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Standardizationfor

Oil and Gas Sector

S.M. Bhatia

Deputy Director General

Bureau of Indian Standards

April 2007


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EXECUTIVE

COMMITTEE

FINANCE LABORATORY

STANDARDS CERTIFICATION

PLANNING &

DEVELOPMENTCONSUMER

POLICY

ADVISORY

COMMITTEES

BUREAU


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Core Activity

National Standards

Logical Extension

Conformity Assessment

Products (Started in 1956)- one of the

largest product certification schemeManagement Systems


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Bureau of Indian StandardsMain Objectives

Harmonious development of activities ofstandardization and quality certificationand matters connected therewith

Adequate thrust to standardization andquality control

National strategy for Integrateddevelopment of standards to promote

industrial production and exportsRepresent India in International

Standards Organizations, viz ISO and IEC


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Main Activities

Standards Formulation Promotion of Standards

Conformity Assessment

Laboratory (Support to

Conformity Assessment)Training Services


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Standards Formulation

Core Activity


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Approach to Standardization

Standards development through TechnicCommittees

Consultations involving all Stakeholders

Consensus principle

Public comments

Interests Represented in Technical

CommitteesManufacturers

Consumers

Technologists


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BASIC APPROACH

Consensus Principle

Balanced Committee

Structure

Balancing OfInterests

PeriodicReview

PredominanceOf Consumer/

Technological

Interests

Manufacturers

Consumers, Government

Departments

Technologists , Regulating

Authorities, Testing

Laboratories, Consultants,

Universities, Other Experts

TECHNICAL COMMITTEE

STRUCTURE

(Members From)

Manufacturers

Consumers, Government

Departments

Technologists , Regulating

Authorities, Testing

Laboratories, Consultants,

Universities, Other Experts


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ORGANIZATION FOR

TECHNICAL COMMITTEE

WORK

PANEL

SUB-COMMITTEE

SECTIONAL COMMITTEE

DIVISION COUNCIL

STANDARDS ADVISORY COMMITTEE

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

BUREAU

Mainly Technical Work

Mainly Advisory,

Administrative

Work


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STANDARDS FORMULATION

14 Technical Divisions

Specific Industrial Sectors

1. Chemical

2. Civil Engineering

3. Electronics andInformation Technology

4. Electro-technical

5. Food and Agriculture

6. Management andSystems

7. Mechanical Engineering

8. Medical Equipment andHospital Planning

9. MetallurgicalEngineering

10. Petrochemical, Coal &

Related Products11. Production and General

Engineering12. Textile13. Transport Engineering

14. Water Resources


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FIRST

DRAFT

CIRCULATION

TO

COMMITTEE

MEMBERS

P-DRAFT

COMMENTS

CIRCULATIONTO

COMMITTEE

MEMBERS

COMMENTS

PUBLIC

CIRCULATION

(30 to 90 Days)

COMMENTS

NATIONALSTANDARD

NEWWORK

ITEM

MEETINGWC

DRAFT

ADOPTION -- DIVISION

COUNCIL

F-DRAFT

STANDARD

MEETING


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Progress of Indian Standards

(as on 31 March)

17466

17658

17830

17928

18114

1821918307

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 as on 28

Feb 2007


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STANDARDS AT VARIOUS

LEVEL

Standards Approved by the

National Standards Body

International Standards (ISO/ IEC)

National StandardsIndustry Standards

Company Standards

Application

Regional StandardsInput

Input

Pyramidal Standardization SpaceEach subject - aspect combination will progressively increase from

International to national to individual level.


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Participation in International

Standardization & Harmonization

Foster International trade

Assure interfacing, interchangeability, compatibility

or inter working internationally

Greater extent of customers' requirements;

Increasing number of relevant regulations and controls;Ultimate Global Aim

One Standard

One Test

Accepted Everywhere


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STANDARDS FORMULATION

OVERVIEW As on 2007-04-01 INDIAN STANDARDS PUBLISHED - 18307

CORRESPONDING ISO/IEC STANDARDS - 5821

STANDARDS HARMONIZED WITH ISO/IEC STANDARDS- 4353

DIVISIONAL COUNCILS 14

TECHNICAL COMMITTEES (Sec. Committees) - 301

TECHNICAL EXPERTS - 11084

(Sec. Com+ Sub Com+ Expert Panels)


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New Initiatives in Standards

Formulation

Reduction of the average time taken forStandards Formulation from 44 months to 12/24months

Restructuring of Technical committees National Standards Policy

Involving R&D institutions in standardization

Alert system to keep pace with technology &

updating of standards Avoid duplicity of standardization work done by

other organizations

Removal of TBT by harmonization of standards


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TIME TAKEN FOR STANDARDS

FORMULATION

BEFORE APRIL 2001- 44 MONTHS

REVISED NORMS IMPLEMENTED since Nov 2002-

!2 months for subjects on fast track 24 months for subjects with normal

priority PRIORITY I

WHEREVER THERE ISURGENT DEMAND FROMGOVERNMENT, SAC, DC,TC

- 12 MONTHS

PRIORITY II

ALL OTHER SUBJECTS

- 24 TO 28 MONTHS

- ( 28 MONTHS FOR BULKYSTANDARDS)


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Standards Promotion

Programmes organized on: Educational utilization of Standards (Catch them

young!)

Industrial awareness on availability of Standards

and benefits of standardization Consumer awareness about Standards and

Certification activities of BIS

Facilitation Cell for SMEs

Consumers Complaints coordination Feed back on standards through seminars, review

meetings with Product Certification licensees


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International Activities

Status of Membership of ISO/IEC Committees

ISO IEC

Participating (P) 221 63

Observer (O) 350 84

Secretariat responsibilities held for 8 ISO Committees

BIS has been designated as the WTO-TBT Enquiry Point in

India by the Government It provides all necessary assistance and technical

information for players in global trade which affects theirtrade


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CERTIFICATION

THREE MAJOR Conformity AssessmentSCHEMES

PRODUCTS

HALLMARKING OF PRECIOUS METALS

MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS


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Product Certification Schemes

BIS Standard Mark for Domestic Manufacturers(started in 1955)

Hallmarking of precious metals (Started in 2000)

BIS Scheme for Foreign Manufacturers (Since 2000)

BIS Scheme for Indian Importers (Since 2000)


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Product Certification

(ISI Mark as BIS Standard Mark)

Offers third party assurance, based on well definedscheme of testing and inspection, ensuringadequate in-process quality control atmanufacturers premises and surveillance throughfactory and market samples Type 5 scheme of ISO

Started as voluntary scheme (in 1956)

73 products are covered under mandatory

certification by Govt. of India due to reasons ofhealth, safety, security, mass consumption etc.

Total Products under Certification ~ 1000


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Mandatory BIS Certification

Total 73 Products covering Cement, LPG Cylinders,Packaged Drinking water, Milk Powder, Infant milksubstitutes, Steel Tubes for structural purpose,Plastic feeding bottles leather safety boots for

miners, Electrical Cables & Appliances, GLSLamps, Clinical Thermometers, CFL etc.

Through DGFT Notification, Import of these

Products also regulated under Mandatory

Certification

Same items if imported have to carry Standard (ISI)

mark


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Hallmarking of Precious Metals

Hallmarking of Gold Jewellery Launched inApril 2000

Presently, Scheme is voluntary

To be made mandatory from Jan 2008 Hallmarking of Silver Articles launched in

Sept 2005

Licences in operationGold - 3222Silver - 214Total - 3436

Assaying and Hallmarking centers - 45


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Countries where Licences under FMSare operating

Bangladesh

Bhutan

China

France

Germany

Hungary

Indonesia

Italy

Malaysia

Nepal

Poland

Sri Lanka

Switzerland

Thailand

UAE


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LABORATORIES

Support to Product Certification


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Laboratory Activities contd.

OVERVIEW

First BIS Laboratory was set up in 1962

Samples tested annually in BIS laboratories around 27000

Samples tested annuallyin outside recognized laboratories

around 10000 CHAIN OF BIS LABORATORIES

CENTRAL LABORATORY 1 (Sahibabad)

REGIONAL LABORATORIES 4 (Chennai, Kolkata, Mohali

& Mumbai) BRANCH LABORATORIES 3 (Bangalore, Guwahati &

Patna)

NABL Accreditated


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TRAINING ACTIVITIES


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NITS(National Institute of Training for Standardization)

Training institute setup in 1995 at BIS, HQ

Now this institute is located at NOIDA

International Training Programmes (ITP)

Standardization and Quality Assurance for DevelopingCountries- Started in 1968

More than 900 persons trained so far from 74 countries

Management Systems Started in 2004

Persons from 18 countries trained so far

Since 1995, the Training Institute of BIS has organized over 700Programmes and Trained more than 10000 Professionals fromIndustry


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NITS(National Institute of Training for Standardization)

Training Programmes conducted, which include Awareness programmes for ISO 9000/ISO 14000/

IS 18001

Internal Auditors Training Programmes

Accredited Lead Auditors Training courses for ISO9000/ISO 14000/ IS 18001

Auditing of Lab Management System as perISO/IEC 17025

Consumer Protection programmes for state and

district level consumer protection officers Training Programmes on Service Delivery as per

IS 15700

SQC Techniques

Company Standardization


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Standardization in the Petroleum Sector

The work is done by five divisions ofBIS

Mechanical Engineering

Civil Engineering

Metallurgical Engineering

Petroleum, Coal and RelatedProducts Division

Production and General Engineering


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Standardization in the Petroleum Sector

Over 100 Standards

Recently published 39 standards for Gas

Cover following subjects

Line pipes

Pipe protection Pipeline laying

Gas flow metering

Compressors and pumps for gas transmission

SCADA Gas dispatch terminals

Hot tapping and pigging of gas pipelines


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ISO Committees covered by BIS work

TC 28

TC 30

TC 58

TC 67 TC 115

TC 118

TC 156

TC 185

TC 193


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OPPORTUNITIES

Active participation in the work of ISO/TC 67and its sub committees

Participation in the International Seminars

Training of Indian professionals in thepetroleum sector

Implementation of safety standards by theIndustry and Regulators


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CHALLENGES

Harmonization of Standards with API, IP,ASME

Cost of International Standards

Use of Standards by Consultants Implementation of Standards on Regional

basis

Participation of Oil and Gas Industry in theInternational Standardization effort

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