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Specific inherent safety design features: • ESD—Automatic ESD (shutdown and isolation) activation from confirmed process system instrumentation set points. • Inventory Disposal—Automatic de-inventorying of high volume hydrocarbon processes (gaseous and liquids) for emergency condi- tions to remote disposal systems. • Spacing—Separation distances are maximized for high risks.Occupied facilities, i.e., control rooms, offices, accommodations, temporary project site offices, etc., should be located as far as practical from high risks and should be evaluated for potential blast impacts. High volume storage is highly spaced from other risks. Safety factors are included in calculated spacing distances, determined by mathemati- cal modeling of probable fire and explosion incidents. Spacing is implemented over passive protective barriers. • Inventory Minimization—The amounts of combustible gases and liquids that may contribute to an incident should be minimized for normal operations and during emergency conditions (limited vessel sizes, isolation provisions, blowdown and depressurization, etc.).The maximum allowable levels for operational and emergency periods should be identified as part of the design process and risk analysis. • Automatic Controls—Automatic control (DCS-BPCS, PLC, etc.) for high risk processes should be used and backed up by human supervision. • Control Integrity—High integrity ESD systems containing failsafe devices should be used where practical. Failure modes are selected for operating devices that isolate fuel supplies (i.e., fail close) and de- pressure high volume gas supplies (i.e., fail open) upon disruption of utility services during an incident. • Staggered Alarms—Two separate alarm indications (e.g., high/high- high; low/low-low) should be used for critical alarms and controls. • Avoidance of Atmospheric Releases—The release or exposure of com- bustible vapors or liquids to the operating environment should not be allowed. Relief valve outlets should be connected to a flare or blow- down header, pump seal leakages should be immediately corrected, and vibration stresses on piping components should be avoided. • Single Point Failure—Single point failure locations in the process flow should be eliminated for the prime production process and support systems (e.g., electrical power, heat transfer, cooling water, etc.) that are critical to maintain the production process. Superior Corrosion Prevention Systems—High performance corrosion protective measures or allowances should be instituted. Corrosion monitoring should be used in all hydrocarbon containing systems. • Free Air Circulation—The facility should be designed with the maxi- mum use of open space for free air ventilation and circulation to avoid the buildup of unexpected vapor releases, especially for off- shore installations. Enclosed spaces should be avoided.

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