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UIL rVLLUI lurt rr rvtI%1IUrt 4 (S) An tank battery andaw tn" . Ar aw enterm content• or � nor JM tan* K fessible. or alternate syde= such Y Uwe outlined In 1 11=.9(0 (2) weds f in • b( a (C) All o0 should Irk oompatent Per. soli tot � `and an, nanoe on a that are ace tdaum am supports he grount � (D) New and old tart battery - tions Y tut Y be tan - We or Opdated Into a tan - We should be $IV= to oaf of the foli • (l) Adequate tank capacity to that a tank will not overfill should >�per/gauger be in �- regular rounds. (!) Overflow equalizing lines between UWM so that a tun tank Can to an adjacent tank. (f) Adequate vacuum to prevent tank � during a VWOUDO t1a(4) nigh to generate and truLamit an alum signal to the computer where facilities are • part of - COMPAW Production control (Iv) Fwaity trouter operations. oil IN IUCHM facility (otuhore). (A) All groundabove valves and pipelines should be examined peri on a scheduled basis for general condition of items such AS joints. valve glands and bodles, drip pans, p! su wen rod bases. bleeder and gau" valves. (S) Balt water (oil held ) dis- posal facilities should be often. particularly t a sudden in atmospheric temperature to detect pos- sible is that Could cause an W discharge. (C) Production facilities should have ® Of Bowline mala to prevent spills from this source. The Pro- gram should include c examinia- tions- a tion. Bowline re- placement. and adequate records. Y app p (6)Oiill'drilli g and r fvidual `twilitia (onshore) (I) Mobile Or workover equipment should be positioned or lo- Cated so as to prevent spilled oil gram reaching navigable waters. ql) on the location, catch- ment basins or diversion structures may be to Intercept and contain &Phis of fuel. oil. or oily drilling fluids. (W) Before below any Casing string or during workover operations, a blowout prevention (SOP) assembly and well control should be Installed that is capable of strolling any well head Pressure that Is expected to be encountered while that BOP assembly Is . On the well. Casing and SOP Installations should be In acro with to reg- alatory agency requirements. 9.1®1 131:0935 or ...Y • (a) woe and ace "well shut- MOO=VdM and la UK •t the to u_ WQdWM de!>i• . F abonld be suitlelerAls a�,ed to Iff*M Of o: in ® ums. combination of ►. leaf or scan .. Wmam for +wear it" SONoperated b! ® while not peke of (n) 4i1 t' be by flit own" or �` � Wed to oontrdl (XI)dfMft below emu punkmOwftand ® �T tlN t4bow ablowout VMOMWt ss mbly and MM t4 R tree � tike , that Control Is Capable of tacnitq be ooa and that b controlling W men. toward • Central that nor to be tris t to an the well. and 80P Insmftum Provenecaft is "Wratdt of on Into the oa should be In with State reg- we watells of the United ia. drains l sumps err en contained In not (1111) Zz ass well control meas - should d.ollection t ties b, ed should sour- to prevent overnow. Mics conditions. Including Brea lows of (9!) For taCW a o(�'In'. The of Control �utem M. IMP and dralas should be so- UM with 0=- •nd • or 0quly and d mmftud@d that surface h liquid from the .Went metbW should a and to >n L L� W.�. • UM oil � qct A shut --in have redundant or -tan UM preventive as ached- MWY vft B am safety and should be employed that will not Bow but should may not be needed In producing ei was to assure reliable Operation removalsystem and of theStartp Q0. liquid ti by able Beate tionm vice. Redundant automatic sump pumps cath!) >b Order that there will be no and control devices may be required on misunderstanding of joint and Dome Installa duties and tions to perform w� tr�T) In Grow when separatm and In • sate pollution free maaaer, ped with dump valva written InstrJeUMS repared Whose Predominant of failure is in by the owner or stor foorr contractors the Closed position and pollution risk Is and subcontractors to follow whenever high, the facility should be spw4any "WPped to prevent the of on. oaatract aaactivitiesactivitiesse a Include ervicing This Could be accomplished bye well ursesq rat v iructlt servicing a acid the SAM line to a diked use if the gog. Procedures should be maintained at the rotor is now shoes. equipping ishigh liquid sothat wwith a ol res Production facility. Under Cer- ill auto- twin dretimstanow and conditions such maticaW shut-in wells Producing to the contractor activities may require the valva. or other undant dump at the facility of an authorised Prevent on feasible alternatives to r ap tative of theowner MAtmospheric storage or who would IneviaL tervene when a to should be equipped with prevent a spill sensing devices Y other � (�®D � manifolds (headers) should Lives vi prevent ail al- be equipped with valves on Indi- (h)"dual Bowline. with high and low should be equippeddi- (r) If the shut-in well Pressure is essure vices to activate an and/or cons greater than the working Pressure of the troI the now or other leo Bowline and manifold valves up to and tive top t oil - Including We header valva associated (vli) Tanks should be equipped with with that individual Bowline. the Bow - suitable corrosion protection. lion should be "UIPPed with a high pres- (vlll) A written procedure for Inspect.Suredevice and shutin valve at Int testing pollution prevention the wellhead unless provided with a pres- BUMequipment and systemsshould be Paredora relief sys to Prevent over puss• Duch andg. 4 at the facility. Cervi) All pipelines appurtenant to the Procedures should be included Y facility should be Protected from coero- Part of the 6PCC Plan _ such Y protective ttx) Prevenstingtion and tlon of or ca protection, should lution prevention equipment wad systems be disc at the facility should be conducted by the (zvii) Sub-nuuUe pipelines appurten. owner or operator on a schedules - ant to the facility should be adequately odic basis ser commensuratewith the�R against environmental strewn PlexitY.conditionscirc acts • • such as fishing the facility or other appropriate a- (xvw) Bub-martne pipelines appurten- ant to the facility shoule be In good Copyrisht C 1973 by The Bureau of Notional Affairs, Inc. 19