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API MPMS 17.6 Manual of Petroleum Measurement Standards Chapter 17 - Marine Measurement Section 6

API MPMS 17.6 Manual of Petroleum Measurement Standards Chapter 17 - Marine Measurement Section 6 - Guidelines for Determining the Fullness of Pipelines between Vessels and Shore Tanks


API MPMS 17.6 Document Information:

Title
Manual of Petroleum Measurement Standards Chapter 17 - Marine Measurement Section 6 - Guidelines for Determining the Fullness of Pipelines between Vessels and Shore Tanks

American Petroleum Institute

Publication Date:
Aug 1, 1994

Scope:

This section of API MPMS 17 is intended to cover crude oil and petroleum products that are liquid at atmospheric pressure and ambient temperature. They apply at both loadings and discharges of cargos, before and after transfers. They include recommendations on how pipeline fullness should be determined. They include descriptions of methods, procedures, calculations, and examples.

While this section of API MPMS 17 is intended to describe the methods and procedures available for determining the fill condition of pipeline systems, the procedures described do not necessarily determine the precise volume of liquids in the designated pipeline systems.

This section of API MPMS 17 is not meant to recommend equipment or to describe equipment in detail. The guideline is only intended to describe the expected end result of using properly installed and functioning equipment. While this section of API MPMS 17 includes descriptions of common line fill verification methods, it does not recommend any one method as preferred. The responsibility for documenting the effectiveness of any of the methods described belongs to those responsible for the terminal or installation where it is applied.

SPANISH:

API MPMS 17,6 Manual de Directrices de Medición de Petróleo Capítulo 17 - Marina medida de la sección 6 - para determinar la Plenitud de los Oleoductos entre buques y tanques en tierra


API MPMS 17,6 Documento de Información:

Título
Manual de Directrices de Medición de Petróleo Capítulo 17 - Marina medida de la sección 6 - para determinar la Plenitud de los Oleoductos entre buques y tanques en tierra

Instituto Americano del Petróleo

Fecha de publicación:
1 de agosto 1994

Ámbito de aplicación:

Esta sección del API MPMS 17 se destina a cubrir el petróleo crudo y productos derivados del petróleo que son líquidos a presión atmosférica y temperatura ambiente. Se aplican tanto a las cargas y descargas de cargos, antes y después de las transferencias. Se incluyen recomendaciones sobre la forma en como la plenitud de tuberías debe ser determinada. Se incluyen descripciones de los métodos, procedimientos, cálculos y ejemplos.

Si bien esta sección de API MPMS 17 tiene por objeto describir los métodos y procedimientos disponibles para determinar el estado de llenado de sistemas de tuberías, los procedimientos descritos no determinan necesariamente la cantidad exacta de líquidos en los sistemas de tuberías designado.

Esta sección del API MPMS 17 no pretende recomendar equipos o para designar un equipo en detalle. La directiva sólo se diseñó para describir el resultado final esperado de un bien instalado y funcionando el equipo. Si bien esta sección de API MPMS 17 incluye descripciones de línea común llenar los métodos de verificación, no recomienda ningún método según se prefiera. La responsabilidad de documentar la eficacia de cualquiera de los métodos descritos pertenece a los responsables de la terminal o la instalación donde se aplica.

4 comments:

  1. WHO CAN TELL ME WHICH IS THE MOST COMMON PROCEDURE TO FOLLOW THIS VERIFICATION?

    A VER QUIEN ME PUEDE DECIR CUAL ES EL PROCEDIMIENTO MAS COMUN PARA LA VERIFICACION DEL ESTADO DE LAS LINEAS DE TRANSFERENCIA? (LLENADO)

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  2. GAMAL M. AHMED
    150 Lee st.
    Ferriday, LA. 71334, USA
    CELL: 708-446-2526
    games2long@yahoo.com


    OBJECTIVE:
    To obtain a position as Inspector
     
    EDUCATION:
    Associate degree in English Business 2000-2002
    Institute of language Aden, Yemen
    G.P.A.: 3.4
     
    Bachelor degree English literature 2003-2005
    Applied and Social Scientist University Aden, Yemen
    G.P.A.: 3.2

     
    SKILLS:

    §1 Marine Draft Surveyor.
    §2 Petroleum Inspector.
    §3 Bunkering Surveyor.
    §4 Import & Export Tally Inspector. §1 Fumigation Inspector.
    §2 Typing Quality Inspection Certificates .
    §3
    §4 Read, write and speak Arabic and English


    Work History: ADEN/YEMEN
    SGS Redwood Egypt 2000-2003
    -Petroleum Inspector:
    Measure crude oil nominated tanks and calculate crude oil quantity in each one ,
    read meters before and after loading, witnessing sampling process then analysis.
    -Fumigation Inspectore:
    Supervise ventilation process for vessel holds priore to discharging.
    Fumigate agriculture product.
    Fumigate wheat siloes, vessel's holds and containers.

    INTERTEK Calebret Egypt 2003-2004
    -Marine Draft Survey:
    I read draft mark for a vessel starboard and portside, sounding all liquied tanks,
    read the sea density then calculate all data collected to get how much cargo on
    board or vessel's constant.
    -Bunkering Surveyor:
    Measure vessel's tanks nominated to be refueled before and after loading,
    then calculate how much fuel / diesel on board and meaure shore tanks before
    and after loading operation to get the quantity discharge.
    -Petroleum Inspector:
    Measure crude oil nominated tanks and calculate crude oil quantity in each one ,
    read meters before and after loading, witnessing sampling process then analysis.

    Faiz Corporation for Trading & Agencies (Intertek Dubai Agent in Yemen).
    -Import & Export Tally Inspector: 2004-2010
    Inspect products (counting products, valid date, packing size, taking sample if required,
    check and report damage cargo )
    -Inspect qualification containers/tracks for shipment ( no wasting remains , no bad
    odour, closed tightly)
    -Typing Quality Inspection Certificate:
    typing a monthly report regarding each shipment quantity, damage and shortage and
    issued quality certificate for each shipment.
    -Manager of BLIBS gastition. 07/2010-present
    Refernces:
    Mr. Husny Saeed (Intertek Midel East Manager) (husny.saeed@intertek.com)
    Mr. Faiz Saeed (Intertek Dubai agent in Yemen) (fms@y.net.ye )
    Mr. Hatem Husseiny (hatem.husseiny@intertek.com)

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  3. Hola,

    1: Bleeding the line wherever there is a bleeder valve; see if air comes out or product. Of course, you want to crack open the valve very slowly and just a fraction, with a bucket underneath. Nowadays, many places might not allow it.

    2: Tapping with a heavy, non-sparking tool (wooden mallet, bronze hammer.

    Regards,

    Richard Fistrovic
    INTERSEA
    intersea.surveys@gmail.com

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  4. Abelardo: el metodo mas comun a mi parecer es el desplazamiento de linea. Saludos desde Argentina.

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