This specification outlines the technical benchmarks for structural steel used across ADNOC’s upstream and downstream directorates. From massive offshore platforms to onshore processing facilities, this document ensures that every beam, bolt, and weld meets a unified level of quality.
Defines mandatory inspection and testing plans (ITP), material traceability, and the qualifications required for third-party inspection agencies (TPA). ages-sp-01-002
: Use of non-shrink epoxy or cementitious grout for base plates, as referenced in associated standards like AGES-SP-01-001 . 🔍 Quality Assurance & Testing : Use of non-shrink epoxy or cementitious grout
For maximum effectiveness, the AGES-SP-01-002 should be installed: In the world of oil and gas infrastructure,
: Structural joints must be welded according to ADNOC's qualified procedures. Full penetration welds and welds on wall thicknesses greater than 10mm typically require Ultrasonic Testing (UT) instead of radiographic testing.
In the world of oil and gas infrastructure, structural integrity isn't just a requirement—it’s a lifeline. For those working within the ADNOC Group, the standard serves as the definitive roadmap for structural steel supply, fabrication, and erection.
: For clinical trials and drug development, codes like AGES-SP-01-002 could refer to specific formulations, batches, or study protocols.