MQ SP M 4024 PDF

Power and Water Utility Company for Jubail and Yanbu (MARAFIQ) Master Specification MQ-SP-M-4024
Guideline Specifications Development Date: 28 Feb 2011

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API 611 5TH ED., GENERAL PURPOSE STEAM TURBINES
This specification has been revised as indicated below and described in the revision record on the following
page. Please destroy all previous revisions.
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This specification is intended to supplement American Petroleum Institute (API) Standard 611, 5th Edition, March
2008; General-Purpose Steam Turbines for Petroleum, Chemical, and Gas Industry Services; which is part of this
specification. Numbering of the following sections and paragraphs corresponds to section and paragraph numbering
of API Standard 611.
Paragraphs shall be highlighted as shown below to indicate the type of change from the API Standard.
(Add) Supplemental requirements/clarifications to an existing paragraph.
(Decision) A decision has been made as required. If no decision has been made by this specification, refer to
the corresponding data sheet.
(Deleted) Text deleted.
(Mod) Clarification or rewording has been made to the corresponding paragraph, but not a substitution
invalidating the paragraph.
(New) A new paragraph is added.
(Sub) Paragraph supersedes API Standard 611 in its entirety.
Note: Requirements of API Standard 611, 5th Edition, that are not revised remain applicable.
The data sheet is an integral part of the specification.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 SCOPE......................................................................................................................................................................5
6 BASIC DESIGN.......................................................................................................................................................5
6.1 General .....................................................................................................................................................5
6.3 Pressure Casings......................................................................................................................................6
6.5 Casing Connections .................................................................................................................................7
6.7 Rotating Elements ...................................................................................................................................7
6.8 Seals ..........................................................................................................................................................7
6.9 Dynamics ..................................................................................................................................................7
6.10 Bearings and Housings..........................................................................................................................8
6.11 Lubrication ............................................................................................................................................8
6.12 Materials ................................................................................................................................................8
7 ACCESSORIES .......................................................................................................................................................9
7.1 Gear Units ................................................................................................................................................9
7.2 Couplings and Guards ............................................................................................................................9
7.3 Mounting Plates.......................................................................................................................................9
7.4 Controls and Instrumentation..............................................................................................................10
7.5 Piping and Appurtenances....................................................................................................................10
7.7 Insulation and Jacketing.......................................................................................................................10
8 INSPECTION, TESTING AND PREPARATION FOR SHIPMENT .............................................................10
8.1 General ...................................................................................................................................................10
8.2 Inspection ...............................................................................................................................................11
8.3 Testing ....................................................................................................................................................11
8.4 Preparation for Shipment.....................................................................................................................11
9 VENDOR’S DATA ................................................................................................................................................12
9.2 Proposals ................................................................................................................................................12
9.3 Contract Data ........................................................................................................................................13
10 (NEW) GUARANTEE AND WARRANTY ......................................................................................................14
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1 SCOPE
1.1 (New) Purpose
1.1.1 This specification covers the minimum mandatory requirements for the materials selection,
design, fabrication, inspection, testing, and preparation for shipment of general purpose
mechanical-drive steam turbines and their accessories.
1.1.2 Deviations from this standard must be approved in writing by the Buyer prior to
implementation.
1.1.3 Details not included in the Buyer’s documents shall be the responsibility of the Supplier.
1.1.4 Compliance by the Supplier with the requirements of this specification does not relieve the
Supplier of his responsibility to supply equipment fully suitable for all specified conditions.
1.1.5 Supplier shall be responsible to insure that all technical and data requirements of this
specification are followed by all his subcontractors
1.2 (New) Conflicting Requirements
1.2.1 In case of conflict among documents covering this scope of work, the order of precedence of
documents to resolve conflicts shall be, in descending order:
1.2.1.1 Special instructions in the inquiry or purchase order
1.2.1.2 Requisitions and data sheets by the Buyer
1.2.1.3 This specification, MQ-SP-M-4024, “API 611 5th Ed., General Purpose Steam
Turbines”
1.2.1.4 Other Marafiq specifications listed in paragraph 2.1.
1.2.1.5 Other references listed in section 2.
1.2.2 In all cases of conflict, however, the Buyer shall be advised before proceeding with affected
scope of work.
1.2.3 Metric fasteners constitute alternative design features and shall be cited as exceptions to the
Supplier’s proposal. Metric flanges are not acceptable.
6 BASIC DESIGN
6.1 General
6.1.4.b (Add) Steam turbines shall be capable of developing 115% of rated power at
minimum steam conditions, minimum temperature and pressure, and maximum back
pressure at the turbine coupling. However, turbine efficiency shall be optimized for
delivering normal power with normal steam conditions. Seller shall advise if a hand
valve is required to meet this requirement.
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6.1.11 (Add) Turbine bearing shall be forced circulation water cooled. Cooling water systems shall
be designed for not less than a gage pressure of 691 kPa (6.91 bar) (100 psi) design pressure,
a gage pressure of 1037 kPa (10.4 bar) (150 psi) test pressure, 69 kPa (0.69 bar) (10 psi)
maximum pressure drop, a maximum water inlet temperature of 32°C (90°F), an 11°C (20°F)
temperature rise and 0.003 fouling factor on the water side. In addition, the Supplier shall be
responsible to design the cooling system so that it will perform satisfactorily under the actual
operating conditions specified on the applicable turbine data sheets included in the inquiry or
purchase order. Provisions shall be made for complete drainage. Valved drains are required at
low points in the cooling water system.
6.1.12 (Add) Maximum sound pressure level for each piece of driven equipment and its drive train
shall comply with the requirements of Marafiq specification MQ-SP-M-4032, “Sound Control
of Mechanical Equipment.”
6.1.13 (Add) All electrical components and their installations shall be suitable for the installation
location and electrical area classification specified in the material requisition and shall comply
with NFPA No. 70 and shall be in compliance with Marafiq specification MQ-SP-E-6002,
“Electrical Requirements for Mechanical Equipment.”
6.1.14 (Add) Unless otherwise specified on the datasheet, turbines and their auxiliaries shall be
suitable for unprotected outdoor installation in the severe service such as salt laden, H2S and
other environmental conditions typical of refinery and chemical plants.
6.1.17 (New) Any power transmission components, including couplings, gears and shafts shall
have power ratings at least equal to the driver power rating at maximum steam conditions and
shall be capable of transmitting the maximum torque developed by the driver or that portion
of the maximum driver torque transmitted through it.
6.1.18 (New) Fabrication
6.1.18.1 Shop fabrication and assembly of the various components supplied by the
Supplier shall be maximized, consistent with available shipping, receiving and
handling facilities.
6.1.18.2 Buyer’s written approval shall be obtained before and part of the fabrication or
assembly is subcontracted by the Supplier.
6.1.18.3 No repair to cast steel casing shall be made without the Buyer’s prior
concurrence based on the mutually agreed procedures involved. Submittal of such
procedures shall be made within three months of the receipt of the purchase order.
All repairs shall be witnessed by the Buyer’s inspector. No plating is permitted in
critical areas such as seal bores, etc., where sharp edges could damage “O” rings.
Buyer shall be informed in writing whenever a proposed casting is to be the first one
cast from a new set of patterns.
6.3 Pressure Casings
6.3.10 (Add) On condensing turbines with top exhaust, connections and a drain system shall be
provided to drain condensate continuously from the exhaust casing to suit condenser
location.
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6.5 Casing Connections

6.5.12 (Add) Inlet and outlet nozzles shall be arranged to allow ease of casing disassembly without
disturbing adjacent connection pipe.
6.7 Rotating Elements
6.7.1 Rotors
6.7.1.1 (Add) Rotors shall be designed to operate safely at a maximum allowable speed
of not less than 4000 RPM.
6.7.1.2 (Add) Integral forged rotors shall be furnished when blade tip velocities at
maximum continuous speed exceed 251.5 meters per second (825 feet per second) or
when stage inlet temperatures exceed 440°C (825°F).
6.7.2 Shafts
6.7.2.3 (Add) Equipment that is specified to either have, or to have provisions for,
proximity vibration detectors shall have the burnished area of the rotor shaft
treated as detailed in the following procedure:
o Immediately after burnishing, degaussing and balancing, clean with an
aromatic solvent and apply a very thin coat of spray epoxy paint.
o Surface dry the paint white rotating the element with a heat lamp or air gun to
allow handling. Wait seven to ten days before exposing the paint to
lubrication oil due to the cure time for the paint. Failure to wait will result in
the paint being washed off by the oil.
o After proper curing, the coating should be impervious to lubrication oils.
6.8 Seals
6.8.1 (Add) Outer glands on turbines operating at exhaust pressures of a gage pressure of 380 kPa
(3.8 bar) (55 psi) and less shall be sealed by a minimum of four carbon rings. Outer glands
for turbines operating at exhaust pressures greater than a gage pressure of 380 kPa (3.8 bar)
(55 psi) shall be sealed by a combination of carbon rings and labyrinths with leakoff between
the carbon rings and labyrinth. Leakoff pressure shall be as specified by the Buyer but shall
in no event be greater than a gage pressure of 380 kPa (3.8 bar) (55 psi).
6.8.5 (Add) A separate vacuum device and condenser shall be mounted and connected to the
glands of condensing or labyrinth sealed back-pressure turbines to reduce external gland
leakage.
6.9 Dynamics
6.9.1 Critical Speeds
6.9.1.3 (Add) Supplier shall supply all necessary information for lateral and torsional
analysis to the Supplier who has unit responsibility.
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6.9.4 Vibration and Balancing

6.9.4.3 (Add) A residual unbalance check shall be performed and recorded in accordance
with the residual unbalance work sheet (API 611 Annex E).
6.10 Bearings and Housings
6.10.1 Bearings – General
6.10.1.1 (Add) Radial bearings for horizontal turbines shall be of the horizontal split
sleeve type.
6.10.1.3 (Add) The use of vertical turbines is prohibited unless otherwise approved by the
Buyer.
6.10.1.6 (Add) In selecting the thrust bearing size, calculated thrust loads must include
the axial loads imposed by coupling engagement at rated power. Hydrodynamic
thrust bearings shall be designed for 200 percent of design thrust load.
6.10.4 Bearing Housings
6.10.4.4 Vibration Measurement
6.10.4.4.1 (Add) When sleeve-type radial bearings are provided, turbines shall
include provisions for proximity probes. When anti-friction radial bearings
are provided, vibration shall be measured on the bearing caps.
6.11 Lubrication
6.11.2 (Add) Pressure-type lubrication is required if steam pressure exceeds a gage pressure of
2765 kPa (27.7 bar) (400psi) or if normal speed exceeds 5000 RPM, unless otherwise
agreed upon.
6.11.8 (New) Lubrication systems for turbines in standby service shall be designed such that hand
pumps for start-up are not required.
6.12 Materials
6.12.1 General
6.12.1.1 (Add) All materials of construction are subject to the Buyer’s review and
approval.
6.12.1.2 (Add) Materials substitutions shall not be allowed without the Buyer’s written
approval.
6.12.1.15 (New) Piping materials in carbon steel shall be selected from ASTM A53B,
A105, A106B and A181.
6.12.1.16 (New) Materials for pressure parts shall be produced by the electric furnace,
basic oxygen or open hearth processes.
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6.12.2 Castings
6.12.2.3.c (Add) Leaking chaplets in a gray cast iron water jacket wall exposed
to the atmosphere may be repaired by plugging in accordance with
paragraph 9.2 of ASTM A395, except that radiography of the
surrounding area is not required.
6.12.4 Welding
6.12.4.1 (Add) Weld procedures for all major repair welding on pressure containing parts
shall be submitted to the Buyer for approval prior to commencement of the
repair work.
6.12.4.8 (New) Welding fittings for pressure parts shall be of seamless construction.
6.12.4.9 (New) Welded or brazed repairs on iron casting is prohibited.
6.12.4.10 (New) Nozzle welds shall be full penetration and full fusion.
6.12.4.11 (New) Records of any heat treatment or radiographs or any type repair record
shall be submitted to the Buyer as part of the Supplier data.
7 ACCESSORIES
7.1 Gear Units
7.1.2 (Add) Where gear units are required, they shall be separate rather than integral unless
approval is obtained from the Buyer. Gears shall be of the double helical type.
7.1.5 (New) All gear bearings shall be of the same type as the driven equipment bearings.
7.2 Couplings and Guards
7.2.1 (Add) Flexible element couplings shall be provided. When coupling guards are furnished by
the turbine Supplier it shall be non-sparking and shall conform to all local, state, and federal
safety regulations.
7.3 Mounting Plates
7.3.2 Baseplates
7.3.2.3 (Add) Baseplate shall be provided with leveling pads or targets.
7.3.2.5 (Add) Baseplate grouting holes shall be accessible without removing the
machinery and shall permit filling of the entire cavity under the baseplate
without trapping air pockets. Subsoleplates shall be provided by the Supplier.
7.3.2.9 (Add) Horizontal and vertical jack-screws shall be supplied for all equipment feet.
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7.4 Controls and Instrumentation

7.4.2 Governing Control Systems
7.4.2.1 General
7.4.2.1.4 (Add) NEMA Class A oil governors shall be Woodward TG Series and
electronic governors shall be Woodward Peak 150, unless otherwise
specified by the Buyer.
7.4.2.1.6 (New) A 6.4 millimeter (1/4 of an inch) NPT connection and overflow
port shall be provided on mechanical governor housings for oil mist
purge.
7.4.4 Instrumentation
7.4.4.2 (Add) Tachometers
When the governor end of the shaft is accessible, a plugged opening shall be provided in
the housing on the centerline of the shaft to permit use of a mechanical tachometer.
7.4.5 Alarms and Shutdowns
7.4.5.2 (Add) Sentinel Warning Valves
All turbines shall be equipped with a sentinel valve on the exhaust casing, regardless of
whether or not the Buyer supplies an exhaust relief valve.
7.5 Piping and Appurtenances

7.5.1 General
7.5.1.1 (Add) Auxiliary piping shall conform to API 611, and any other referenced
standards in the inquiry, purchase order documents or Buyer’s requisition.
7.7 Insulation and Jacketing
7.7.1 (Add) Insulation shall not contain asbestos.
8 INSPECTION, TESTING AND PREPARATION FOR SHIPMENT

8.1 General
8.1.1 (Add) The responsibility for inspection and testing rests with the Supplier. The Buyer shall
have access at all times, however, to the shop of any Supplier engaged in supplying materials
or in fabricating the equipment for the purpose of inspecting, and, if necessary, rejecting such
materials and work which do not meet with applicable requirements.
8.1.6 (Add) The Supplier shall give the Buyer at least five days prior notification of the start date
of witnessed or observed tests and of any other final inspection.
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8.1.7 (Add) A witnessed test requires that the Supplier successfully operate the unit in accordance
with all mechanical test guidelines prior to request for the Buyer’s witness, except where the
Buyer specifically requires witnessing the initial run.
8.1.9 (Add) Quality control procedures shall be agreed upon between the Supplier and Buyer at a
pre-inspection meeting.
8.2 Inspection
8.2.1 General
8.2.1.1 (Add) The following data shall be given to the Buyer’s inspector if inspection is
specified or sent to the Buyer if the equipment is not inspected:
o Physical and chemical data for all pressure containing parts, preferably actual
test data taken from the melt or heat from which the part is made.
o Evidence, such as purchase specifications of bills of material, to establish that
other major parts are made of specified materials.
o Measured critical speeds of flexible shaft turbines.
8.2.2 Material Inspection
8.2.2.1 General
8.2.2.1.1 (Add) For equipment requiring post weld heat treatment, radiographs,
magnetic particle or liquid penetrant examination of completed welds shall
be performed after the post weld heat treatment.
8.2.2.2 (Add) Radiography
All radiographs taken during fabrication shall be available for examination by the
Buyer’s authorized inspector. The Buyer reserves the option to approve final radiographs
prior to shipment.
8.3 Testing
8.3.1 General
8.3.1.1 (Add) All testing shall be performed in the Supplier’s shop.
8.3.1.4 (New) All test reports shall be complete and shall describe all events and details
of the test accurately. Mechanical and other test procedures shall be submitted for
Buyer approval at least six weeks prior to testing.
8.3.1.5 (New) If a shop tested piece of equipment is damaged during shipment, the
equipment shall be retested to at least the shop pressure after repairs, if the Buyer
judges that the nature of the repairs so warrant.
8.4 Preparation for Shipment
8.4.1 (Add) Preparation for shipment shall be in accordance with the Supplier’s standards, API
686, and as noted herein. The Supplier shall be solely responsible for the adequacy of the
preparation for shipment with respect to materials and application, and for providing
equipment at the destination in ex-works condition when handled by the commercial carrier.
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8.4.3.a (Add) Surface preparation and painting shall be as dictated by Marafiq

specification MQ-SP-M-4039, “Painting,” and by applicable Buyer’s requisition.
Painting shall be deferred until equipment has been inspected and accepted by the
Buyer’s inspector.
8.4.3.b (Add) Machined surfaces shall be protected with a heavy grease or other rust
preventative that will last at least 24 months.
8.4.3.c (Add) The equipment shall be thoroughly cleaned of all foreign matter and dried.
8.4.3.g (Add) Buttweld openings shall be sealed off with heavy plastic sheet and tape.
8.4.3.h (Add) The equipment shall be marked with its item and purchase order numbers
plus suitable warnings about lifting limitations.
8.4.3.n (New) All loose items such as auxiliary instruments, etc., shall be shipped in bags,
kegs or crates. Containers shall be tagged as to size, diameter and length of contents
such that each item is individually identifiable. Tags used for marking shall be of 304
SS metal and markings shall be applied on tags by stamping.
8.4.3.o (New) Individual sections shall be properly braced and supported to prevent
damage during shipment. All blocking and bracing used for shipping purposes shall
be clearly identified for field removal.
8.4.3.p (New) All components susceptible to damage shall be suitably protected.
8.4.7 (Add) Fit-up and assembly of equipment mounted piping, and other items shall be completed
in the Supplier’s shop prior to shipping.
9 VENDOR’S DATA
9.2 Proposals
9.2.1 (Add) General
Supplier’s proposal will be assumed to be in full compliance with the Buyer’s inquiry unless
specific exceptions are taken by the Supplier. The Supplier shall advise what changes, if any, are
required from the Buyer’s inquiry to enable the Supplier to provide the specified performance and
mechanical guarantees.
9.2.3 (Add) Technical Data
The Supplier’s proposal shall include, for the equipment specified and any alternate offered, the
information listed in API 611 paragraphs 9.2.3.a through 9.2.3.n, any additional information
requested with the inquiry, and the following additional requirements, as a minimum:
o A completed noise data sheet MQ-DS-M-4022, Equipment Noise Datasheet
o A schedule for submission of the required documentation and proposed shipping
schedule
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o A priced spare parts list including the following information covering sufficient spare
parts for start-up and two years of operation (the items marked with an “*” must be
available for the initial evaluation of bids, the remaining items shall be provided as part
of the priced spare parts list submitted as part of the Supplier data):
o * Equipment item number
o * Discount for ordering spares with initial order or within a given time period
o Name of the original equipment manufacturer
o * Complete part description
o OEM part number
o Item identification number
o Material code
o * Unit pricing
o * Unit of measure
o Routine delivery
o * Any duplicate parts if the order is for multiple pieces of similar equipment
o Any special conditions such as handling or storage requirements
9.3 Contract Data
9.3.1 General
9.3.1.2 (Add) All data supplied by the Supplier shall be identified as per API 611
paragraph 9.1.2 and the following information:
o Name and location of project
o Any other identification specified in the purchase order
9.3.1.5 (New) All documents forwarded to the Buyer shall have been checked for
completeness and accuracy by the Supplier prior to their submission.
9.3.1.6 (New) The Supplier shall submit general arrangement drawings, calculations, and
any other documents required to provide, as a minimum, the information listed
below to the Buyer for his review and approval:
o Overall dimensions and details for all systems and components supplied by the
Supplier, including auxiliary equipment. Refer to API 611 paragraph 9.3.2.1 for
drawings information requirements.
o Materials of construction and respective corrosion allowances.
o Baseplate details and grouting requirements.
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o Anchor bolt holes size and locations and required anchor bolt material, size and
projection beyond support level.
o Noise data sheets.
o Definition of non-destructive examinations and mechanical tests required.
o Surface preparation, painting or other surface finish requirements.
o Required erection sequence.
o Any other data required by the Buyer’s inquiry or purchase order documents.
After receipt of the Buyer’s comments, the Supplier shall revise his documents and
issue them again to the Buyer as “certified for design and construction.” The
approval by the Buyer of the Supplier’s documents shall in no way relieve the
Supplier of his responsibility to meet the requirements of the Buyer’s inquiry and
purchase order documents.
9.3.5 Installation, Operation, Maintenance, and Technical Data Manuals
9.3.5.4 (Add) Technical Data Manual
Within 10 days after the completion of the equipment, the Supplier shall furnish the
Buyer with an electronic copy of the technical data manual, containing all information
listed in API 611, Annex C, line item 33, and the following additional information:
o Mill test reports
o Any other reports or data which are required by the Buyer’s inquiry or purchase
order documents, including factory acceptance reports
o Any other data required by the Buyer’s inquiry or purchase order documents
10 (NEW) GUARANTEE AND WARRANTY
10.1 Responsibility for Correctness of Computer Programs

The Supplier shall be responsible for the correctness of all computer programs used by him in the design of
the equipment. The Supplier shall be prepared to justify the correctness of his programs, if so requested.
This justification may include, at the Buyer’s discretion, the preparation of check sample problems by hand
or the comparison, at the Supplier’s expense, of results utilizing the Supplier’s programs with computer
programs chosen by the Buyer.
10.2 Responsibility for Design and Manufacture of Equipment
The Supplier shall be fully responsible for the design and manufacture of the equipment in full compliance
with the requirements in all applicable Buyer’s requisitions, drawings, standards and other documents.
10.3 Responsibility to Provide Suitable Equipment
The Supplier shall be fully responsible to provide equipment that will be suitable for the defined service
and for the specified conditions.
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10.4 Guarantee of Repaired and Replacement Parts Furnished by Vendor

The Supplier shall extend the provisions of this guarantee to cover all repaired and replacement parts
furnished by the Supplier under the guarantee provisions for a period of one year from the date of
installation of such repaired or replaced components.
10.5 Guarantee Requirements
Refer to the purchase order for:
o The extent of the guarantee period
o Details regarding commercial treatment of non-compliance problems arising during the guarantee
period
o Other guarantee requirements
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Power and Water Utility Company for Jubail and Yanbu (MARAFIQ) Master Specification MQ-SP-M-4024

Guideline Specifications Development Date: 28 Feb 2011

API 611 5TH ED., GENERAL PURPOSE STEAM TURBINES

Revision Date Originator's Reviewed/Checked By Pages

APPROVALS SIGNATURES DATE

ISSUED FOR : Construction X Other Issued Approved

API 611 5TH ED., GENERAL PURPOSE STEAM TURBINES

A 9-16-10 Issue TOC for Review / Approval

0 11-10-10 Issue Specification for Review / Approval

1 02-28-11 Issued Approved

API 611 5TH ED., GENERAL PURPOSE STEAM TURBINES

(Deleted) Text deleted.

(New) A new paragraph is added.

(Sub) Paragraph supersedes API Standard 611 in its entirety.

The data sheet is an integral part of the specification.

API 611 5TH ED., GENERAL PURPOSE STEAM TURBINES

API 611 5TH ED., GENERAL PURPOSE STEAM TURBINES

API 611 5TH ED., GENERAL PURPOSE STEAM TURBINES

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6.5 Casing Connections

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6.9.4 Vibration and Balancing

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7.4 Controls and Instrumentation

7.5 Piping and Appurtenances

8 INSPECTION, TESTING AND PREPARATION FOR SHIPMENT

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API 611 5TH ED., GENERAL PURPOSE STEAM TURBINES

8.4.3.a (Add) Surface preparation and painting shall be as dictated by Marafiq

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10 (NEW) GUARANTEE AND WARRANTY

10.1 Responsibility for Correctness of Computer Programs

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10.4 Guarantee of Repaired and Replacement Parts Furnished by Vendor

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