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== Running Kinney Pump Piping outside CTF == | == Running Kinney Pump Piping outside CTF == | ||
3 options for running piping outside: | 3 options for running piping outside: | ||
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1. Between Gas tanks and building. | 1. Between Gas tanks and building. | ||
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2. Running the piping on top of building | 2. Running the piping on top of building | ||
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3. Running piping through the building | 3. Running piping through the building | ||
Revision as of 11:24, 6 December 2016
Meeting GPP - CTF Upgrades Dec 6, 2016
Running Kinney Pump Piping outside CTF
3 options for running piping outside:
1. Between Gas tanks and building.
2. Running the piping on top of building
3. Running piping through the building
How the charge Codes are used
From Email Rusty sent on Dec 2nd: conceptual planning (FMRIG) The effort up to a conceptual design; which is 35% Design and materials (FMECEU) The effort from 34% design to 100% (procurement documents)
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We would like to be able to purchase main components after the 35%. These components are on the "Valve - List" Review set for Dec 8, 2016 35% is done after the: 1. Process diagram is done 2. Valve is list is approved 3. Installation sequence is approved.
Most of conceptional design done to prove that job can be done with minimal effect to operations. The estimates did not include "work already done"
