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PGS 29 requirements
René Sloof Antea Group Netherlands
Bund Fires
Agenda
• Bund Fire facts & questions
• PGS 29 bund fire policy explained
• Implementation plan
• Bund Fire effects
• Bund Fire mitigation options
• Unsolved topics
Bund Fire facts & questionsPGS 29
• AHJ considers Bund Fires as crediblescenarios, not worst case scenarios.
• Enough examples available includingspills without fire!
• What are the odds of a bund firehappening in the Netherlands?
• To what extent does a business needto invenst in this scenario?
• What about protecting surroundinginstallations?
• Which design codes & strategiesneed to be followed?
• Is a terminal obliged to act?
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PGS 29 bund fire policy explained
• Fixed starting point, storage tank contents releases completely in 10 minutes.– Biggest pipeline connection rupture– Opening (Tear) in tankshell
• Only fixed roof tanks are part of the bund fire policy. Floating roof tanks (including aluminium dome covered) are not part of the policy
• Risks for people & environment are to be considered within 1 km radius from facility boundaries
• 1 (ernstig), 4 (significant) and 24 (beperkt) hour scenarios with noticeable mitigation effects
• Toxic (fire) products - 1 hour scenario• Escalation to be taken into account• Measures to be implemented in permits by 2021
Bund fire scenarios and legislation
• PGS 29 2008 is BBT (BAT) at this point in Mor
• PGS 29 2016 will soon be BBT (BAT) in Mor
• Permits requirements (Environment/VR)
• PGS 29 new style project will start soon– I-SZW, RIVM, IPO / VNG, Veiligheidsregio’s / Brandweer Nederland, Industry (VNPI, VOTOB, VNCI)
PGS 29 bund fire policy planningPGS 29
• Implementation plans phase 1 have to be submitted now
• Implementation plans phase 2 need to be submitted on 1-3-2018
• Mitigation measures have to bein place 31-12-2021 and will beincorporated in theenvironmental permits/company fire brigade permit
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Phase 1 selection process
H300, H301, H310, H311, H330, H331
80%
1) Grootschalige of langdurigeevacuatie en/of opvang van bevolking 2) Omvangrijke én langdurigebelemmering of ontregeling van normaal maatschappelijk verkeer3) Internationale bezorgdheid en/of omvangrijke of langdurige internationale media aandacht
1) Tijdelijke evacuatie en/of opvang van bevolking Grootschalige of langdurige overlast voor bevolking Langdurige impact bedrijfsactiviteiten buurbedrijven Escalatie brand/explosie scenario mogelijk naar hogere ernst categorie2) Omvangrijke, langdurige of aanzienlijke én tijdelijke belemmering of ontregeling van normaal maatschappelijk verkeer
Implementation plan format (phase 1 & 2)
• General information about facility• Information considering the storage tanks involved• Information regarding the bunds involved• Bund fire scenario details
– Surroundings– Effect calculation results Phast, Effects, CFD etc.
• Insight in facility surroundings– Waterways, roads, railroads– Vulnerable objects
• Determination of bund fire mitigation strategy• Company Fire Brigade
Bund fire effects
Direct effects:• Heat radiation
• Smoke & toxic gasses
• Soil contamination
• Business interuption
Indirect effects
• Blockage of infrastructure
• Evacuation of civilians
Evaluation:
• Risk to people from fire
• Impact of smoke plume (meteorological and topological factors)
• Potential to extinguish the fire successfully
• Risk of fire spreading
• Presence of important buildings/installations in the vicinity
• Ability to retain fire fighting water
• Potential impacts should fire water run off
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Bund fire mitigation strategy options
• Secondary & third containment
• Mobile fire fighting systems
• Fixed fire fighting systems
• Burn down philosophy?
• Fixed & Mobile combined
• Cooling of storage tanks, pipe racks, pump rooms, process installations
Secondary & third containment
• Sufficient run off to thirdcontainment
• Sufficient containment capacity
• Minimal heat radiation effectsfrom third containment tosecondary containment
• Containment filling minimizeseffects
• Minimize surface size, use depth
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Mobile fire fighting systems
• Timeline > 30 minutes?
• 30 minutes = 1900 m2
• Bund holding capacity!!!
• Monitor reach
• Positioning outside 3 kW/m2
• Indirect application
• Application rate, NFPA 11
• Permit???Rotterdam situation, TPB system
Fixed fire fighting systems
• Timeline < 5 minutes!
• Bund holding capacity, 30 minutes
• Foam generator locations
• Positioning of supply pipelines
• Foam storage (central system)
• Application rates, NFPA 11 or EU code
• Permit???
• Testing
Burn down philosophy?
• 24 hour scenario only
• 24 hours or more officially not allowed
• Smoke cloud evaluation
• Remote area
• Local fire fighting capacity
• Limited fuel – 30 cm/hour burn rate
Fixed & Mobile combined, new technologies
• Semi fixed systems
– Dry pipe along bund wall and inside bund
– No foam storage
• Fixed covering systems (toxic spills)
• Fluorosurfactants free foams
Cooling of storage tanks, pipe racks, pump rooms, process installations• Storage tank cooling systems
– 2 to 10 lpm/m2
– Spray ring every 3,6 meters
• Piperacks– Pipeline BLEVE’s
• Pump rooms– Pipeline BLEVE’s
Unsolved topics
• Cooling of storage tanks beyond 30 minutes
• Storage tanks to be considered write off?
• Risks for fire fighting personel
• First bund fire then storage tank fires?
• Fire water hold-up requirements
• Fire water pump & grid capacity
PGS-29, EI-19, NFPA 15
Alle kennis in huis op het gebied van PGS 29? Via de leergang PGS 29 wordt u in drie modules volledig op de hoogte gebracht van alle wijzigingen die hebben plaatsgevonden binnen de PGS 29 (versie 1.1 2016). Antea Group en Witteveen & Bos hebben hun kennis en expertises gebundeld en samen met de NEN de leergang ontwikkeld.
Aanmelden via:http://www.formdesk.com/nen/Leergang_PGS_29
Contact details
R.J.P. (René) Sloof BSc
Project Manager
Environment & Safety
Rivium Westlaan 72
2909 LD Capelle aan den IJssel
The Netherlands
M: +31 6 22937838 | F: +31 10 2351701
[email protected] www.anteagroup.nl
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