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PROCEDURE 414.1-3
Title: ORD-APPROVED ENGINEERING DESIGN CODES AND STANDARDS Owner: Mara Dean, Quality Assurance Engineer, Engineering Research Division, Office of
Research and Development Approving Official:
Michael J. Monahan, Director, Engineering Research Division, Office of Research and Development
{signature} /s/ Michael J. Monahan
Approval Date: 7/30/07 Last Reviewed Date: 7/30/07
Cancellation: None
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. PURPOSE
2. APPLICABILITY
3. PROCEDURE
4. RESPONSIBILITIES
a. Design Engineer
b. Responsible Person (RP)
c. ERD QAE
d. ERD QAE or Delegated QCE
5. TRAINING
6. RECORD CONTROL
7. REQUIREMENTS
8. REFERENCES
9. DEFINITIONS
10. REVISION HISTORY
ATTACHMENTS
There are no attachments to this procedure.
FORMS
There are no forms in this procedure.
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Procedure 414.1-3, ORD-Approved Engineering Design Codes and Standards
1. PURPOSE
a. To establish an approved set of engineering design codes and standards for use in the design, fabrication, installation, maintenance, and inspection of project components within ORD, and to define the necessary requirements for obtaining approval for the use of codes and standards not listed in this procedure.
2. APPLICABILITY
a. This procedure applies to all employees within the Office of Research and Development
(ORD).
3. PROCEDURE
a. All project design activities that have the potential to have an impact on personnel safety or the environment shall be performed in accordance with applicable ORD-approved codes. Where design activities require a code not listed, the code shall be approved by the Engineering Research Division (ERD) quality assurance engineer (QAE) before it is applied. ORD-approved design codes and standards can be found on the Engineering Research Division (ERD) organization web page.
b. This procedure does not contain listings for standard material specifications relating to structural steel, pipes, valves, fittings, and fasteners.
4. RESPONSIBILITIES
a. Design Engineer
(1) Ensure that he/she is using ORD-approved codes.
(2) Ensure that design files and drawings state the applicable code and addenda used in the design of the component.
(3) Ensure that he/she obtains proper approval from ORD quality assurance (QA) manager or designee before using codes that are not listed in this procedure.
b. Responsible Person (RP)
(1) Ensure that the ERD QAE or delegated quality control engineer (QCE) provides oversight for the design process for engineered systems having an impact on projects under their management.
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c. ERD QAE
(1) Recommend exceptions to be made to this approved list of codes to the office director for his approval for use in ORD project components.
(2) Make recommendations concerning adding or deleting codes from this procedure.
(3) Manage or provides oversight for the design process for engineering systems pertaining to project operations.
d. ERD QAE or Delegated QCE
(1) Ensure that design engineers and contractors adhere to the requirements of this procedure by reviewing and approving design documents and drawings.
(2) Ensure that the codes appearing in this procedure are applicable to project component design, fabrication, inspection, and testing.
(3) Ensure that design engineers and contractors use approved codes for design, fabrication, inspection, and testing activities.
(4) Ensure that applicable codes appear in design documents and on design drawings.
5. TRAINING
a. There are no specific training requirements for this procedure.
6. RECORD CONTROL
a. No documentation is expected from this procedure.
7. REQUIREMENTS
a. NETL Order 414.1, Quality Assurance.
b. NETL Order 420.3, Conduct of Operations.
c. ERD Document #0707-1003-0003, NETL R&D Design Standard.
d. ORD-Approved List of Design Codes and Standards.
8. REFERENCES
a. NETL Procedure 421.1-1, R&D Safety Analysis and Review System.
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b. DOE Handbook 1092-98, “Electrical Safety.”
c. DOE Handbook 1092-2004, “Design Considerations.”
d. Electronics Handbook, J. C. Whitaker, Ed., CRC Press 1996.
9. DEFINITIONS
a. ACI — American Concrete Institute.
b. AISC — American Institute of Steel Construction.
c. ANSI — American National Standards Institute.
d. ASCE — American Society of Civil Engineers.
e. ASME — American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
f. ASNT — American Society of Nondestructive Testing.
g. ASTM — American Society of Testing and Materials.
h. AWS — American Welding Society.
i. BOCA — Building Officials and Code Authority.
j. BPVC — ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code.
k. CGA — Compressed Gas Association.
l. Codes — For the purpose of this procedure, a code, standard, or documented best engineering practice.
m. Design Engineer — An individual that is responsible for developing the engineering specification for a project component.
n. ISA — Instrumentation, Systems, and Automation Society.
o. ISO — International Organization for Standardization.
p. NB — National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors.
q. NCSL — National Conference of Standards Laboratories.
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r. ORD QA Manager — The individual appointed by the director of ORD who is responsible for developing and enforcing ORD policy which is consistent with the requirements of DOE Order 414.1, Quality Assurance, and NETL Order 414.1, Quality Assurance.
s. QAE — Quality Assurance Engineer.
t. QCE — Quality Control Engineer.
u. RP — Responsible person. The RP is the federal employee most responsible for the overall operation and results of the project, as well as the SARS package and files.
v. UL — Underwriter’s Laboratory.
w. WRC — Welding Research Council.
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10. REVISION HISTORY
VERSION DATE SUMMARY OF CHANGES
Original 7/30/07 To establish an approved set of engineering design codes and standards for use in the design, fabrication, installation, maintenance, and inspec-tion of project components within ORD, and to define the necessary requirements for obtaining approval for the use of codes and standards not listed in this procedure.
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