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Sleeve Welding Works on GAIL’S Operational LPG Pipeline SANMARG UPDATES SANMARG UPDATES SANMARG UPDATES SANMARG UPDATES JULY—SEPTEMBER 2014 VOLUME 1, ISSUE 2 SANMARG has successfully com- pleted GAIL Be- lapur, GSPL, RGTIL Fabrication pro- ject, RGPPL Termi- nal piping works in LNG Terminal & Control and Instrumentation project at UPL-RGPPL sites. SANMARG Teams have been deployed at Reliance Shahdol-Phulpur Project sites and Infrastructure facilities like Porta Cabins, Office and Accommodation have been inaugurated and are fully functional. SANMARG has been awarded a project of Installing a captive Solar Plant at Bhogal, Delhi. SANMARG has been awarded one year contract for Operation and Maintenance of TCIL’s Solar Plant. SANMARG carried out its CSR activities on its 7th Foundation Day on 7th August 2014. QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER* Welding in Progress BY Mr. Ashish Ranjan (Project In-charge) SANMARG Team has successfully completed Sleeve Welding works on GAIL’s LPG pipeline at Abu Road. During Intelligent Pigging it was found that at several locations the carrier pipe thickness was reduced due to Internal corrosion and at few locations pipe thick- ness had reduced drastically. On the basis of this report, our Client requested SANMARG to carry out the physical verification job to verify the thickness of pipe using Ultrasonic meter. After the physical verification, it was decided that the full encirclement split sleeve over the affected area would have to be welded on to the 16” dia LPG pipeline. The concerned civic Authorities, Land Owners and Farmers were pre intimated about this maintenance job. It was also mandatory that the Welders passed the Welding qualification test as this pipeline was a high pressure pipeline; safety was paramount. This job was carried out in the rainy season, so con- stant tracking of weather was necessary to avoid any delays. For instance, on the day of longitudinal weld- ing, only one side could be completed because of bad weather. The welding was completed within four days and subsequently Leak test was carried out by nitrogen purging. After the leak test, coating of the pipe was done and checked with Holiday detector. On completion of all these activities, the trench was back filled and was restored to its original state. While the Sleeve job was being carried out, all safety parameters were considered and adhered to. Note from the Editors: We congratulate Mr. Ashish Ranjan, Mr. Saket Tripathi & Mr. OP Pandey on the successful completion of Sleeve Welding work which was done under the guidance of Mr. A Sengupta (VP Construction) and Mr. PK Naagori (Advisor Oil & Gas). Fitting of Sleeve on Pipeline *For Internal Circulation Only. Not to be extended to Clients/ Patrons or any other external party.
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Sleeve Welding Works on GAIL’S Operational LPG Pipeline

S A N M A R G U P D A T E SS A N M A R G U P D A T E SS A N M A R G U P D A T E SS A N M A R G U P D A T E S J U L Y — S E P T E M B E R 2 0 1 4 V O L U M E 1 , I S S U E 2

• SANMARG has

successfully com-

pleted GAIL Be-

lapur, GSPL, RGTIL

Fabrication pro-

ject, RGPPL Termi-

nal piping works in

LNG Terminal &

Control and

Instrumentation

project at

UPL-RGPPL sites.

• SANMARG Teams

have been

deployed at

Reliance

Shahdol-Phulpur

Project sites and

Infrastructure

facilities like Porta

Cabins, Office and

Accommodation

have been

inaugurated and

are fully

functional.

• SANMARG has

been awarded a

project of

Installing a captive

Solar Plant at

Bhogal, Delhi.

• SANMARG has

been awarded one

year contract for

Operation and

Maintenance of

TCIL’s Solar Plant.

• SANMARG carried

out its CSR

activities on its 7th

Foundation Day on

7th August 2014.

Q U A R T E R L Y N E W S L E T T E R *

Welding in Progress

BY Mr. Ashish Ranjan (Project In-charge)

SANMARG Team has successfully completed Sleeve

Welding works on GAIL’s LPG pipeline at Abu Road.

During Intelligent Pigging it was found that at several

locations the carrier pipe thickness was reduced due

to Internal corrosion and at few locations pipe thick-

ness had reduced drastically. On the basis of this

report, our Client requested SANMARG to carry out

the physical verification job to verify the thickness

of pipe using Ultrasonic meter.

After the physical verification, it was decided that

the full encirclement split sleeve over the affected

area would have to be welded on to the 16” dia LPG

pipeline.

The concerned civic Authorities, Land Owners and

Farmers were pre intimated about this maintenance

job. It was also mandatory that the Welders passed

the Welding qualification test as this pipeline was a

high pressure pipeline; safety was paramount.

This job was carried out in the rainy season, so con-

stant tracking of weather was necessary to avoid any

delays. For instance, on the day of longitudinal weld-

ing, only one side could be completed because of

bad weather.

The welding was completed within four days and

subsequently Leak test was carried out by nitrogen

purging. After the leak test, coating of the pipe was

done and checked with Holiday detector.

On completion of all these activities, the trench was

back filled and was restored to its original state.

While the Sleeve job was being carried out, all safety

parameters were considered and adhered to.

Note from the Editors:

We congratulate Mr. Ashish Ranjan, Mr.

Saket Tripathi & Mr. OP Pandey on the

successful completion of Sleeve Welding

work which was done under the guidance

of Mr. A Sengupta (VP Construction) and

Mr. PK Naagori (Advisor Oil & Gas).

Fitting of Sleeve on Pipeline

*For Internal Circulation Only.

Not to be extended to Clients/

Patrons or any other external

party.

P A G E 2 V O L U M E 1 , I S S U E 2

BACKGROUND OF THE RELIANCE GAS PROJECT

On 8th May 2014, SANMARG Projects was awarded the Construction Supervision, Quality Control, Quality Assur-ance, HSE services for Compressor Station and Pipeline spreads of the 312 km Coal Bed Methane Shahdol to Phulpur Pipeline by Reliance Gas Transport Ltd. Our detailed scope of work includes:

• Construction Supervision, Monitoring and Manage-ment

• Quality Control and Quality Assurance

• Material Management at Construction Warehouses (Pipe Malls) thru RGPL’s SAP system

• Planning, Scheduling and Project Control

• Monitoring of resources of the construction con-tractors & expediting

• Review of construction procedures, methodologies submitted by contractors

• Health, Safety & Environment Management

SANMARG COMMAND & CONTROL CENTER

(COMPRESSOR STATION)

INAUGRATION OF SANMARG OFFICES AT RELIANCE SITES

(Construction Supervision, QA/QC, HSE services for Compressor Station & Pipeline Spreads)

PIPEMALL MANAGEMENT

PIPE MALL I

Compressor Station and Spread 1 Office was com-

missioned and inaugurated by Shri Jayachandran ,

Sr VP Reliance Gas & Project Head on 10 Septem-

ber 2014.

MEETING OF SANMARG & RELIANCE OFFICIALS

OVERALL SANMARG HEALTH SAFETY STATISTICS

P A G E 3

0

0.01

0.02

0.03

0.04

0.05

0.06

JUNE

JULY

AUGUST

SR. NO. SAFETY PERFORMANCE JUNE JULY AUGUST

1 MAN HOURS WORKED(MILLION HOURS) 0.0596 0.049712 0.051

2 ACCIDENT FREE MAN HOURS (MILLION HOURS) 0.0596 0.049712 0.051

3 FIRST AID INJURIES 0 0 0

4 LOST TIME INJURIES 0 0 0

TRAININGS ORGANIZED

1. SCADA & PLC Training was conducted at Jodhpur office for Instrumentation Engineers by Mr. BL

Shakya (Sr Manager Operations) from 22nd to 23rd August 2014.

2. Training on proper usage of Pipeline Locator was organized at Jalore on 6th September and was

conducted by an external faculty Mr. Gautam of Savitri Telecom Services.

3. HSE Refresher course was conducted on 6th September 2014 at Head Office for all employees.

By Mr. Navneet Chauhan (HSE Engineer) with further inputs from Mr. Upender Singh (Manager

Operations, FAME)

4. Internal Training on Leadership was conducted by Mr. Pummy Chicker (Sr VP, Business Develop-

ment) for all Head-office Employees on 23rd August 2014.

OIL AND GAS BUSINESS INFORMATION

UPCOMING NEW PROJECTS

Pipelines

BPCL arm to build India’s first cross country

Pipeline: Numaligarh Refineries Limited, will

shortly begin to work on laying of a 170 km

Product P/L from Siliguri (West Bengal) to Par-

batipur (Bangladesh). They are also planning to

lay 1338 km, 6 MTPA P/L from Dhamra Port in

Odhisa to Numaligarh to feed the expanded

refinery with imported crude oil. (Business Stan-

dard, 29.08.14)

INR 10,000 CR Pipeline to take gas to Bihar, UP,

Jharkhand, West Bengal: GAIL announced the

construction of a 2050 km Natural Gas pipeline

between Jagdishpur in UP & Haldia in West

Bengal. They will establish a CGD network in

Patna & Gaya during the first phase of Haldia

Jagdishpur Energy Highway Gas P/L. (HT,

25.08.2014)

INR 200 Cr Pipeline to Nepal: India will build 81

km P/L from Motihari in Bihar to Amlekhgunj in

Nepal to supply petrol, diesel and ATF. (HT,

5.08.14)

India eyes $40 Billion Pipeline from Russia to

import Gas: Indian Govt. is preparing a Blueprint

for a $40 billion mega on land Gas P/L project.

GAIL India with a consortium of ONGC, OIL and

Indian Oil will be associated with this project.

(HT, 5.08.14)

Oil Pipelines proposed along Rail Tracks: IOCL

has submitted a proposal to the Indian Govt to

be able to lay Crude, Product and Gas P/L along

railway tracks to overcome the challenge of the

delay caused to P/L laying companies. (Business

Standard, 1.09.14)

Govt may chip in to fast track Rs 75,000

Cr ,15,000 KM National gas Grid network: Pipe-

lines identified for developing the gas grid in-

clude 1,100 km Kakinada-Haldia, 600km Kaki-

nada-Chennai, 670km Chennai-Tuticorin, 2,050

km Jagdishpur-Haldia, 800km Barauni-Guwahati,

2,050 km Surat –Paradip, 1,584 km Mallavaram-

Bhilwara, 1,670km Mehsana-Bathinda, 740km

Bhatinda-Srinagar, 1,348km Kochi Bengaluru-

Managluru & 2,500km of other spur lines. (HT,

4.08.14)

GAIL cancels contract for laying of 310 km Tamil

Nadu gas Pipeline (Kochi-Kottanad-Mangalore-

Bangalore Pipeline) worth 210 Cr . (Source

website: http://www.energyglobal.com)

UPCOMING NEW PROJECTS (Contd.)

Terminals

Adani Group to expand Dhamra’s Port’s Capacity:

Adani Group is planning to expand the recently

acquired Dhamra Port’s capacity to 100 MTPA (HT,

19.08.2014)

Piparav Port aims to spend Rs 600 Cr for capacity

expansion: Piparav port, operated by APM Termi-

nals, has planned to invest $100 million over the

next two years to ramp up its container handling

facility by over 50%. (Financial Express, 4.08.2014)

BORL to double capacity at Vadinar COT to aug-

ment Expansion Plans: BORL are all set to expand

by adding 8 additional storage tanks of 60,000 cu.

meter capacity & other ancillary facilities. (Business

Standard, 26.06.2014)

Govt to award INR 4,575 Cr Port projects under

PPP: The Indian Govt has identified projects for

augmenting capacity by 67 Million Tonne at 5 Ma-

jor Ports under PPP mode by March, entailing an

investment of INR 4575 Crore. The capacity of the

country’s 12 major ports- Kandla, Mumbai, JNPT,

Marmugao, New Mangalore, Cochin, Chennai,

Ennore, VO Chidambarnar, Visakhapatnam, Paradip

& Kolkata stood at about 700 MT as of March 2014.

(Financial Express, 16.08.2014)

Refinery

Reliance Industries plans new projects worth $13

Billion: Sought Environment Ministry Approval for a

$13 Billion upgrade to its Jamnagar Refinery com-

plex. (Financial Express, 30.08.2014)

Exploration & Production

ONGC board approves INR 5219 Cr for Daman Gas

Project: ONGC board has approved a proposal to

enhance natural gas and condensate production

from Tapti Daman block in Arabian Sea. (Business

Standard, 29.08.2014)

India assessing if it can explore Hydrocarbons in 5

Vietnam blocks: To increase its relations with Viet-

nam, India is deciding whether to take up the op-

portunity of exploring Hydrocarbons in five new

blocks. (Financial Express, 26.08.2014)

CAIRN India gets Green nod to Increase Output

from Rajasthan Block: The Ministry of Environment

and Forests has given environment clearance to

Cairn India to raise crude oil production from its

Rajasthan Block by 50 % i.e. 300000 BPD.

(Economic Times, 22.08.2014)

AWARD OF CONTRACT

Essar Projects bags $54 Million EPC deal from Saudi

Aramco to upgrade the crude stabilization unit at

Aramco’s Abqaiq Plant in Shaybah, one of the larg-

est oil fields in the world. (Financial Express,

6.08.2014)

CNPC Wins Reliance Shahdol to Phulpur Gas Pipe-

line Contract in India for 200 kilometers of the 312

km stretch (Bloomsberg, Website: http://

www.bloomberg.com/news/print/2014-07-08/

china-national-wins-reliance-gas-pipeline-contract-

in-india.html)

Halliburton set for India drilling debut

US based oil service provider Halliburton is set to

deploy two 600 HP rigs for Cairn India’s Barmer

block in Rajasthan to drill 90 ‘firm’ and 6 opera-

tional wells in 18 months of around $230 Million.

(Financial Express, 5.07.2014))

ONGC Videsh signs Two contracts in Myanmar: OVL

has signed production sharing Contracts (PSC’s) for

2 onland Exploration blocks, B-2 & EP-3 in Myan-

mar. OVL has presence in Myanmar as partner in A-

1 and A-3 offshore Blocks and Shwe Gas Pipeline.

(TOI, 20.08.2014)

MOU

OVL signs pact with Argentinean firm: OVLhas

signed an MOU with YPF S.A. for jointly investing in

oil & gas fields in Latin America, India & third coun-

tries. (Financial Express, 4.09.2014)

GAIL signs pact with Japan’s Sumitomo Corp: GAIL

has signed an agreement with Sumitomo Corp for

cooperation with in gas procurement & petro-

chemicals. (HT, 26.07.14)

Africa, Latin America new sources of crude for

India: Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Angola & Algeria

are the new hot oil spots. IOCL already has term

contracts with PEMEX (Mexico). NNPC (Nigeria),

Sonangol (Angola) & are planning to have contracts

with Colombia, Brazil, Venezuela & Algeria’s NOC

Sonatrach. BPCL entered into a term contract with

Chevron for importing Nigerian crude & is inter-

ested to enter Libya. HPCL is also trying to sign up

with NNP (Nigeria). (Financial Express, 27.07.2014)

FARM IN/FARM OUTS

Shell advances Nigerian Oil Field sale to meet $15

Billion Plan: Royal Dutch Shell Plc, is seeking to sell

4 fields in Nigeria to meet $ 15 Billion asset sales

plan. (Business Standard, 28.08.2014)

OIL completes acquisition of stake in Russia block:

OIL has acquired 50% stake in an oil block in Russia

for $85Million from Ireland’s PetroNeft Resources.

(Financial Express, 5.07.2014)

ONGC Mittal gives up Oil Block in Nigeria: ONGC –

Mittal Energy, have farmed out from an oil block in

Nigeria after Nigerian Govt refused to relive it of $6

billion downstream investment commitment.

(Business Standard, 18.08.2014)

OVL in talks with PEMEX for Mexico Exploration:

The National oil company of Mexico for a tie up to

pick up equity in E&P assets in the Latin American

nation. (Financial Express, 2.09.2014)

HSE

Major Fire at GAIL Pipeline in Andhra Pradesh : Fire

broke out at the GAIL Tatipaka-Kondapalli P/L kill-

ing 22 people on June 27th

2014. The Petroleum

Ministry has blamed negligence as the cause for

the devastating fire. The P/L had corroded due to

condensate & water that came along with natural

gas. GAIL has asked EIL to inspect its 870 km pipe-

line network. (Business Standard, 28th June 2014)

Assam Gas High pressure Pipeline burst kills Four:

Accidental explosion at high pressure LPG Pipeline

left 4 persons dead and 6 injured along with dam-

age to property and environment in Sibsagar dis-

trict of Assam on early morning of 1 September,

2014. (Financial Express, 2.09.2014)

TRENDING

Government initiates steps to corporatize major

ports: The Indian Govt has appointed a Consultant

to come out with a draft report for amendments in

the Major Ports Trust Act, 1963 to Corporatize

India’s main ports so that they can compete with

their private sector counterparts. (HT, 1.09.2014)

India’s Energy Import Bill to fall in 5 Years: CRISIL,

an Independent research body, said India’s energy

import bill is likely to fall in the coming five years as

the price of LNG, Coal and crude oil will remain

under pressure. Further to this fuel import bill will

see a marginal increase of 1.6% annually to $175

billion by 2019 because prices of LNG, Coal and

Crude are forecasted to reduce. (Business Stan-

dard, 22.08.2014)

APPOINTMENTS

• Mr. NK Verma has been appointed MD of

ONGC Videsh. (Financial Express,

28.08.2014)

• Mr. Sidharta Sur takes over as ED, Chief

Corporate Planning of ONGC at New Delhi.

(HT, 3.09.2014)

• Mr. Desh Deepak Misra has taken over as

the Director (Human Resource) of ONGC.

(Indian Express, 5.08.2014)

• Mr. B Ashok has taken over as the Chair-

man of IOCL. (Financial Express,

30.07.2014)

• Mr. H Kumar has been appointed as the

New Managing Director for Mangalore

Refinery and Petrochemicals. (Financial

Express, 9.08.2014)

• Mr. Rajesh Padmanabhan has been ap-

pointed as President and Group Chief

Human Resource Officer for Vedanta

Group. (Financial Express, 23.08.2014)

• Mr. Sudhakar Mahapatra takes over as

Director (E&D) on Board of (OIL). (HT,

12.08.2014)

• Mr. V Nagarajan has taken over as Director

(Commercial) of Indraprastha Gas Ltd

(IGL). (HT, 10.09.2014)

• Mr. Ashwani Soni has assumed charge as

Director (Projects) of EIL. (HT, 5.09.2014)

P A G E 4 OIL AND GAS BUSINESS INFORMATION (Contd.)

P A G E 5

SANMARG 7th Foundation Day Celebrations CSR ACTIVITIES

SANMARG Projects celebrated its 7th Foundation Day on 7th August 2014. On this occasion

SANMARG adopted 10 Students from Rotary Institute for Special Children, Noida and 7

Students were individually adopted by some of our colleagues. A small function was organ-

ized at HO where we were privileged to have the presence of the Rotary Students.

Our Jodhpur Team visited the Navjeevan Sansthan where abandoned babies are given a

loving home. All meals were provided by the Team for a day and Mosquito Repellant

spray’s were also gifted as per the requirement of the Sansthan.

Adipur Team celebrated with Underprivileged kids and treated them to Lunch and provided

Stationary.

Team Sardarsahar provided new Lunch boxes at School for Underprivileged Students and

spent time with the Students.

Deesa Team distributed fruits and spent time with the special kids of Vidyamandir Trust

and our Team at Shahdol planted tree saplings on site.

Dear Readers, Hope you like this edition of SANMARG Quarterly Newsletter. We invite you to share your articles, Experience, thoughts, ideas and any feedback at [email protected]

Best Wishes Ranjeet Srivastava

Shweta Singhal Jigyasa Kaul

SANMARG PROJECTS PVT LTD

5TH

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PH: +91 120 3127156, 120 3126486


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