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7 Comments . How to do Pump Piping with Layout Explained Posted by Ankit Chugh on 1:04 PM 1.0 PURPOSE To provide the layout designer guidelines for developing pump piping designs that fully consider safety, operation, maintenance and economics. 2.0 EXCLUSIONS All or part of this guide may be superseded by client mandatory standards or by the codes and regulations imposed by governmental jurisdictions covering the location where the piping is installed. 3.0 DISCUSSION 3.1 SAFETY Proper consideration for personnel safety around pumps requires piping and valve arrangements that do not obstruct access for operation, maintenance or egress. Care must be exercised not to create tripping hazards with auxiliary piping. 3.2 OPERATION Pumps normally require minimal attention during operation. Valves however, must be located for easy access; this is particularly true for paired or spared pumps. Where manual valves cannot be operated from grade, chain operators shall be used. If chain operators are not allowed per client specifications, platform access to valves shall be considered. 3.3 MAINTENANCE Piping shall be arranged in a manner to allow adequate access to the pump without requiring excessive dismantling of the piping system. The coupling between the pump and its driver must be easily accessed in order to align the pump and driver. Pump seal access must also be considered. Piping must be kept clear from above the pump for horizontally

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    1.0PURPOSE

    To provide the layout designer guidelines for developing pump piping designs that fully consider safety, operation,maintenanceandeconomics.

    2.0EXCLUSIONS

    Allorpartofthisguidemaybesupersededbyclientmandatorystandardsorbythecodesandregulationsimposedbygovernmentaljurisdictionscoveringthelocationwherethepipingisinstalled.

    3.0DISCUSSION

    3.1SAFETY

    Properconsiderationforpersonnelsafetyaroundpumpsrequirespipingandvalvearrangementsthatdonotobstructaccess for operation, maintenance or egress. Care must be exercised not to create tripping hazards with auxiliarypiping.

    3.2OPERATION

    Pumpsnormallyrequireminimalattentionduringoperation.Valveshowever,mustbe locatedforeasyaccess this isparticularly true forpairedorsparedpumps.Wheremanualvalvescannotbeoperatedfromgrade,chainoperatorsshallbeused.Ifchainoperatorsarenotallowedperclientspecifications,platformaccesstovalvesshallbeconsidered.

    3.3MAINTENANCE

    Pipingshallbearrangedinamannertoallowadequateaccesstothepumpwithoutrequiringexcessivedismantlingofthepipingsystem.Thecouplingbetweenthepumpanditsdrivermustbeeasilyaccessedinordertoalignthepumpanddriver.Pumpsealaccessmustalsobeconsidered.Pipingmustbekeptclearfromabovethepumpforhorizontally

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    splitpumpcasingstoallowmaintenance.Forverticallysplitcasings,accessmustbeprovidedinfrontofthepumps.

    Clearance for forkliftsormobilecranesshouldbeprovided formaintenance. Incaseswherepumpsare located inabuildingorotherareaswhereoverheadaccessislimited,monorailsorriggingbeamsshouldbeconsideredforremovalofthepumpand/ormotor.

    4.0TYPESOFPUMPS

    Pumps are available in many different types. The most common are centrifugal, reciprocating and rotary.Reciprocating and rotary pumps are positive displacement pumps. Centrifugal pumps will usually be one of threetypes horizontal, vertical inline or vertical can type. They may have electric motor or steam turbine drivers. (SeeFigure 1 for examples of horizontal, vertical inline and vertical can type centrifugal pumps) Reciprocating pumpsmayhaveadirectsteampistondriver.

    TypesofCommonCentrifugalPumps

    Rotarypumpsusuallyhaveanelectricmotordriverbutmaybesteamturbinedriven.Inmanycases,thefluidpumpedbyrotarypumpsissoviscousthatblockvalvesarenotnecessary.Inthatcase,thereliefvalvemaynotbenecessary.Ifturbinedriven,therewillbeagearboxbetweenthepumpandturbine.

    5.0PUMPLOCATION

    Pumplocationwillaffectthepipinglayoutandhowthepipingcanbesupported.Pumpsinflammableserviceshallbelocated outboard of overheadpiperacks or structures. Those innonflammable servicemaybe located beneath thepiperack (subject to allowance in client specifications).Pumps shall be located as close aspossible to the sourceofsuction in order tominimize pressure drop in the systemwhile satisfying piping flexibility requirements and nozzleloadallowable.Linesizeandtemperatureshouldbedeterminingfactorsinroutingthepiping.

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    6.0GENERALPUMPPIPING

    Pump suction piping shall be arranged such that the flow is as smooth and uniform as practicable at the pumpsuction nozzle. To accomplish this, the use of tees, crosses, valves, strainers, near runsize branch connections, andshortradiuselbowsshallbeavoidednearthesuctionnozzle.Suctionpipingshallbedesignedwithouthighpointstopreventcollectionofvapors.Suctionpipingshallnotbepocketed.Whenpumpflangesareflatfaced,matingflangesmustalsobeflatfacedandthejointmadeupusingfullfacedgaskets.

    Multiplepumparrangementsthatconnecttoacommondischargeheadershallhavethedischargesconnectedtotheheadersuchthatthedischargesfrompumpsoperatingsimultaneouslydonotopposeoneanother.

    The suction line for all systemsdesigned toAPI recommendations that connect toAPIpumpswith end, topor sidesuctionnozzles,orAPIinlinepumps,shallhaveastraightrunoffivepipediameters(nozzlesize)betweenthesuctionflangeandthefirstelbow,tee,valve,reducerorpermanentstrainer(Figure4).ThesuctionlineforpumpsotherthanAPI,shallhaveaminimumstraightrunlengthofthreepipediameters.Thisstraightrunlengthshouldbemaximized,butinanycasethepumpmanufacturersrecommendationsshouldbefollowed(Figure5).

    6.1REDUCERTYPEANDLOCATION

    Eccentricreducersinhorizontalpumpsuctionlinesshallbeflatontopinordertopreventanyentrainedvaporsintheliquidfromaccumulating inthehighpointandpossiblycausingcavitation inthepump.Pumps inboiler feedwaterserviceoperatingatclosetothevaporpressureoftheliquidareparticularlysusceptibletothisproblem.

    The reducer shall be concentric for overhead piping into a top suction pump. (See Figure 2) Reducers in pumpdischarge lines shall be concentric and located as close as possible to the pumpdischarge nozzle. In caseswhere acombination of nozzle size, nozzle location, pipe size and insulation thickness create flange to pipe/insulationinterference,eccentricreducersmaybeusedtogaintherequiredclearance.

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    Reducerslocationsatpumps

    Careshouldbeexercisedwhenusingatopflatreducernexttoapumpsuctionnozzlewherethechangeindiametersexceeds4in/100mm,asthiscouldresultinadisturbedflowpatternintotheimpellerandcausevibrationandrapidwear.

    6.2VALVELOCATIONANDORIENTATION

    Valvehandwheelsshallbeorientedinamannerresultingingoodaccesstothevalveandpump.Thesuctionlinevalveshallbeinstalledwiththesteminthehorizontal.(i.e.installvalveintheverticalrunofpipe).Gatevalvesinstalledinthehorizontalcanaccumulatevaporinthebonnetcavityandcausecavitationinthepumpwhenthetrappedvaporbreaksloose.

    6.3HORIZONTALDISCHARGEOFFSET

    If existing steel is not available for support of the discharge piping, or if the check valve must be installed in ahorizontalrun,thenAlternate1inFigure3shallbeused.

    TypicalPumpDischargePiping

    Whendischargepipingishorizontallyoffset,caremustbeexercisednottoblockaccesstothepumpcoupling,sealsorbearings(Seefigures3&12).

    6.4TEMPORARYANDPERMANENTSUCTIONSTRAINERINSTALLATION

    Specialattentionmustbegiventothelocationoftemporarysuctionstrainerstoallowforremoval.Figures4&5showexamplesofsuctionstrainerinstallation.

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    TYPICALPIPINGFORENDSUCTIONTOPDISCHARGEPUMPS(APIPUMPSONLY)

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    TYPICALPIPINGFORENDSUCTIONTOPDISCHARGEPUMPS(NONAPIPUMPSONLY)

    ForpermanentTtypeandYtypestrainers installed inahorizontalsuction line, thepreferredpositionof thecleanoutconnectionis30to40degreesfromtheverticalmakingsurethatthereisenoughclearanceforstrainerremovalatgrade.

    ConsiderationshallbegiventothehandlingoflargeTtypestrainercovers,andapermanenthandlingdevice(e.g.adavit)suppliedifaccessbymobileequipmentisnotpossible.

    6.5COMMONSPARE

    Occasionally,onepumpisinstalledasacommonsparebetweentwootherpumpsindifferentservices.Thepumpmustbemanifoldedinsuchawaythataccomplishesthis.Figure6illustratesanarrangementcommonlyused.

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    PipingforPumpswithacommonSpare

    7.0CENTRIFUGALPUMPPIPINGLAYOUT

    7.1HORIZONTALCENTRIFUGALPUMPS

    Horizontalcentrifugalpumpsusuallyfitintothreecategories:

    (1)EndSuctionTopDischarge(2)TopSuctionTopDischarge(3)SideSuctionSideDischarge

    Themostcommonareendsuctionortopsuction.Suctionpipingshallbesupportedatgradebelowtheelbowforendsuctionpumps.Thedischargeline(topdischarge)shallbesupportedfromoverheadsteelwheneverpossibletoallowasmuch free area aspossible around thepump foroperation/maintenance.Figure 7 illustrateshowpipingmaybedesignedforthesepumps.

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    TypicalarrangementforEnd/TopSuctionCentrifugalPumps

    7.1.1TypicalEndSuctionTopDischargearrangement

    Figures4&5showcommonpipingarrangementsforendsuctiontopdischargecentrifugalpumps.Thesuctionlineshallhaveastraightrunbetweenthesuctionnozzleandthefirstelbow,tee,valve,reducerorpermanentstrainerasdictatedbythetypeofpumpand/ormanufacturersrecommendation.

    7.1.2SideSuction/SideDischargePumpPiping

    Pumpsmaybesinglestageormultistage.Multistagepumpsareusuallysidesuctionsidedischarge.Thesepumpsrequire significantlymore space, and present special layout considerations. The pump suction line for side suctionpumps shallhaveaminimumstraight runof threepipediameters (fornonAPIpumps)or fivepipediameters (forAPIpumps)betweenthesuctionflangeandthefirstelbow,tee,valve,reducerandpermanentstrainer.Ifahorizontalsuctionlinecannotbeavoided,thenthestraightrunlengthshouldbefivediametersminimumforallpumps(Figure8).

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    PipingArrangementforSideSuctionSideDischargePumps

    7.2VERTICALCENTRIFUGALPUMPPIPING

    Verticalcentrifugalpumpsmaybeinline,can(selfcontained)orsumppumps.Inlinepumpsaremountedinthelineandsupportedbythepipingasthenameimplies.Apedestal isoftenrequiredfor larger inlinepumpsorwheretheload is toohigh for thenozzles tohandle.Thedesignermust consider access formaintenanceandoperation in thesamewayasforhorizontalpumps.

    Verticalcantypepumpsareinstalledinaconcretecylinderbuttheprocessfluidiscompletelycontainedinthepump"can." They are used when there is a high NPSH requirement or at surface condensers. This allows the surfacecondenser to bemounted at a lower elevation.The same is true for a vessel connected to a vertical canpump.Theprimaryconcernforthedesigneristoprovideadequateoverheadclearancetoremovethepumpformaintenance.

    Verticalsumppumpsareusuallyusedtopumpwasteproductsorwaterfromacollectionsump.Hereagainaprimaryconcernistoprovideadequateoverheadclearancetoremovethepumpformaintenance.Theclearancerequirements,between the sumpwalls or bottom and the pumps inlet nozzle aswell as the pumps lengthmust be given carefulconsiderationduringthelayoutphaseoftheproject.ThesumpdesignatthepumpintakeshallbebasedonHydraulicInstituteStandards.

    8.0RECIPROCATINGPUMPPIPING

    Reciprocatingpumpsareusedwhenhighhead is required.Thesepumpsrequireapressurereliefvalve (PRV) tobeinstalledbetweenthepumpandthedischargeblockvalve.ThePRVcanbeexternal,inthepiping,orintegralwiththepumpcasing.

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    Due to the pulsating action of reciprocating pumps, the designer must consider space requirements for pulsationdampeners.Theseareusuallyfurnishedwiththepumpbuttakeupadditionalspace.

    Pumpaccessisevenmoreimportantforreciprocatingpumpssincetheyrequiremoremaintenancethanotherpumps.Do not install any bend (i.e. 90 degree elbow) directly adjacent to the pump discharge. For typical egress andclearancerequirements,refertoDesignGuideforCompressorPipingLayout(ReciprocatingCompressors)3DGP2200008.

    Thedischargepulsationdampenermustbeinstalledasclosetothedischargeaspossible.Pipesupportsmustbegivenspecialconsiderationduetothepulsations.

    9.0ROTARYPUMPPIPING

    Rotarypumpsareused forveryheavyorviscous fluids.Theydeliveraconstantpulsationfree flow.Piping for thesepumps is very similar to thatof centrifugalpumpsbut isusually characterizedby theabsenceofblockvalves in thesuction and discharge piping. If block valves are used, a pressure relief valvemust be installed between the pumpdischargeandtheblockvalve.ThePRVdischargeisusuallyroutedbacktothepumpsuction.

    10.0PUMPSOPERATINGBELOWATMOSPHERICPRESSURE

    Pumpsoperatingbelowatmosphericpressure (e.g.VacuumTowerBottomsPumps)present special problems. Sincethe systemoperates at a negativepressure and veryhigh temperature, thepumpsmust be located very close to thesuction source. This is often directly below the tower or immediately outside the tower support columns. PumpslocateddirectlybeneaththetowercanbemountedonaspecialspringbaseasshowninFigure9.

    TypicalPumpSuctionPipingatVacuumTower

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    11.0AUXILIARYPIPING

    Consideration must be given to lube oil and seal oil systems and any cooling water requirements. Care must beexercised not to block access to the pump seals, bearings, seal pots, starter button stations and motor conduitconnectionwhen routing these lines. (Figure 10)Thepumpdata sheet shall alwaysbe reviewed tomake sure theserequirementsarenotmissed.Forverylargepumpsthesemaybeonseparateskids.

    PreferredAuxiliaryPipingArrangementandAccessZones

    Firewaterdelugepipingshallberoutedsothat itdoesnot interferewithpumpoperatingormaintenanceaccess. Ifthe deluge piping design is subcontracted, the vendors design should be checked to ensure that safety egress,operatingandmaintenanceaccesswaysaremaintained.

    12.0FIELDWELDS

    Considerationshouldbegiventotheplacementoffieldfitupweldsinshopfabricatedpiping2andlarger.Earlyintheproject,PlantDesignshouldreviewtheoptionswithConstructionandthedecisiondocumented.Optionsinclude:

    (i) Tack weld the flange adjacent to the pump suction and discharge nozzles to permit piping installation inaccordancewiththemachineryflangefituprequirements.

    (ii)Providefieldweldsthatallowfitupinthreedirections.

    (iii)Nofieldweldsotherthanthoserequiredbyspooltransportationsizelimitations.

    13.0STEAMTURBINEPIPING

    Pipingatsteamturbinespresentsomewhatdifferentconsiderationsfromthatofpumps.Thepipingmustbedesignedtopreventthepossibilityofintroducingaslugofcondensateintotheturbine,whichcoulddestroytheturbinevanes.

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    The inletpipingmusthave theblockvalveorcontrolvalve installed in thehorizontal runwithadrip legandsteamtrap upstream of the valves whether the turbine is setup for manual or automatic operation. In cases where thethrottling valve is furnished with the turbine and located on the inlet nozzle, the drip leg and steam trap shall belocatedimmediatelyupstream.(Seefigure11).

    TypicalSteamTurbinePiping

    Reducersinstalledintheinletpipingtosteamturbinesshallbeeccentricwiththeflatsideonthebottomtopreventtheaccumulationofanyliquid.

    14.0SUPPORTOFPUMPPIPING

    Itispreferredthatpumpdischargepipingbesupportedfromoverheadsteelwheneverpossible.Thisallowspipingatthepumptoberemovedformaintenance.(Seefigure12).

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    PumpDischargePipingSupportOptions

    Thepiping layoutmustpermitbothsuctionanddischargepipes tobesupported independentof thepump(s), suchthatverylittleloadistransmittedtothepumpcasing.

    15.0DIFFERENTIALSETTLEMENT

    Whendifferentialsettlement isaproblem, it ispreferredthatthepumpsuctionpipingbesupportedfromthepumpfoundation.ThiscanbeaccomplishedbyextendingthefoundationasshowninFigure13.

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    PumpSuctionSupportforDifferentialSettlementProblem

    16.0REFERENCES

    HydraulicInstituteStandardsPumpHandbook(ISBN0070333017)DesignGuideforGasCompressorPiping(ReciprocatingCompressors)3DGP2200008