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Skibåsen 20b-4636-Kristiansand-Norway-Tel: + 47 95 47 80 00 Fax: + 47 38 02 15 31 Ent.no. 980 339 807 [email protected]
AL KHAZNAH
COMPLETION REPORT
21.11.2015
REPAIR AND PROTECTION OF EXTERNAL
ELECTRICAL CABLES ACCORDING TO PO NUMBER: 200003823
The work scope was performed by Fire Security Middle East on passage from
Singapore / Das Island / Singapore during November 2015.
Applications completed utilizing Fire Security’s DNV approved FS 5 coating system.
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AL KHAZNAH C O M P L E T I O N R E P O R T
G E N E R A L I N F O R M A T I O N :
Fire Security’s crew mobilized on Saturday 31st October 2015, to Singapore, and entered onboard LNG Al Khaznah on Sunday 1st November 2015. The Supervisor in charge was Mr. Paul Filby. The crew was demobilized from LNG Al Khaznah on 22nd November, 2015 at Singapore anchorage.
Following areas were worked in: - Main Cable Trays along-ship on top of 5 Domes - Cables on Dome 1 - Cables on Dome 2 - Cables on Dome 3 - Cables on Dome 4 - Cables on Dome 5 - Cables on fore mast - Cables in Manifold area - Compressor house cables Notes: Chaff damaged cables at expansion joint locations were lifted, repaired and had chaff protection installed. Chaff protection was a combination of rubber sheeting and Teflon sheeting attached to the cable tray ladders. Previous chaff protection in the form of Teflon sheeting attached to the cables was removed.
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Main Cable Tray
Main cable tray before coating along-ship on top of the Domes:
Cables Prior to Coating
Perishing on Main Cable Tray cables
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Application from underside of main cable tray
Main Cable Tray as viewed from Bridge deck prior to cable covers being replaced
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Chaff Protection of Cables at Expansion Joints on Main Cable Tray
Previously installed Chaff protection had mostly protected the cables but had allowed water to collect next to the
cables.
Previous Chaff Protection removed from Cables & Cables lifted to allow access
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Chaffing damage on exposed underside of Cables
Splicing tape used to repair chaff damaged areas
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Cables coated whilst lifted
Rubber mat installed on top Cable tray level at bottom of expansion joint areas
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Teflon sheeting installed on tray rungs where chaffing occurred
Rubber mat also installed at top of expansion joint area. Cables lowered into position and recoated with FS5
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Cables on Dome Tops
Perished Cable on Tank Top 3
Application Technician coating Tank Top cables with FS5
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Product comments: The FS 5 coating is tested to provide fire resistance in accordance with a hydrocarbon fire curve of 1100 degree C for one hour in accordance with the IEC 60331 regulation.
Further, the FS 5 coating is approved to repair cables outer sheath and tested UV and Ozone resistant. The dielectric strength of FS 5 is 8,5kv per mm thickness and will provide added safety to the cables. Cables are an especially weak point when it comes to fire, since there are significant amounts of cables that generally are routed throughout the vessel. Cable insulation will catch fire very quickly and even a small fire can rapidly propagate throughout the vessel using cables as a pathway. Coating cables with FS 5 prevents this. Our coatings have been approved to protect cables with the intention to ensure that signals pass through the cables when it is needed the most, and to allow you to reuse the existing cables if the fire is extinguished within a reasonable time. In this case you do not need to replace any cables as a result of the incident. The coating will also upgrade the cables insulation value as well as increase the life expectancy of the cables outer sheath. Please note that our FS 5 coating is resistant to mud, oil and chemicals. The FS 5 coating is also approved to repair and restore outer sheath of damaged cables.
Best regards, For FIRE SECURITY A/S
Paul Filby