermitten Flaring 4 (8 minutes total) e 05/09/95 Intermitten Flaring 7 (13 minutes total) 05/10/95 0835-0840 3 05/10/95 1900-1905 3 05/23/95 0001-0010 60 05/23/95 0800-0810 20 05/25/95 1807-1825 188 05/29/95 1930-1935 3 05/31/95 1445-1450 6 1730-1735 ~TAlUNDER1HOUR 300 FlARING EVENTS GREATER THAN 1 HOUR 05/23/95 0040-0345 05/25/95 1415-1430 1505-1550 TOTAL OVER 1 HOUR 2,242 Flared Pilot/Purge Continuous Assist TOTAL FlARED 1,929 313 2,542 23,782 3.JU.Z 29,401 ARCO ALASKA, INC. CONSERVATION ORDER NO. 219 GAS FlARING INCIDENTS FLOW STATION #3 MAY 1995 DESCRIPTION OF tNClDENTS & CAUSE TIC 1801 shutdown for maintenance. TIC 1802 shutdown for maintenance. TIC 1802 purge for start. TIC 1801 on standby. TIC 1802 shutdown for calibration. TIC 1802 shutdown for standby. Shutdown TIC 1803 for maintenance PLANNED UNPlANNED PLANNED PLANNED PLANNED PLANNED PLANNED PLANNED PLANNED 1803 'soak" wash drying cycle. 1803 case depressured to atmosphere pressure for maintenance PLANNED PLANNED Shutdown TIC 1802 for maintenance. Shutdown TIC 1802 for maintenance. RECEIVED ¡' 'N· ¡ "; '¡ loQ5 ,: U!;.- ,.J., ". ,. ""'a U"", 1<.. (~~s Cons. Commission ·V""')I\. :....... ~'-'" ,,,,. Anchor: 1803 cooldown cranking for maintenanc 1803 cranking for "soak" water wash. PLANNED PLANNED PLANNED PLANNED ACTION TAKEN TO EUMINATE CAUSE Started TIC 1802. Started TIC 1801. 4 purges unlired starting attempts. 4 purges unlired starting attempts. Compressor depressured. Compressor depressured. Compressor depressured. Completed compressor cas depressuring. Competed drying cycle, broup unit on line. Compressor depressured. Compressor depressured. Completed cooldown. Completed soak water wash. ..;~:j, : kiI.~J.j,.i .: ¡,t. ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION FACILITY REPORT OF PRODUCED GAS DISPOSITION Facility FLOW STATION 3 operator ARCO ALASKA INC Disposition 1. Sold ¥einjected 3. Flared or vented less than 1 hour 4. Ftared or vented greater than 1 hour (Suppl....DIaI ,.pon roqlli",d-·S.. 20 AAC 2~.23~) 5. Pilot and Purge 6. Used for lease operations (inctudes Gas Lift Gas) 7. Other (Produced gas sent to CCP) TOTAL Volume MCF* 1,760 3,534 32,399 865,175 24,597,129 25,500,597 Field(S) EASTERN OPERATING AREA - PBU _"'~;';"'~~'. *If production comes from multiple poots, indicate contribution of each poot to total. Pool o o ~ '/ C' /')"0 MonthlYear of Disposition Apr-95 Percent /C-t ~ () ïiciill the (111)'. Flaring ,\mlwri/"lIhHI:.>! hr. 1. Safety 2. Lease 3. Conserv. Purposes MCF MCF MCF Note: All volumes must be corrected to pressure of 14.65 psia and to a temperature of 60 degrees F. Report due by the 20th of the month .Wing the month of disposition. Authority 20 AAC 25.253 arks: Gas lift gas for the month totalled 4,573,538 I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. s;....." cf~ Form 10-422 Rev. 11194 Title s~ Date: 0~r- ARCO ALASKA, INC. CONSERVATION ORDER NO. 219 GAS FLARING INCIDENTS FLOW STATION #3 APRIL 1995 DATE TH VOLUPÆ MCF DESCRFTION OF INCIDENTS & CAUSE PLANNED UNPLANNED ACTION TAKEN TO EUMNATE CAUSE FLARING EVENTS LESS THAN 1 HOUR 04/12/95 1430-1435 3 Shutdown 1803 TIC for standby. PLANNED Compressor depressured. 04/20/95 0220-0223 240 Shutdown of 1806 for maintenance. PLANNED Compressor depressured 04/20/95 0720-0730 20 1806 depressured from nonnal shutdown . PLANNED Completed compressor case depressuring. e 04/20/95 1530-1545 105 1806 discharge piping partial depressuring for lIare PLANNED Completed temperature survey. header temperature survey 04/24/95 1 045-111 0 1,389 Flared gas to deplace nipple and valve item identified with Planned Completed repairs restored original corrosion damage. '8' oil train D32V drain valves. now path for gas. 04/26/95 1110-1115 3 Shut down TIC 1802 for maintenance PLANNED None - Normal Shutdown TOTAL UNDER 1 HOUR 1,760 FLARING EVENTS GREATER THAN 1 HOUR 04/20/95 0240-0740 e 4/20/95 1030-1200 04/29/95 2100-2300 3,000 1806 cranking for wheel space cool down. Turbine maintenance PLANNED Completed wheelspace cooldown. Cranking discontinued. 209 1806 suction piping depressured for suction scrubbed valve replacement. . Water washed 1806 PLANNED Completed suction piping depressuring. 325 PLANNED Facility maintenance completed. ~ \ v.:> - f...1· P ~þ. I ^:) TOTAL OVER 1 HOUR 3,534 -+Iz~ - 0Pi-A It) RECEIVED Volume Flared Measured S.fety Pilot MAY 16 1995 TOTAL FLARED A.laska Oil & Gas Cons. Commission Anchora. .r e e I spoke to Marty Scheerer on August 08, 1995 about the following events that were reported for April: Flow Station 2 04/12/95 Inlet air high DP shutdown T/C 1803 DP means delta pressure. The inlet air sucks air into the machines. If ice builds up in the screens, they will plug off and shut down the machines. This was a false dp caused by an instrumentation problem. Someone had to come in and recalibrate the sensor. 04/20/95 Manually depressured 4B, 4C, and 4D for maintenance work. They shutdown drill site 4 to change out the well divert valves and the low pressure drain valves on drill site 4. Volume flared was depressurization volume. 04/20/95 Started motor used to spin turbine for water wash on 1804 When they're water washing a compressor, it's not in service. They use fuel gas to start a starting motor. The production rates are cut back before the turbine is shut down. When water washing, they spray the turbine blades with water and sometimes detergent to clean the blades. They loosen soot and deposits that have built up, increasing efficiency. 04/21/95 Ran 1803 in crank mode for water wash This is the same as the operation on the 20th, just using a little different terminology. Gàs is used with an air powered motor. When they are water washing the compressor isn't in service. They use fuel gas to use the starter motor. The rates are cut back before the turbine is shut down. Crank mode just means that they're using this starter motor to spin the turbine blades while they wash them with a water and detergent mix to clean the blades. Flow Station 3 04/20/95 1806 cranking for wheel space cool down. Turbine maintenance 1806 is the artificial lift compressor. Cranking for wheel space cooldown means that they are slowly cooling down the machine. If they shut it down too fast, they can bow the turbine shaft, causing severe damage. The amount of time spent cooling down varies with ambient temperatures and operators. They check the exhaust temperature to tell when the equipment is cooled down enough. The inlet air has to be compressed, so they have to cool the machine down evenly with a starting motor. Wheel space refers to the different areas between the different stages. Since this is the gas lift compressor, they initially shut in wells, but start bringing them back on line as the gas lift falls off. This is maintenance flaring and not production flaring. Wheelspace cooldown is like a boroscope, but they look at the firing . e e 04/20195 1806 suction piping depressured for suction scrubbed valve replacement This is the vessel before the suction. It has an internal cyclone, which deflects gas to the side as it travels upward, to knock out liquids. The liquid drain valve may have malfunctioned. The volume flared was depressurization volume. The scrubber is isolated from the wheelspace cooldown, so the earlier operation in the day had not impact on the volume flared in this instance. The liquid outlet valve was leaking, so it was replaced. 04/29195 Water washed 1806 This operation is the same as that mentioned above for Flow Station 2. CCP 04/08/95 Flare system testing This is a very common event, required by another state agency. CGF 04/08/95 Process upset in MI section of facility. MI compressor 1855 shutdown. Compressor 1856, part of the waste heat recovery system, had a high exhaust pressure. They had to slow it way down, which upset the L TS (low temperature separation) system. The MI got a high, high level into the suction scrubber. The first time the MI compressor went down at 07:05 on a delta fuel oil pressure. They tried to restart it and at 08:30 it went down on a high, high level. at 09:30 they tried to restart it again but it wouldn't load. 04/23/95 1812 TIC at CCP shutdown High vibrations caused the TIC 1812 at CCP to shut down.. CGF has a higher flare capacity, so it's very common for CCP to send their gas over to CGF to be flared. The volume flared included shutdown, restart and water wash volumes. 04/27/95 L TS #2 turnaround deinventory gas and liquids (black smoke) They shut down L TS #2 and added a deflector. The original was a bad design. They added a 1/2 pipe, to make the gas change course. 04/28/95 Shutdown TIC 1855 for boroscope and water wash TIC 1855 is the MI compressor. A boroscope was done on the GG, which is the gas generator turbine that drives the compressor. They introduce a water and detergent mist to clean the soot and deposits off of the turbine blades. The boroscope is a flexible optical tool which they ise to look for cracks and flaws on the turbine blades. e e 04/29/95 Started TIC 1855 They had a 10 stage cooling error leak on the gas generator, fixed the lube oil leaks, and fixed the exhaust boot. ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION FACILITY REPORT OF PRODUCED GAS DISPOSITION FaCility fLOW STATION 3 loperator ARCO ALASKA INC Field(S) EASTERN OPERATING AREA - PBU IMonthlYear of Disposition Mar-95 Disposition Volume MCF* *If production comes from multiple pools, indicate contribution of each pool to total. Pool Percent 1. Sold o 2. Reinjected o 3_ed or vented less than 1 hour 1.131 4. Flared or vented greater than 1 hour (SupplelllODIaI report required--S.. 20 AAC 25.23S) 24 5. Pilot and Purge 24,527 ()flicial Us~ Only-Flaring Authorization> 1 hr. "--_../ 6. Used for lease operations (includes Gas Lift Gas) 3,488,886 1. Safety MCF 7. Other (Produced gas sent to CCP) 24,170,322 2. Lease MCF TOTAL 27.684,890 3. Conserv. Purposes MCF Note: All volumes must be corrected to pressure of 14.65 psi a and to a temperature of 60 degrees F. Report due by the 20th of the month following the month of disposition. Authority 20 AAC 25.253 R_kS: I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knbwledge. Signature MuJ~tY\i ('\...., ~tt; JtL1J'(~ 'H'ITitle~~ "~tl\"J ßu,t~(/h. r!le~ 1l-zJ.;; Date: '-r/tL/<;,j- Form 10-422 Rev. 11/94 ....",~.,.." <"·r'·,·,··",~ . I ",- -:"'~,:. ARCO ALASKA, INC. CONSERVATION ORDER NO. 219 GAS FLARING tlClDENTS FLOW STATION #3 MARCH 1995 PLANNED DATE DIE VOLUME MCF DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENTS & CAUSE UNPLANNED ACTION TAKEN TO EUMlNATE CAUSE FLARING EVENTS LESS THAN 1 HOUR 03/02/95 1900-1905 3 T/C1802 shutdown for facility maintenance. PLANNED Started TIC 1801 03/04/95 0830-0835 3 TIC 1802 shutdown due to gas generator macho failure UNPLANNED 1801 TIC loaded from idle 03/09/95 1905-1910 3 TIC 1802 normal shutdown, swap 1001801. PLANNED Compressor train depressured. 03/10/95 1245-1250 3 TIC 1802 normal shutdown, swap t001801. PLANNED Compressor train depressured. e 03/10/95 1730-1735 3 TIC 1801 normal shutdown, swap t001802. PLANNED Compressor train depressured. 03/20/95 2345-2358 80 TIC 1804 shutdown for maintenance. PLANNED Compressor train depressured. 03/22/95 0230-0235 3 TIC 1802 shutdown for maintenance. PLANNED Compressor train depressured. 03/27/95 1645-1700 1,030 Flared for 60' gas transit line start-up PLANNED Completed lowering of system pressure to allow opening of 60' transit line valve. 03/28/95 1235-1240 3 Shutdown TIC 1801 for standby. PLANNED Nonnal shutdown. TOTAL UNDER 1 HOUR 1,131 _RING EVENTS GREATER THAN 1 HOUR 03/06/95 0745-1230 24 6D Common line depressured due to DS6 choke and divert valve replacement. PLANNED Completed depressuring of 6D common line. TOTAL OVER 1 HOUR 24 RECEIVED Volume Flared Measured Safety Pilot 1,155 2.!.ill TOTAL FLARED 25,682 APR 1 7 1995 ,iuaSka OJ¡ & Gas C Anchor~~~' Commission ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION FACILITY REPORT OF PRODUCED GAS DISPOSITION IFacility FLOW STATION 3 loperator ARCO ALASKA INC Field(S) I EASTERN OPERATING AREA - PBU Disposition Volume MCF'" "'If production comes from multiple pools, indicate contribution of each pool to total. Pool 1. Sold o 2. Reinjected tp Flared or vented¡: less than 1 hour o 20,222 4. Flared or vented greater than 1 hour (Supplemeobl report requirednS.. 20 AAC 25.235) 36.660 5. Pilot and Purge Official Use Only-Flaring Authoril.ation> 1 hr. 3 I, 144 6. Used for lease operations 886,148 1. Safety 7. Other (Produced gas sent to CCP) 22,684,431 2. Lease TOTAL 23,658,605 3. Conserv. Purposes .Note: All vO!l!mes must be corrected to pressure of 14.65 psia and to llowing the month of disposition. Authority 20 AAC 25.253 marks: a temperature of 60 degrees F. Report due by the 20th of the month I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. Signature !')--¿---- Title s~ Form 10-422 Rev. 11/94 I MonthlY ear of Disposition Feb-95 Date: Percent MCF MCF MCF 5ß~ RECE\VED ARCO ALASKA, INC. 1 4 1995 CONSERVATION ORDER NO. 219 MAR A\b.ska Oil & Gas Cons. Commission GAS FlARING INCIDENTS FLOW STATION #3 ;Anchora FEBRUARY 1995 PLANNED DATE TIE VOLUME MCF DESCRPTION OF INCIDENTS & CAUSE UNPLANNED ACTION TAKEN TO EUMNATE CAUSE FLARtNG EVENTS LESS THAN 1 HOUR 02/02/95 1045-1130 7,813 Fieldwide power problem wlJine 70. Seal oil pumps SID. UNPlANNED Restarted 1803. 02/06/95 0400-0430 3,000 TIC 1803 shutdown due to electricallinstr. mallunction. UNPlANNED Restarted 1803. 02/15/95 Intermittent (15 min) 5 TIC 1802 SID 3 aborted starts. UNPlANNED Restarted 1802. e 02/15/95 1845-1850 TIC 1802 shutdown lor maintenance PlANNED Depressurization completed. 02/16/95 1455-1500 6 TIC 1802 shutdown for maintenance PlANNED Depressurization completed. 1535-1540 02/17/95 0520-0530 60 TIC 1803 shutdown for maintenance PlANNED Depressurization completed. 02/17/95 1536-1541 3 TIC 1801 shutdown for maintenance PlANNED Depressurization completed. 02/17/95 1945-1950 40 TIC 1803 aborted start attempt. UNPLANNED Depressurization completed. 02/18/95 0925-1000 526 TIC 1802 shutdown due to inst. malfunction. UNPLANNED Restarted 1802. 02/19/95 2130-2147 248 P5001SV relief valve failed. UNPLANNED Blocked in relief valve. 02/20/95 0848-0853 3 TIC 1802 shutdown for facility maintenance. PLANNED Depressurization completed. 02/20/95 1506-1511 3 TIC 1801 shutdown for facility maintenance. PLANNED Depressurization completed. 02/22/95 0730-0735 3 TIC 1802 shutdown for testing (new controller) PLANNED Completed testing on new controller. e 02/22/95 0170-0175 6 Training on new 1802 TIC controller PLANNED Completed training on new controller 1900-1905 02/22/95 2000-2005 3 TIC 1801 shutdown to use TIC 1802 PLANNED Started 1802. 02/23/95 1905-1950 8,502 1803 backed down to idle due to emission testing PLANNED 1803 reloaded alter completion of emission testing TOTAL UNDER 1 HOUR 20,222 DATE TŒ FLARING EVENTS GREATER THAN 1 HOUR 02/03/95 02/19/95 02/23/95 e ¡ TOTAL OVER 1 HOUR Volume Flared Measured Safety Pilot TOTAL FLARED e 0645-1830 0255-0400 1401-1508 36,660 ARCO ALASKA, INC. CONSERVATION ORDER NO. 219 GAS FLARING INQDENTS flOW STATION 13 FEBRUARY 1995 VOLUfeE MCF DESCRFTION OF tNQDENTS 4& CAUSE 9,792 TIC 1802 shutdown due to IP compressor discharge valve displacements (Slack Smoke). 12,910 TIC 1806 shutdown due to insl. malfunction. 13,958 1803 backed down to idle due to emission testing 56,882 3.L1.U 88,026 - ÚP~, /\:J 2-/ "3 I 2-l ," - IfJ t\ i So ~/JG-H Ýow~ \Nr-\ At tA IL€:Ù z.[ 2.-3 -- 6M ,ðblO(V T6Sfl}J(;::¡ A ^"'1 '7 H I II C;, J)ofIJ"é ('0 M,NI"'" rL-AI2..IJJG PLANNED UNPLANNED UNPLANNED UNPLANNED PLANNED ACTION TAKEN TO EU"'NATE CAUSE 1801 brought on line aher placement of fauhy valve. Reduced inlet gas rates. 1803 reloaded aher completion of emission testing ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION FACILITY REPORT OF PRODUCED GAS DISPOSITION Facility FLOW STATION 3 loperator ARCO ALASKA INC Disposition Volume MCF* 1. Sold 2. Reinjected .lared or vented less than 1 hour 8,603 j 4. Flared or vented greater than 1 hour (Supplemeata! report required--See 20 AAC ZS.23S) 5,588 5. Pilot and Purge 25,955 6. Used for lease operations 3,395,639 7. Other (Produced gas sent to CCP) 25,164,879 TOTAL 28,600,664 Field(S) I EAS~NOPERATINGAREA-mU *If production comes from multiple pools, indicate contribution of each pool to total. Pool o o OITIt'ial IIse Onl)'··t:laling Alllhorilaliun>1 hr 1. Safety 2. Lease 3. Conserv. Purposes .,ote:A!! yq!'!ntes must be corrected to pressure of 14.65 psi a. a!1<:! ~_!i temperature of 60 degrees F. owing the month of disposition. Authority 20 AAC 25.253 arks: Report due by" t.~e 20t~ of the month I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. Signature r1~ _ (7' /.~ I' ~£C£IVfD '. ¡-fa 22 AI4ska OJ¡ . .. 199$ & Ga<: " " "'On Anchor;;, s. COfl¡fl]jSSion Title Form 10-422 Rev. 11/94 ~~ IMonthlYear of Disposition Jan-95 Percent MCF MCF MCF Date: 0A.s-- DATE TIME FLARtNG EVENTS LESS THAN 1 HOUR 01/01/95 1730-1740 01/07/95 1400-1500 01/07/95 2030-2035 e 01/17/95 0748-0840 01/17/95 0715-0745 01/17/95 0315-0330 01/20/95 1940-1950 01/21/95 0200-0300 01/21/95 1445-1455 TOTAL UNDER 1 HOUR 8,603 FLARING EVENTS GREATER THAN 1 HOUR 01/05/95 0900-1800 e 01/06/95 1300-1800 01/29/95 1055-1735 TOTAL OVER 1 HOUR 5,588 Volume Flared Measured Safety Pilot TOTAL FLARED VOWNE MCF 3 3 3 8,000 18 320 60 156 40 24 8 5,556 ARCO ALASKA, tNC. CONSERVATION ORDER NO. 219 GAS FLARING INCI>ENTS FLOW STATION #3 JANUARY 1995 DESCRFTION OF tNQDENTS & CAUSE TIC 1802 shutdown for 2000 hour inspection. TIC 1802 aborted starts due to inst/mech malfunction. TIC 1801 shutdown for maintenance. TIC 1803 shutdown due to inst/mech malfunction. Depressure vessel to change valve. Partial depressurization of 'A' HP separator. TIC 1803 nonnal depressurization. Depressured 158 commonline lor DS maintenance. TIC 1803 shutdown - aborted start attempt. TIC 1802 aborted starts due to inst/mech malfunction. TIC 1802 aborted starts due to instlmech malfunction. . TC 1802 Shutdown due to 1802 Servo valve tubing broke, / 1801 was unable to load due to mechanical problems with '1P discharge valve. 14,191 äill 40,146 .. w' PLANNED UNPlANNED ACTION TAKEN TO EUMINATE CAUSE PLANNED Maintenance completed. UNPlANNED Corrected inst/mech malfunction. PLANNED Maintenance completed. UNPlANNED Restarted 1803. PLANNED Maintenance completed. PLANNED Depressurization completed. PLANNED Depressurization completed. PLANNED Depressurization completed. UNPlANNED Depressurization completed. UNPlANNED Corrected inst/mech malfunction. UNPlANNED Corrected inst/mech malfunction. UNPlANNED Repaired Servo valve tubing on 1802 and brought unit back on line. I spoke to John Minier on June 12, 1995 about the following events that were reported for January: Flow Station 1 01/19195 TIC 1802 SID due to suction scrubber high level The gas goes into the suction scrubber before it goes into the compressors, and it drops out liquid. A liquid slug will overload it and it becomes a safety concern. It had a drain valve, but if a slug comes in it may not drain fast enough. If the liquid gets through the scrubber and into the compressor it can do major internal damage. They shut down the compressor and tried to start a second compressor. It wouldn't start so they had to vent until they got the situation under control. Flow Station 2 01/29195 Excessive inlet gas rates This was an intermittent problem. He suspected an increase in ambient temperature caused it. Flow Station 3 01/05195 TIC 1802 aborted starts due to instlmech malfunction 01/06/95 He didn't know what the problem was but said that he'd check into it ---- I spoke to Adrian McCaa on June 20th about this. He said that for some reason the compressor wouldn't go through the start sequence properly. Ther's a series ofintemal checks that it does at start-up and if one instrument is out of tolerance, it won't start up. He didn't know the exact cause but said it was probably something little like a contact or switch or controller card problem and not much gas was flared. 01/29195 TIC 1802 SID due to servo valve tubing broke He said servo valve tubing breakage is stress induced and felt certain that it had nothing to do with the events earlier in the month. 1801 was unable to load due to mechanical problems with IP discharge valve, so they had to get 1802 back on line. I spoke to Adrian McCaa further about this. The servo-valve supplies fuel gas to the compressors. The tubing broke, cutting the fuel supply. Hence, the compressor wasn't getting enough fuel to operate. The IP discharge valve controls backpressure on the compressor. e - CGF 01/1 1/95 MI compressors 1855 & 1805 shutdown due to master pressure controller failure MI is miscible injectant. As the gas is brought into CGF the first vessel is the chiller, then a low temp. separator. Next the dry gas gets sent to CCP from the top. The bottom is in liquid stage and goes to a stabilizer where it is heated. The lower product of this phase is NGL and the top is miscible injectant. Miscible injectant is pressure controlled. It is compressed for reinjection back into the field. With the MI compressors down, they still have gas coming off of the stabilizer. their only two choices are to flare it or shut down the entire facility. If they shut down the facility, fieldwide production rates will drop. 4-16 hours is a reasonable time frame for repairing these compressors. At the flow stations, the 1801 and 1802 compressors (2nd and 3rd stage) S.T.V.I.P. - should be anywhere from IS minutes to 2 or 3 hours for repairs. When the CCP shutdown affect the CGF they usually only can cut rates in planned situations. If it's an unplanned event, the problem is usually fixed by the time the rates would have been lowered. CCP 01/28/95 TC 18 I 2 SID due to an eleclinstr malfunction He didn't know exactly what the problem was and had to check. I spoke to Adrian McCaa on June 20th about this and he said the 18 I 2 was a high stage compressor. He checked but couldn't find out any more information about the instrumentation problem. e e