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- 1. Parker Polyflex Guidelinesfor Hose Assembly and Workshop Certification Guidelines for becoming a certified distributor for Parker Polyflex hose assemblies above 690 bar working pressure
- 2. 2 Guidelines for theassembly of Parker Polyflex hose assemblies above 690 bar * The road to certification Strategic targets Example of a hose assem- bly workshop and an extruder in Hüttenfeld, Germany – the Parker Polyflex Division head- quarter * For hose assemblies below 690 bar working pressure, please refer to the bulletin of the Parker Fluid Connectors Group It is the professed goal of the Parker Polyflex Division to extend and strengthen its position as market leader in the field of ther- moplastic hoses worldwide. The integrated hose concept falls within this framework. In detail, this means an integrated system for bulk hose, fittings, ma- chinery, tools and accessories. A fundamental part of this overall concept is the safe manufacturing of thermoplastic hose assemblies. The machinery equipment sug- gested by Parker Polyflex builds the foundation of the certification process of our distribution part- ners. It ensures that each hose workshop certified by Parker is able to achieve a high quality lev- el that reflects the quality stan- dards of the hose and fitting com- ponents in the finished hose as- sembly and thus meets the guide- lines defined by Parker Polyflex. The Parker Polyflex Division therefore actively supports the distributor with information and quotes from manufacturers of tools and machinery needed to properly set up the workshop. Due to the complexity of the wide range of applications and tasks, it is nevertheless difficult to intro- duce a universally valid standard solution. This bulletin gives an overview of the most important steps a new distributor has to take to be- come a certified distributor. It also shows the process for already certified distributors pursuing re- certification. Furthermore, the process of the workshop certifi- cation process through the stan- dardized workshop evaluation sheet is being explained. It is an indispensable require- ment to fulfill the stated criteria in order to be able to permanent- ly deliver quality products to our joint customers.
- 3. 3 Certification process For potentialnew distributors of Parker Polyflex hose assemblies Steps to becoming a certified Parker distributor In order to become a certified Parker Polyflex distributor, the Parker Polyflex Division in con- junction with the respective Country Sales Managers identifies appropriate distributors for the assembly of hoses for Hydraulic, Water Jetting and Oil and Gas ap- plications. After the initial process of identifying potential new dis- tributors has been completed and the go ahead has been given by all parties involved, the following steps have to be taken to become a certified distributor: 1. Preparation of business plan The potential distributor has to prepare a business plan and present as well as discuss it with the respective Country Sales Manager and the Parker Polyflex Division. The follow- ing key figures have to be in- cluded in this business plan: 1.1 Clearly state the mar- ket you are targeting and with which Parker Poly- flex products you want to target it with. Prepare an overview which hose types and what quantities are to be bought. An initial stock order of of at least 70,000 $ has to be made. 1.2 State the market share / potential of this market in your country/area. 1.3 Show an overview of the sales potential for the next two years. 1.4 Specify what equipment is currently available in your workshop and what needs to be bought in or- der to qualify for certifica- tion. The equipment and facilities of the workshop need to meet the required Parker Polyflex standards, which will be specified be- low under 2.2 Workshop requirements. The overall aim is to build a fully func- tional hose assembly unit. Also, clearly state how the production process of the hose assemblies will take place and how the differ- ent facilities are arranged for the assembly process. The Sales Company of the respective country will check the equipment and facilities, once the busi- ness plan has been hand- ed in and provide further assistance with regard to buying new equipment, if needed. 1.5 Clearly state the total in- vestment required to set up the workshop for as- sembly of Parker Polyflex hoses 1.6 State what customers you want to target and what sales volume each of these customers has, what prod- ucts they would require etc. 1.7 Specify how many people in your company need to be trained, the number of staff and their qualifica- tions. 2. Warehouse and Workshop requirements 2.1 Warehouse requirements: • The storage space for hose and fittings needs to be adequate • Neat and tidy warehouse environment • A separate storage area for doubtful, defective or rejected parts should be in place 2.2 Workshop requirements: • Hose cutting equipment for neat cuts including length and measuring fa- cility • An extraction facility to remove hose cutting par- ticles would be recom- mended, but is not man- datory • The saw blade used in the hose cutting machine needs to be smooth, undamaged and non- teethed • A proper workbench and vice need to be in place • Marking equipment to mark the ferrule with the required details such as name of manufacturer of the hose assembly etc., needs to be in place • A marking facility for the hose insertion depth is recommended, but not mandatory • A fitting insertion facil- ity/hose assembly ma- chine (for example the SMM 100 which can be purchased through Park- er Polyflex) should be in place
- 4. 4 •A mandatory require- ment for the workshop is a suitable crimper with a crimp force of around 350 tons for general Oil and Gas applications and with a crimp force of 500 tons for the assembly of the Black Eagle. For the assembly of water jetting and hydraulic ap- plications a crimper with a crimp force of 350 tons is recommended to cov- er the full range of hose types and nominal diam- eters for those applica- tions. • The sizes of the dies in- tended to be used for the assembly of hoses have to be in line with the die size stated in the assem- bly instruction for the re- spective hose type • A full set of Go/No-Go gauges has to be in place as well as calipers • A facility to drill relief holes into the fitting should be in place • A test rig for static pres- sure tests up to 1.5 times of the at most needed working pressure has to be in place. For water jet- ting a test rig for up to 5,000 bar ( 72,519 psi) is recommended, to cover the full Parker Polyflex hose range. The test rig also needs to be calibrat- ed on a regular basis. 3. Training requirements In order to receive training, the potential distributor has to commit to at least 2 employ- ees being trained. The training date and the location of train- ing have to be discussed with the respective Parker Polyflex Division trainer. The Parker Polyflex Division trainer will also provide theoretical train- ing prior to the practical as- sembly training, if required by the distributor. The theoreti- cal and the assembly training will be tailored to cater for the needs of the participants be- ing trained and the specific requirements of the distribu- tors´ workshop. During the practical assem- bly training, the trainer will train the employees to inde- pendently assemble the hose types that are intended to be assembled in the respective distributor´s workshop. Fully assembled samples of a vari- ety of hose types will be made during the training. After the training, each participant has to assemble a new hose sample of each hose type as- sembled during the training. Each sample should be clearly marked with the participant´s name. For water jetting and hydraulic applications only one side of the respective hose sample has to be fully assem- bled, as no burst pressure test has to be performed . Where a DNV Type approval P-14038 from the DNV (Det Norske Veritas, an independent foun- dation with the purpose of safeguarding life, property, and the environment) or simi- lar institutions is necessary, burst pressure tests witnessed by a DNV inspector or an in- spector from another institu- tion have to be performed at the Hüttenfeld plant location. Therefore, the samples sent in have to be assembled on both sides of the sample to ensure, that a burst pressure test can be performed. The returned hose samples have to be tested and exam- ined, to verify that the hose assemblies were performed in line with the respective as- sembly instruction. Once all sent in hose samples of the participant have been approved, a certificate will be issued. This certificate will be valid for a duration of two years. The Parker Polyflex Division also will provide the distribu- tor with all the necessary pro- cedures and safety instruc- tions, including product and procedure updates.
- 5. 5 4. Levels ofCertification Standard Hydraulics (maximum working pressure 450bar) • Hydraulic hoses manufac- tured according to SAE, DIN, ISO specifications • The maximum burst pres- sure is 1800bar, with a safety factor of 4:1 Special Hydraulics (maximum working pressure 2500bar) • Hydraulic hoses for static ap- plications, jacking, hydraulic tools etc. • The maximum burst pres- sure is 6250bar, with safety factors of 4:1 and 2.5:1 Water Jetting high pressure (maximum working pressure 2500bar) • Water Jetting hoses with a burst pressure of 6250bar • The safety factor is 2.5:1 Water Jetting ultra high pressure (maximum working pressure 4000bar) • Water Jetting/cutting hoses with a maximum burst pres- sure of 8000bar • The safety factor is 2.5:1 and 2:1 Oil and Gas high pressure (maximum working pressure 1050bar) • Umbilical and flexible pipe hoses with a maximum burst pressure of 4200bar • The safety factor is 4:1 • ISO API specifications • Subsea fittings, special mate- rials, water ingression Black Eagle Family (maximum working pressure 1035bar) • 1 1/2” - 3” sizes available • Working pressure ranges from 345 bar up to 1035bar • Also available is the Golden Eagle hose with a Fluoropo- lymere inner core usable for higher temperatures and re- sistant against most chemi- cals • Subsea fittings, special ma- terials, water ingression Um- bilical and flexible pipe hos- es with a maximum burst pressure of 4200bar 5. Re-certfication procedure for employees and work- shop A few months before the cer- tificates of the participants ex- pire, the Parker Polyflex Divi- sion will contact the distribu- tor to arrange a training date for re-certification, and if nec- essary training for new em- ployees, as it is prohibited to assemble hose without proper certification in place. A renewal certificate for the workshop can also be issued for the duration of two years, once the audit evaluation pro- cess has been passed again and all criteria are being met. The Parker Polyflex Division reserves the right to cancel any certificates, if the distribu- tor does not work and act in line with the Parker Polyflex procedures. Please note that the certifi- cate clearly specifies the hose types/applications the em- ployee is allowed to manufac- ture. The certificate also clear- ly states the company name of the distributor and the loca- tion. Any changes of the before mentioned parameters will result in the certificate being null and void. Meaning that the certificate is only valid as long as the employee is be- ing employed in the compa- ny stated on the certificate. It cannot be transferred to an- other company. 6. Access to assembly instructions Parker Polyflex will pro- vide the distributor access to sharepoint, a User ID and password secured platform where all assembly instruc- tions for Hydraulic, Water Jet- ting and Oil Gas applica- tions are being stored. This online tool ensures that the distributor is able to access the assembly instructions for the respective hose types at all times and that the latest ver- sions are being used. Furthermore, the assembly in- structions should be available as print outs in the workshop, and it has to be checked on a regular basis that the most current ones are being used.
- 6. 6 Workshop certification process formanufacturers of Parker Polyflex hose assemblies Safety Instructions 1. Purpose • To make sure that workshop certifications are performed according to standardized tests and procedures. This is being guaranteed by a stan- dardized workshop evalua- tion sheet, which documents all the criteria a workshop has to fulfill in order to be certified by Parker Polyflex for a duration of 2 years. • Th e certification require- ments are determined in such a way that after certification has been award- ed, the employees trained and certified by Parker Poly- flex are able to assemble hose assemblies according to Parker Polyflex standards. The equipment of the work- shop and the manufacturing process of hose assemblies are being discussed between the distribution partner and Parker Polyflex. 2. Responsibilities • It is the responsibility of Parker Polyflex to perform the workshop evaluation au- dit together with a represen- tative of the respective Sales Company and the person in charge of the audited work- shop. The certification pro- cess of workshop staff has to be performed according to requirements set by PFDE. • It is the responsibility of Parker Polyflex to issue the workshop certificate and the individual workshop staff certificate once all require- ments have been met. 3. Procedure • Th e requirement criteria for certification are explained ideally to the hose assem- bly manufacturer during a plant inspection with the Sales Company (preparatory meeting). • Th e workshop evaluation audit will be performed at a date and time arraged prior. Hereby it is recommended, to have the certification au- dit on the same day the cer- tification of employees takes place. • Th e audit results will be eval- uated by Parker Polyflex in liaison with the hose assem- bly manufacturer. • Th e hose assembly manu- facturer will receive a de- tailed audit report and will be awarded the certificate if the audit result is positive. 4. Validity period • Th e workshop certificate will be valid for a period of two years after the first certification has taken place. • A new evaluation audit of the workshop can take place two years after the first cer- tification. This certification will also be valid for another two years. Flexible hoses are used to transmit fluids, sometimes at high pressures. The pow- ergrip between the crimp fit- ting and the hose is the criti- cal zone in all flexible hose connections. Only the use of Parker components (hoses, fittings and tool) designed to be assembled by means of the appropriate Parker tool- ing, and full compliance with the assembly instructions, can guarantee safety and conformity with standards. Adherence to installation recommendations and suit- able maintenance also give a guarantee for long life of the flexible hose. Non-compliance with these elementary rules can lead to the rupture of a flexible hose and cause con- siderable damage and some- times bodily injury.
- 7. 7 1. Storage andusage duration of hose assemblies 2. Material selection and verification The storage space for hose and fittings needs to be adequate and a neat and tidy warehouse en- vironment needs to be in place. Further more a separate storage place for doubtful, defective or rejected parts needs to be inte- grated into the warehouse. In this separate storage place the parts need to be clearly marked (each batch/box/coil) with orange or red labels. Proper storage will maximize hose shelf life. Improper storage, mechanical damage and unac- ceptable wear are the main rea- sons for failure. Therefore, Parker Polyflex thermoplastic tubes, hos- es and hose assemblies should al- ways be stored in such a manner to protect them from degrading factors. Extreme temperatures, humidity, ozone, UV (daylight), oils, solvents, corrosive liquids, radioactivity etc. lead to a de- crease of storage. All customers deserve a quality product. Initial visual inspection of hose assembly components must be performed. The following criteria have to be checked: Provided that original storage containers are available compo- nents should be stored there and inventory should be rotated on a first-in, first-out basis, to insure that the products are exposed to the shortest shelf time possible. Storage conditions should be in line with PFDE-ES39 (User manu- al for the Application of Hose As- semblies for High-Pressure Wa- ter Jet Machines). Storage areas are supposed to be relatively cool, dark, dry and free from dirt, dust and mold. Direct light from fluo- rescent or mercury lamps should be avoided and electronical equipment should not be used. Hose assemblies should be stored stress-free and horizontal. When stacking hose, the minimal bend radius should not be underrun. Furthermore, fittings should be stored with protection caps to avoid damage of the threads. • Working pressure of the hose as- sembly is in line with the pres- sure of the pump • No hose cover abrasion • Fittings are not corroded • Thread and sealing surface are neither damaged nor dirty • O-rings are available and not damaged The maximum storage time of bulk hose is 10 years and that of completed hose assemblies is up to 2 years. If possible, storage of hose assemblies should be avoid- ed. The natural properties of the hose materials cause a loss of compression in the fitting, which may lead to premature leakage of the fitting. The usage of a hose as- sembly is not limited by Parker, however it should not exceed 6 years. Tubes, hoses or hose assem- blies that exceed the above men- tioned storage period have to be checked visually before usage and serviceability has to be made sure through a pressure test of 1.5 times working pressure (pressure hold time at least 5 minutes). Furthermore, proper drum and handling equipment need to be in place as well as a workbench and vice. In addition, a hose reel stand should be in place, but is not mandatory. Furthermore, it is strictly prohib- ited to “mix and match” hose and fittings. Only fittings defined in the catalogue for the respective hose type can be used.
- 8. 8 3. Cutting 4. Marking Thisprocedure is one of the criti- cal steps of the assembly. Should the cut not be precise and square, this could compromise proper insertion of the end fitting of the hose and thus influence the qual- ity of the hose assembly. A proper measuring facility for cutting the hose should also be in place. Prior to cutting the hose it has to be made sure that the part of the hose that is being cut is wrapped with at least two layers of fiber-re- inforced tape, to prevent the rein- forcement from flaring. An extrac- tion facility to remove hose cut- ting particles is recommended, but not mandatory. As an example for water jetting, the marking of hose assemblies has to be performed according to the European DIN EN1829-2: 2012-02 and the following infor- mation has to be included: The hose has to be marked ex works with information about the manufacturer, max. working pres- sure, article number, nominal di- ameter, batch number and date manufacture (quarter /year). Fur- ther information can also be in- cluded. The cutting shall be performed in a hose cutting machine that is equipped with a smooth, undam- aged and non-teethed saw blade. It has to be made sure that the hose cutting machine is in im- maculate condition and calibrat- ed on a regular basis. For your safety: • Keep your hands away from the blade at all times (150 mm min.) • Disconnect the machine from the electrical supply network for all maintenance work The protective sleeve does not have marking by default. The ferrule is engraved with in- formation about the manufac- turer, max. working pressure, the month/year of manufacture as well as the norm “EN 1829-2” for water jetting applications. Hose cutting machine Marking machine
- 9. 9 5. Crimping 6. Hydrostaticproof pressure test The crimper has to be set-up with the appropriate tools according to Parker recommendations and should be calibrated on a regular basis. A die set storage has to be allocated to the workshop crimp- er, to allow for proper storage of the equipment. A strict procedure in line with the respective assembly instruction has to be ensured and the crimp force of the crimper has to be ad- equate for the to-be crimped hose. Furthermore, the die size stated in the assembly instruction has to be used for the respective hose type. The dies used have to be faultless and should not be worn out. The insertion depth has to be marked, preferably with a proper tool and the fiber-reinforced tape has to be taken off, prior to crimp- ing the fitting. While some fittings can be applied by hand and the use of a rubber mallet, it is necessary for some hose types to apply the fittings with a hose assembly machine. For example the SMM 100 hose assembly machine that is being sold via Parker. For pressures over 690 bar work- ing pressure the safety and func- tionality of the hose assembly has to be checked through a final pressure test. The test rig should allow a pres- sure of up to 5,000 bar (72,519 psi) to cover the full range of hose types. For water jetting applications a dynamic pressure test with the check mode X-Y-X has to be per- formed. X stands for an increase of pressure from 0 bar to 1.5 times the working pressure of the re- spective hose. The bore of the nipple has to be checked prior to crimping. Furthermore, the adjusted crimp force has to be checked with the actual crimp force and the crimp- ing procedure has to be done ac- cording to the assembly instruc- tion for the respective hose type. It has to be made sure that the fit- ting is crimped over its full length and that a round smooth appear- ance is achieved by turning the hose slightly around while crimp- ing. When crimping, conicity and ovality of the crimp have to be checked. Subsequent to crimping, the crimped hose assembly has to be checked with gauges and cali- per, as defined in the respective assembly instruction, for speci- fied nipple collapse and correct fit of the fitting. The no-go gauge has to stop the middle of the nipple tail and the go gauge has to slide through. It has to be made sure that gauges For some hose types it is necessary to drill a relief hole into the fitting after crimping. The information for the respective measure can be taken out of the A pressure hold time of 1 minute has to be adhered to. Y stands for 5 pressure changes from 0 bar up to the respective working pres- sure, whereat no pressure hold time is necessary. After the pres- sure test the hose has to be blown out with pressurized air. For other hose types please refer to the in- dividual assembly instruction. The test rig unit has to be calibrat- ed on a regular basis to ensure ac- curate pressure test results. assembly instruction. For your safety: • Keep your hands far away from the crimping head at all times • Switch off the machine en- gine, if you change the dies manually (segment by seg- ment) • Disconnect the machine- from the electrical supply network for all maintenance work Uniflex crimping machine HM480 Pressure test rig
- 10. 10 Workshop Evaluation Sheet Workshopcertification for the assembly of Polyflex hose assemblies from 690 bar working pressure Explanation of symbols Rating • A = This criteria must be fully met, this is a mandatory requirement • NA = Not applicable • B = If applicable, a reasonable degree of compliance is required • F = Fulfilled • C = This criteria is a recommendation • SF = Sufficiently fulfilled • FR = Fail recommend Date of audit / name of workshop Pos. Description A B C Rating Comments 1 Existing workshop certification In case a workshop certification is already existing, documentation has to be provided X 2 Warehouse area: dry and appropriate storage 2.1 Storage of hose X F 2.2 Storage of fittings X F 2.3 Separate storage for doubtful, defective or rejected parts. Clear identification of each batch/box/coil through orange or red labels X NA 2.4 Facility for the processing of hose reels X FR 3 Hose workshop: Neat and tidy workshop environment 3.1 Hose reel stand X NA 3.2 Hose cutting equipment for neat cuts including length and measuring facility X F 3.2.1 Usage of fiber-reinforced tape whilst cutting the hose X F 3.2.2 Usage of a non-teethed saw blade X F 3.2.3 Usage of an undamaged saw blade X F 3.2.4 Usage of a smooth saw blade X F 3.3 Extraction facility to remove hose cutting particles X FR 3.4 Workbench and vice X F 3.5 Marking equipment X F 3.6 Marking facility for the hose insertion depth X FR 3.7 Fitting insertion facility / hose assembly machine e.g. SMM 100 X F 3.8 Workshop crimper is aligned with regard to crimp force to the to-be crimped hose type X F 3.8.1 Check whether the set up crimp diameter is in accordance with the actual crimp diameter X FR 3.8.2 Check for conicity of the crimp X F 3.8.3 Check for ovality of the crimp X F 3.8.4 Date: Last calibration of the workshop crimper X NA 3.9 Die set storage allocated to the workshop crimper X F 3.10 Usage of the according to the assembly instruction needed dies for the respective hose type X F 3.10.1 Used dies are faultless and not worn out X F 3.11 Measuring equipment: Notched caliper gauge, thread gauges, angle gauges X F 3.11.1 Gauges are true to size X F 3.12 Facility to drill relief holes is in place X F
- 11. 11 3.13 Test rig/testequipment for static pressure tests up to 1.5 times of the at most needed working pressure X X F 3.13.1 Date: Last calibration of the test rig / test equipment X X NA 4 Technical documentation / assembly instructions 4.1 Product technical information published by Parker such as catalogues and bulletins received X F 4.2 Machine operating instructions X F 4.3 Sharepoint access to the assembly instruction data base is in place X F 4.4 Assembly instructions are available as print outs and up- to-date X F 5 Personnel 5.1 Only personnel familiar with the product as well as the production and test procedures of hose assemblies are authorised to produce hose assemblies; the names of the authorised personnel have to be indicated X F 5.2 The assembly personnel have to prove their expertise to Parker: A hose assembly manufacturing process will be performed during the workshop audit X F 5.3 The assembly personnel has to attend re-certification trainings should a certification of the assembly personnel already be in place X NA 5.4 Documentation whether already certified assembly personnel are still employed in the company NA F NA F F F F F F NA NAX
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