PROCEDURE I-PR-3010.

2S-1415-970-S2N-003
No.:

CLIENT: SHEET:
E&P 1 of
23
JOB:
ATAPU FIELD AREA DEVELOPMENT -
AREA:
PETROBRAS P84 (P-84) -
TITLE:
FLAME STRAIGHTENING PROCEDURE - (I)
TOPSIDE SCP84
SEATRIUM ENERGY (AMERICAS) CONTRACT: 5900.0125640.23.2

PTE. LTD CONTRACTOR N°: -

TECH RESP: CREA N°: INITIALS:

FILE: MICROSOFT WORD/I-PR-3010.2S-1350-98F-S2N-905_0.docx

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Contents
1. INTRODUCTION..........................................................................................................3
1.1 Project Scope......................................................................................................3
1.2 Scope of this Document......................................................................................4
1.3 Assumptions........................................................................................................4
1.4 Definitions & Acronyms.......................................................................................4
1.5 References..........................................................................................................6
2. ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITY.................................................................................7
2.1 Project Manager..................................................................................................7
2.2 Project QA/QC Manager.....................................................................................7
2.3 Responsible Welding Coordinator [RWC]...........................................................7
2.4 Production Supervisor.........................................................................................7
3. DISTORTION CONTROL............................................................................................ 7
3.1 Fit-up and edge preparation................................................................................8
3.2 Welding Sequence..............................................................................................8
4. MECHANICAL STRAIGHTENING............................................................................11
5. THERMAL STRAIGHTENING...................................................................................11
6. ATTACHMENT.......................................................................................................... 13
6.1 Appendix A: Recommended temperature for flame straightening.....................13
6.2 Appendix B: Maximum heating temperature for line heating.............................14
6.3 Appendix C: Straightening Flowchart................................................................15
6.4 Appendix D: Method Statement........................................................................16
6.5 Appendix E: Method Statement.........................................................................17
6.6 Appendix F: Method Statement.........................................................................18
6.7 Appendix G: Notification for Distortion..............................................................20
6.8 Appendix H: Distortion Report...........................................................................21
6.9 Appendix I: Sample Hardness Report...............................................................22
6.10 Appendix J: Verification Report.........................................................................23
1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 Project Scope

The scope of the works is defined in [1] by the Employer which reads as follows:

“The Works consist inter alia of the EPIC/turnkey delivery of a fully working, system integrated
HVDC system (2GW 525kV) according to the System Breakdown Structure (SPE.00.003-2GW).
The HVDC system shall be fully autonomous and automated operated with contractually agreed
availability, reliability, and maintainability during the defined lifetime of the GCS.”

The scope mainly consists of:

1. HVDC Offshore Substation inclusive the jacket and all automation and auxiliary systems

2. HVDC Onshore Substation inclusive of all Civil Works (Germany only) and automation and
auxiliary systems

Summary of Key Activities:

The Contractor is responsible for the following summary of activities as part of the Employer
requirements:

 Design including Concept, Basic, Detailed Design and Procurement.

 Manufacturing, Transport, Construction and Installation.

 Onshore and offshore commissioning.

 Offshore transport and installation of the jacket and topside.

 Offshore accommodation and logistics for the Contractor's Personnel and Employer's
Personnel.

 Operation and Maintenance until issuance of Taking Over Certificate

 Compilation of the documentation according to the requirements

 Remedy of defects during the Defect Notification Period (DNP)

 Cooperation with the Employer, third parties and other contractors.

 Provision of all design documents, as-built documents, operational and maintenance

manuals and any documents required for the authorities.

 Fully train and familiarize the Employer's personnel with the complete scope.

Scope of exclusions:

The following systems are not part of the Contract:

  Civil works, along with its building services, for the HVDC Onshore Substation

 525kV submarine and onshore cables (connection between HVDC Onshore Substation
and HVDC Onshore Substation)

 380kV cable connection from the AC side of the HVDC Onshore Substation to the existing
380kV TenneT substation”.

1.2 Scope of this Document

This document has been prepared by SEATRIUM for the turnkey installation of the TenneT
IJmuiden Ver Beta project to serve as a guideline to control and minimize distortion caused by
welding operations on structural steel members, as well as define correction of distorted
structural members that may have been caused due to cutting, welding and other handling
operation during fabrication.
This distortion control procedure also shall be used to explains the requirements for distortion
control and / or for rectification of fabricated structural component by mechanical and thermal
means.
This document shall apply to any of the works associated to the distortion control activities that
GE perform in Seatrium yard.

1.3 Assumptions

Key assumptions:
 The project assumes that the project team members responsible for quality assurance and
control possess the necessary expertise and qualifications to effectively execute their roles
and responsibilities.
 The project assumes that the quality management system and processes implemented will
be followed consistently by all project team members and stakeholders involved.
 The project assumes that any necessary training or skill development programs required
to ensure quality standards will be conducted and completed by the project team
members.
 The project assumes that the project team members are responsible to adhere to all
applicable inspections according to project quality requirements.
 The project assumes that the project team members/suppliers are responsible to adhere
to all applicable codes & standards requirements according to project requirements.

1.4 Definitions & Acronyms

If any term in this document is also defined in [2], and that definition is different to the following,
the definition from [2] shall be considered authoritative.

Abbr. Term Definition

Unless stated otherwise, refers to GE and Seatrium only.

GSC Consortium
See also Contractor.
 Unless stated otherwise, refers either collectively or
- Contractor
individually to both GE, Seatrium, and IV. See also GSC.

TenneT, as Transmission System Operator (TSO) for the

- Employer Netherlands, acting as the Employer for this project, i.e., the
contracting party for whom the work is carried out.

Employer The set of requirements that are used to define the contract
ER
Requirements between Employer and Contractor

GE’s Grid Solutions, part of GE Vernova and a GSC

GE’s Grid Consortium partner, acting as joint contractor for this project,
GE
Solutions i.e., one of the contracting parties responsible for carrying out
the works.

Iv-Offshore & Energy, a principal subcontractor to Seatrium.

Iv-Offshore &
Iv Whilst not technically part of the GSC Consortium, they may
Energy
be referred to as a contractor.

Seatrium, formally known as Sembcorp Marine and a GSC

Seatrium (nee.
Consortium partner, acting as joint contractor for this project,
SEA Sembcorp
i.e., one of the contracting parties responsible for carrying out
Marine)
the works.

The Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) is a process that

evaluates the equipment or system element during and after
Factory
FAT the assembly or manufacturing process by verifying that it is
Acceptance Test
built and operating in accordance with design and interface
specifications.

In engineering and its various sub disciplines, site

acceptance testing are tests conducted on site to determine if
the requirements of a specification or contract are met. It may
involve chemical tests, physical tests, or performance tests.
Site Acceptance
SAT
Test
In systems engineering, it may involve black-box testing
performed on a system (for example: a piece of software, lots
of manufactured mechanical parts, or batches of chemical
products) prior to its delivery.

High Voltage
HVAC Alternating Abbreviation for High Voltage Alternating Current.
Current

High voltage direct current, a well-proven technology used to

transmit electricity over long distances by overhead
High Voltage
HVDC transmission lines or submarine cables. It is also used to
Direct Current
interconnect separate power systems, where traditional
alternating current (AC) connections cannot be used.

Health, Safety
SHE Aspects Health, Safety and Environment
and Environment
 Quality
QMS Management (Called BMS “Business Management System” by GE)
System

Nonconformance
NCR -
report

Master Document
MDR -
Register

Inspection and The Inspection and Test Plan (ITP) contains a list of all
ITP
Test plan inspections and tests to be carried out.

Key Performance
KPI -
Indicator

Certifying
CA A recognized body that endorses a product.
Authority

Responsible
RWC Welding -
Coordinator

1.5 References

Index Document Title Revision/Edition

[1] SOW.01.001-2GW-MA: Scope_Of_Work 2.0

[2] SPE.00.700-2GW-MA: Terms_And_Abbreviations 2.0

[3] PMO.02.001-2GW: Quality management 2.0

[4] SPE.04.131-2GW: Fabrication, Material Selection and Painting 2.0

[5] PMO.03.001-2GW: Project Management 2.0

[6] SPE.04.130-2GW: Structure 2.0

[7] ISO 9001: Quality management systems 2015

EN ISO 3834-2: Quality requirements for fusion welding of metallic

[8] 2021
materials - Part 2: Comprehensive quality requirements

EN 1090-2: Execution of steel structures and aluminum structures

[9] 2018
(Technical requirements for steel structures)
 [10] DNV-OS-C401: Fabrication and Testing of Offshore Structures 2023

EN ISO 9712-Non-destructive testing: Qualification and certification

[11] 2022
of NDT personnel

ISO 19902: Petroleum and natural gas industries - Fixed steel

[12] 2020
offshore structures

DNV-OS-C101: Design of Offshore Steel Structures, General (LRFD

[13] 2023
Method)

[14] IRAS No 47 Shipbuilding and Repair Quality Standard 2021

[15] CEN/TR 10347-Guidance for forming of structural steel in processing 2006

2. ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITY

2.1 Project Manager

Project Manager is responsible for implementing this procedure within the scope of work and
ensure that this procedure is effectively followed.

2.2 Project QA/QC Manager

Project QA/QC Manager is responsible for monitoring this procedure is being followed.

2.3 Responsible Welding Coordinator [RWC]

The RWC or his nominee shall be responsible to assist the Project Manager in establishing and
implementing this procedure through the project team.

2.4 Production Supervisor

The supervisor is responsible to ensure that heat straightening is carried out in accordance with
this procedure.

3. DISTORTION CONTROL

To control distortion during welding, care shall be taken by using suitable strong backs / restraint,
pre-setting / pre-bending, correct preheat as per approved Welding Procedure Specification
(WPS), proper welding sequence to balance welding heat input etc. Project Engineer / Foreman
shall liaise with RWC/Welding Engineer or his nominee for necessary welding sequence for
critical weld locations.

If distortion has occurred, corrective action shall be taken by Seatrium to maintain the component
within acceptable dimensional tolerance and shall perform relevant Non-Destructive Testing
(NDT) and maintain record for the same. Seatrium shall inform EMPLOYER for any distortion
correction to be performed and shall provide relevant documents as and when requested.
3.1 Fit-up and edge preparation

 The weld configuration (including root gap) and joint preparation shall comply with
approved drawings and WPS, held by tack welds.
 Temporary support such as welding Jig, flexible clamps, strong back with wedges, and
fully welded strong back could be used for jig and fixture to minimize distortion during
welding.
 A temporary clamp or strong back of the same material type and grade shall be used to
hold the joint together by tack welds. Tack welds shall be carried out by the qualified
welders.
 The support shall be placed at suitable location as shown in Figure 2-1, to ensure that the
joint is fully supported.

Figure 2-1 Typical Fit-up and Temporary Support

• Other than temporary supports, tack welding maybe used to maintain joint gap before and
during welding. For full penetration single sided joints, tacks shall be welded with bullets.
Material for bullets shall be within the same, or lower material group.

• Tack welds shall be welded with the root pass parameters as stated in applicable WPS,
and length of tack welds shall be at minimum 50mm with sufficient number of tacks to
avoid cracking.
• Fit-up shall be checked for dimensional accuracy before welding, in order to ensure
compliance with the weld shapes.
• Upon completion of welding, temporary support shall be removed, and ttemporary
attachments shall be cut minimum 3 mm from the base metal and ground. The ground
area shall be visually examined and MT/PT tested (as relevant).

3.2 Welding Sequence

 Welding of sub-assemblies, assemblies (groups) and sections whenever possible shall be
weld first. Welds, which stiffen the component most, shall be welded last.
For example: Primary structural member shall be welded first, secondary structures which
stiffen the component should be welded last.
 Weld symmetric from the center to the ends.
 For example: Structures/Beams shall be carried out from the middle of the framing,
working their way outside as shown in Figure 2-2.
Note: Above Sequence shown is generic/typical, may change according to site plan.

Figure 2-2 Welding Sequence for framing (Primary Structure)

 Short butt welds shall be welded first before welding longitudinal butt welds (Figure 2-3a).
Longitudinal welds shall be completed before welding circumferential welds (Figure 2-3b)

Figure 2-3 (a) Butt welds in plates, (b) Longitudinal and circumferential welds in a
vessel

 Butt welds and applicable NDE shall be completed, before proceeding with fillet welds
(Figure 2-4)

Figure 2-4 Welding sequence for structure with butt welds and fillet welds

 Usage of back step welding technique wherever possible, (i.e.) depositing short weld
length in the opposite direction to the general progression. This technique is very effective
in distortion control both for fillet weld or butt joint weld (Figure 2-5).
 Figure 2-5 Welding sequence for back step welding technique

 While beam fabrication is performed, without automatic / fully mechanized welding

process, welding should commence inward at the middle of the beam (minimum 300mm)
starting with sequence no.1, followed by sequence no. 2, then no.3 at the end. Both side
of the build-up beam may be welded by two welders simultaneously (Figure 2-6).

Figure 2-6 Typical welding sequence illustration of plate girder / beams

Welding sequence of a beam connection should be in accordance with the sequence as
shown in Figure 2-7.

Figure 2-7 Beams Connection Welding

 Welding sequence for tubular TKY connection shall be as per Figure 2-8
 Figure 2-8 Typical Welding Sequence of TKY Connection
 Welding sequence for tubular TKY connection shall be as per Figure 2-9

Figure 2-9 Typical Welding Sequence of Tubular Butt Joint

4. MECHANICAL STRAIGHTENING
 Fabricated members distorted by welding shall be straightened by cold pressing or cold
rolling by means of mechanical / hydraulic jacks of capacity up to 32 MT or as required.
 Careful examination of deformation and weld configuration is necessary before deciding
the process and its application. The concerned foreman should measure the deformation
or misalignment and its location.
 Once the correction method is finalized, gradual application of force is necessary to
correct deviation. Pressing shall never be at a concentrated point or using sharp objects.
The area of load application must be spread so that no surface damage occurs to base
metal or the weld metal. Application of load level shall be carefully evaluated to avoid
straining of material and adding of residual stresses.
 Intermediate dimensional checks should be made during the straightening process.
 Upon rectification, final dimensional check shall be performed.

5. THERMAL STRAIGHTENING
 Components out of tolerances shall be accurately identified based on post weld
dimensional survey. Also, it is necessary to measure the amount of correction obtained at
intervals, to judge the correctness of procedure. Unacceptable areas shall be marked prior
to any heating.
 Thermal correction shall be achieved by flame heating and cooling in still-air or water.
 Only heating torches (no cutting torches) shall be allowed for this purpose. Heat shall only
be applied using oxy/propane heating torch with a super heating nozzle. The heating torch
should be used with a longer lance, e.g., 90cm to minimize the effects of radiated heat at
work locations.
 A neutral flame shall be used and the inner cone (white) of this flame torch should be
75mm (approximately) away from the material surface. The inner cone shall never touch
the parent material.
 The allowable maximum temperature that the steel should be heated shall be as per
(Appendix A). The temperature shall be monitored by using valid digital thermometer or
valid contact thermometer. Heating is to be done where every hot correction is required,
temperature shall be measured on the same side on heated surface. No stabilization of
temperature is required for to start the correction. Welds shall not be directly heated.
 The ‘hot shot’ (application of flame) is normally applied to the high point of the distortion
area. The size and length of the hot shot depends on the amount of specific distortion.
Sometimes wedge like heating is necessary, especially for lateral distortion. (Refer
Appendix D, E & F for method statements).
 The maximum line heating temperature for water quenching and air cooling of thermally
heated areas of steel shall be as per (Appendix B)
 All corrections shall be carried out under supervision of foreman following the distortion
straightening flowchart (Appendix C).
 All dimensions are to be checked after the correction and recorded as required by relevant
drawings. (Refer Appendix G & H).
 The heated areas affected by thermal straightening shall be hardness tested, after cooling
down to ambient temperature. Equotip hardness tester shall be used for testing. Minimum
3 hardness readings on each affected area shall be taken, the maximum hardness limit
shall comply with DNV-OS-C401. (Refer Appendix I)
 MPI shall be performed on the corrected areas to ensure that the surfaces are defect free.
 The details of thermal straightening, hardness survey & MPI test results shall be attached
to visual inspection reports for record retention.
 NDT on girders weld joints shall be carried out only after completion of above activity..
 Rectification by hot correction shall be notified and shall be carryout under monitoring.
 Thermal straightening can only be applied if approved by EMPLOYER.
6. ATTACHMENT

6.1 Appendix A: Recommended temperature for flame straightening

6.2 Appendix B: Maximum heating temperature for line heating
6.3 Appendix C: Straightening Flowchart

RECOMMENDED WELD DISTORSION RECTIFICATION SEQUENCE (METHOD

STATEMENT)
PROJECT : IJmuiden Ver Beta MS NO. :
CLIENT : TenneT REV : 0
DESCRIPTION : Typical Heat Straightening Flowchart DATE :
6.4 Appendix D: Method Statement

METHOD STATEMENT
PROJECT: IJmuiden Ver Beta MS NO:
CLIENT: TenneT REV:
Recommended sequence for Structural welding at Node plates
DESCRIPTION: +Girder web to Conical or cylindrical quarter segment joints
welding.
WELD SEQUENCE:

1. Welding shall be started only after Dimensional I nspection clearance.

2. Check all the joints edge preparations properly cleaned the gas-cut serrations and grooves are ground.
(Particularly at the root portion is thoroughly cleaned) and remove the primer coat by brushing or grinding
from the bevel edge up to 50mm.
3. Preheat and inter pass maintenance shall be strictly followed as per welding procedures. Weld parameters
shall be in accordance with WPS as applicable.
4. Node plates to the conical/ cylindrical segments welding shall be completed on butt joints.
First at Top-joints then start the welding on the Bottom-joint.

Engage 4(four) welders diagonally opposite at any time to carry out the welding.

5. Weld Girder web plate to the conical / cylindrical segments fillet weld joints.
Engage 4(four) welders and do the welding on either side of the webs diagonally opposite simultaneously. I f
only one web-plate to tubular two welders on either side shall be engaged.

6. Continuous monitoring along the weld progress shall be followed to notify preheat and inter pass
temperatures.
To be welded
simultaneously all
the fillets’ welds.
Topside to
complete
first.

Bottom side to be
welded after top side
weld completion.

Node-plates shall be Weld top to

stiffened with tubular 1/ 3 thickness
strong backs.

Weld bottom
1/ 3 thickness

Butt joint: Weld the joint prior to top and

Bottom joints between Node-plate to tubular.
Fillet joint: Can be welded after top and
bottom weld joints completion.

Prepare by:

______________________

Welding Engineer
 6.5 Appendix E: Method Statement
Sequence for Rectification:

SEQUENCE FOR RECTIFICATION:

1) Heat the locations from the direction A and /or B as per the suitability temperature refers to Welding distortion
control procedure APPENDIX A as type of materials. Always the heating is not allowed directly on the weld.
2) Gradually heat the girder flange and measure the temperature by thermal stick/contact thermometer on the
same surface heated. No stabilization of temperature is required for the material to start the correction.
3) Tighten the Jack (Max capacity 32MT) to rectify for straightness of the flange suitably. The quantity of Jacks
can be as required as to protect the straightness of the flange or to apply load for correction. The Jacks can be
placed on either side of the web along the length of the beam under correction.
4) Apply the force through jack on to the Flange face as shown below.
5) Distortion measurements shall be taken at the time of starting the correction and in the final stage after
completion. During the process, rectification achieved shall be monitored.
6) After successful completion of the correction final dimensional report shall be prepared.
7) The areas of heated locations shall be checked for MPI 100%. In order to ensure the surface defects.
8) Hardness test testing on the heated areas shall be checked.
9) Any NDT or DT shall be followed as per specification.

TYPICAL SKETCH FOR RECTIFICATION OF PLATE GIRDER DISTORTION

 6.6 Appendix F: Method Statement
RCOMMENDED WELD DISTORTION RECTIFICATION SEQUENCE (METHOD STATEMENT)
MS
PROJECT : IJmuiden Ver Beta :
NO.
CLIENT : TenneT REV :
DESCRIPTION : Typical hot correction locations and heating method DATE :

Sequence for rectification:

Heat correction locations and method of heating applied.
Deck plate’s distortion correction
Fig 1: Heating by grid pattern on the bulked location, heating from centre towards outside/ away
from the centre, heating shall be from the side convex side. During heat correction for cooling
purpose water can be used on deck plates

Fig: 1

Fig 2: Heating on the deck plate shall be done along the girder flange.

Fig: 2
Fig 3: Heating at Deck column to node/ star plates. Suitable heating and Jacking shall be
done.

Fig: 3

Fig 4: Heating on girder flange a way of hot shot like shape V – form

Fig: 4

Fig 5: Distortion on tubular, heating like shaped like rhombus / diamond pattern and shall carry
heating from centre towards outside of diamond.

Fig: 5

Prepared by:

(Welding Engineer)
6.7 Appendix G: Notification for Distortion

TENNET2GWProject

NotificationforCorrectionof DistortionForm
ATTN/Dept Report No.

From Dept Project Name

Date / Time Client

Drawing / Isometric DWG. No.

Item / Line / Equipment No.

METHODE OFREPAIR MATERIAL

Heat Straightening Carbon Steel

Cold Straightening Stainless Steel

Others: Others:

DIMENSIONAL CHECK
Repair Area Distortion before Distortion after Distortion
No. ToleranceLimit Accepted/Rejected
/AreaNo. Correction Correction Type

Note:

Performedby Checkby

Sign: Sign:

Name: Name:

Job Title: Job Title:

Date: Date:
6.8 Appendix H: Distortion Report

TENNET2GWProject

Correctionof DistortionReport
Project

Client / Employer

Date Inspection

Drawing No.

Equipment (Nozzel, Themometer, etc.)

Material surface
treatment
No. Deviation Area Material Location Temperature Duration of Fairing Remark

Note:
Temperature:Max. 550℃ Acc Reject
Dimensional check after fairing Acc Reject
Visual inspection after fairing Acc Reject
Hardness check after fairing Acc Reject
MT after fairing Acc Reject

Sketch (if any)

Performed By: Inspection By:

Date: Date
6.9 Appendix I: Sample Hardness Report
 6.10 Appendix J: Verification Report
Verification Verification Reference to
Status
Phase - method - Responsible person Document of Document of document of Proof
Activity/ Predescribed Predescribed Verification ID Verification description - Planned document Document of proof (Conform, Document
Requirement Requirement Applicable Document Applicable Work Package/ Work package/ Work package/ Activity/ Contractor Contractor and/or Role proof Code proof title (Specify location in Variation-ID Non-conformity-
Specification code Specification title Requirement title Requirement text Requirement explanation deliverable verification verification (unique ID, can Contractor of proof code title conditional Revision Explanation
code Version Code document title Object code Object title Object version deliverable title (choose one of (Choose (initials and/or (According to (According to document of proof & (optional) ID (optional)
code phase method not change!) (According to MDR) (According to MDR) conformity, non-
prescribed accepted function) MDR) MDR) explain status if not
conform)
phases) method) 'Conform')
(Generic) The construction procedures shall cover, as a
minimum, the following:
• Detailed fabrication plan and schedule
• Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs) for all relevant parts
• Traceability of materials and welding operations
Fabrication and
• Dimension control and alignment checking
Material DISTORTION CONTROL DISTORTION
Fabrication, • Inspection and testing of welds
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and Painting • Welding procedures and standards
Construction activities. TOPSIDE
• Consumables handling procedures
Procedures
• NDT testing standards
• Qualification of NDT operators and welders
• Repair procedures
• Coating procedures
• List of major sub-contractors
Design Procedures (Generic) The Contractor shall make provision for alignment
DISTORTION
Fabrication, and correction at each stage of the structure assembly provided. Distortion shall be rectified
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TOPSIDE
Structure Assembly admissible values.