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DRAWING STANDARD FOR JGS 210-120-1-70E
P&I DIAGRAM PREPARATION Rev.2 DATE March - 31 - 1999

Responsible Dept.：EN:Refinery Process Engineering Dept. Disclosure Level：3 Applicability Class：1 FWBS 1225

CONTENTS
PAGE
1. SCOPE .............................................................................................................................................................. 3
2. CLASSIFICATION OF P&ID ......................................................................................................................... 3
2.1 P&ID for Individual Units ......................................................................................................................... 3
2.2 P&ID for Utility Flow Distribution (UFD) ................................................................................................ 3
2.3 P&ID for Interconnecting Pipework .......................................................................................................... 4
2.4 P&ID for Tie-in Connection ...................................................................................................................... 4
2.5 P&ID for Auxiliary Facilities .................................................................................................................... 4
2.6 P&ID for Packaged Unit ............................................................................................................................ 4
3. STANDARD FORMAT ................................................................................................................................... 6
3.1 Form and Sheet Size .................................................................................................................................. 6
3.2 Title Block ................................................................................................................................................. 6
3.3 Note Column .............................................................................................................................................. 6
3.4 Equipment Design Data ............................................................................................................................. 7
3.5 Layout of Equipment ................................................................................................................................. 8
3.6 Line ............................................................................................................................................................ 8
3.7 Standard Symbols ...................................................................................................................................... 9
4. GENERAL NOTES AND SYMBOLS............................................................................................................. 9
5. RELATED DOCUMENTS ............................................................................................................................ 10
APPENDIX-1 STANDARD SYMBOLS ........................................................................................................... 11
A1.1 Line and Letter ...................................................................................................................................... 11
A1.1.1 Pipe ............................................................................................................................................... 11
A1.1.2 Instrument Signal Line.................................................................................................................. 11
A1.1.3 Symbol .......................................................................................................................................... 12
A1.1.4 Letter Size (Based on A0 sheet size) ............................................................................................ 12
A1.2 Equipment ............................................................................................................................................. 13
A1.2.1 Vessel ............................................................................................................................................ 13
A1.2.2 Furnace ......................................................................................................................................... 16
A1.2.3 Shell and Tube Type Heat Exchanger .......................................................................................... 17
A1.2.4 Air Cooled Heat Exchanger .......................................................................................................... 18
A1.2.5 Other Type Heat Exchanger ......................................................................................................... 18
A1.2.6 Rotary Machinery ......................................................................................................................... 19
A1.2.7 Miscellaneous Equipment ............................................................................................................. 21
A1.3 Piping Item ............................................................................................................................................ 23
A1.3.1 Valve ............................................................................................................................................. 23
A1.3.2 Flange and Fitting ......................................................................................................................... 25
A1.3.3 Fire Fighting ................................................................................................................................. 27
A1.3.4 Miscellaneous Piping Item............................................................................................................ 28
A1.4 Instrument Item ..................................................................................................................................... 33
A1.4.1 Instrument Balloon ....................................................................................................................... 33
A1.4.2 Flow Meter.................................................................................................................................... 35
A1.4.3 Control Valve................................................................................................................................ 37
A1.4.4 Regulator....................................................................................................................................... 38
A1.4.5 Safety Valve.................................................................................................................................. 39
A1.4.6 Accessory ...................................................................................................................................... 39
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A1.5 Others .................................................................................................................................................... 41
A1.5.1 Graphic Symbol ............................................................................................................................ 41
A1.5.2 Sheet Connection .......................................................................................................................... 42
APPENDIX-2 GENERAL NOTES AND SYMBOLS....................................................................................... 43
APPENDIX-3 EXAMPLE OF P&ID For Individual Units .............................................................................. 46
For Utility Flow Distribution ................................................................ 47
For Interconnecting Pipework ............................................................... 48
For Tie-in Connection ........................................................................... 49
For Auxiliary Facilities ......................................................................... 50
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1. SCOPE
(1) This practice provides the guidelines for the standard format of Piping and Instrument Diagram (hereafter
referred to as P&ID) in petroleum, petrochemical and similar plants. The standard format of P&ID
indicates the rules for drafting P&ID such as the line styles, standard symbols, layout of equipment, etc.
(2) This standard practice does not cover the technical requirements for P&ID preparation, which are
described in JGS 210-120-1-71E “Design Criteria for P&ID Preparation”.
(3) Specific instructions given in the respective Project Specifications have priority over this standard practice.

2. CLASSIFICATION OF P&ID
Basically, P&IDs are classified into the following 6 types.

(1) P&ID for Individual Units

(2) P&ID for Utility Flow Distribution
(3) P&ID for Interconnecting Pipework
(4) P&ID for Tie-in Connection
(5) P&ID for Auxiliary Facilities
(6) P&ID for Packaged Unit

It should be noted, however, that not all of the above P&IDs are always prepared in each project. The types
of P&IDs to be prepared for each project depend on the unit configuration and project size.
The typical P&IDs of individual types except “P&ID for Packaged Unit” are illustrated in Appendix-3 for
reference.
Of the classified 6 types of P&IDs, “P&ID for Interconnecting Pipework” and UFD are closely connected with
plot plans. The relationship between the respective types of P&IDs and plot plans, therefore, has been
illustrated in Fig. 1 of page 5.

2.1 P&ID for Individual Units

This is the P&IDs for the individual units composing the onsite and offsite facilities.
Headers for such as utility, flare, slop and flushing oil are not generally shown in this type of P&ID and they
are shown in “P&ID for Utility Flow Distribution (UFD)”.

2.2 P&ID for Utility Flow Distribution (UFD)

This is called “UFD”. UFDs show the distribution flow for the utilities to be consumed/generated in onsite
facilities, and also show the distribution for flare, slops and flushing oil.

Hose stations are also to be stated in UFDs.

To efficiently proceed with piping layout work, it is necessary to prepare UFDs based on the actual plot plan.

UFDs are not generally prepared for the offsite facilities, because they do not use many types of utility. The
utility distribution flow for the offsite are usually shown in “P&ID for Interconnecting Pipework”.
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2.3 P&ID for Interconnecting Pipework

This is also called “Coordination Flow Diagram”, showing the interconnections between units and between
onsite and offsite facilities.

To efficiently proceed with piping layout work, it is necessary to prepare this P&ID based on the overall plot
plan.

2.4 P&ID for Tie-in Connection

This P&ID is prepared to show the tie-in points of new units with the existing ones.

2.5 P&ID for Auxiliary Facilities

There are many cases where detailed information for equipment (e.g. vents, drains, and utility connections for
rotary machines such as pumps and turbines) cannot be shown on a “P&ID for Individual Units” due to the
space limitations. In such cases, “P&ID for Auxiliary Facilities” is separately prepared.

2.6 P&ID for Packaged Unit

This is the P&IDs for the packaged unit such as compressor, refrigeration, pure water, neutralization, etc., and
normally prepared by package vendor.
It is necessary to clearly show the scope of JGC’s and vendor’s work on this P&ID and also on the related
“P&ID for Individual Units” to the packaged unit.
Before the vendor starts P&ID preparation, it is necessary for JGC to provide the vendor with the instructions
given in this Practice, sections 3 and 4, in order to coordinate formats, symbols, configurations, etc. between
the parties.
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Fig.1 Typical Relationship between Respective Types of P&ID and Plot Plan

New Existing
Area Area

P&ID for Interconnecting

Pipework
P&ID for Individual Units Off - site Area
(Including P&ID for Auxiliary Off - site Area
Facilities and Packaged Units)
P&ID for Tie - in
Connection

P&ID for Utility Flow

Distribution
Off - site Off - site
P&ID for Tie - in
Connection

Utility Area Utility Area

On - site Area On - site Area

On - site On - site

P&ID for Tie - in

Connection
P&ID for Utility Flow
Distribution

P&ID for Interconnecting

Pipework

New Existing
Area Area

: Common Pipe Rack

: Unit Pipe Rack

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3. STANDARD FORMAT
3.1 Form and Sheet Size
JGC standard form with frame and title block shall be used. A0 or A1 (ISO) size sheet shall be used for the
drawing as a standard, however the use of both size sheets in the same project shall be avoided as far as
practicable.

3.2 Title Block

The title block shall be completed to contain the followings and an example of title block is illustrated.

(1) Client Name

(2) Unit Name
(3) Section Name
(4) Project Name

No. DATE DESCRIPTION PREP’D CHK’D APP’D

現 場
REVISIONS
Japanese Name
NIKKI K.K.
(1) ABC CO., LTD.
PIPING AND INSTRUMENT DIAGRAM
OF
(2) CRUDE DISTILLATION UNIT
(3) (FIRED HEATER SECTION)
(4) XYZ PROJECT
DATE - - SCALE
PREP’D CHK’D APP’D

JOB CODE
DWG No. SIZE REV. 顧 現場
客 本社
B 配 布 先

3.3 Note Column

Space for the note column shall be provided on the right and above the title block to show specific notes for
each sheet.
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3.4 Equipment Design Data

The design data for pumps, heat exchangers, vessels and all other major equipment items shall be indicated in
the data box at the bottom of the P&IDs.
The typical contents of the data box shall be as follows;
Pumps:
(1) Item No.
(2) Service Name
(3) Design Capacity
(4) Differential Press.
(5) Driver Power
Vessels:
(1) Item No.
(2) Service Name
(3) Diameter × Length
(4) Design Press. / Temp.
(5) Operating Press. / Temp.
(6) Insulation Thickness
S/T Heat Exchangers:
(1) Item No.
(2) Service Name
(3) TEMA Type
(4) Diameter × Tube Length
(5) Duty
(6) Shell Design Press. / Temp.
(7) Tube Design Press. / Temp.
(8) Insulation Thickness, Shell / Tube
Air Cooled Heat Exchangers:
(1) Item No.
(2) Service Name
(3) Duty
(4) Design Press. / Temp.
Compressor:
(1) Item No.
(2) Service Name
(3) Design Capacity
(4) Differential Press.
(5) Driver Power
Furnaces:
(1) Item No.
(2) Service Name
(3) Design Duty
(4) Normal Duty
(5) Design Press./Temp.
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The data box of S/T heat exchangers is illustrated below, as an example.

Item No. E-101A, B

Service Name STAB.
Feed / Btm’s Exchanger
TEMA Type AES
Dia. × Tube Length (mm) 900 × 6,000
Duty (MM KCAL/H) 4.36
2
Shell D.P. (kg/cm G) / Temp. (°C) 15.0 / 150
2
Tube D.P. (kg/cm G) / Temp. (°C) 20.0 / 200
Insulation Thickness (mm) Shell/Tube 50 / No Ins

3.5 Layout of Equipment

(1) The sheet is divided into four horizontal sections and equipment such as towers, drums, tanks, air cooled
heat exchangers and furnaces will be shown in the upper two sections.
Heat exchangers will be placed in the third quarter, and pumps and compressors in the lower section.
Such arrangement is a typical model and the flexibility to suit particular situations and obtain a more
realistic representation is permitted.
(2) The equipment number and service name for each major equipment item shall be placed on the top of the
sheet and directly over the equipment as nearly as practicable. The equipment number shall also be
shown alongside the equipment.
(3) In arranging equipment in a drawing, sufficient space shall be prepared.
Such space makes further detailing and modifications easy at a P&ID developing stage.

3.6 Line
(1) A process line entering or leaving a unit or battery limits shall be terminated at the top or the bottom of a
sheet, whichever is nearer, with sheet connection symbol to indicate the fluid name and the source or
destination unit name and drawing number on which it is continued.
For the sheet connection symbols, refer to A.1.5.2 of this practice.
(2) A process line entering or leaving a sheet within a unit shall be terminated at the side of a sheet with sheet
connection symbol.
If the process line is going to the sheet with a higher drawing number, the process line shall go to the right,
and if it is a lower drawing number it shall go to the left.
The fluid name, the origin or destination equipment item number and the drawing number on which it is
continued shall be indicated in sheet connection symbols.
Continuation lines between sheets shall match up positionally from sheet to sheet.
(3) A utility line which is continued on a “P&ID for Utility Flow Distribution” may terminate at any
convenient location on the sheet, with a sheet connection symbol.
(4) Flow arrow symbols shall be shown sufficiently to readily indicate direction of flow.
(5) The main process lines shall be emphasized by bold lines.
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(6) Line crossover
Unnecessary line crossover shall be avoided as far as practicable. However, if it is unavoidable, line shall
be broken according to the priority described hereunder.
(a) Priority by Item
Equipment > Pipe > Instrument
(b) Priority by line
Horizontal > Vertical

Example

Pipe Pipe
Inst.
Pipe Pipe signal line

Equipment

3.7 Standard Symbols

JGC’s standard symbols including line styles, symbol sizes and letter sizes used for P&IDs are given in
Appendix-1. Since the sizes shown therein are determined based on the A0 size sheet, those sizes may be
reduced according to the actual sheet size. However, letters and symbols shall be clearly readable even in the
reduced copy of A3.
Unless the client has specific standard symbols, Appendix-1 may be applied to P&ID preparation, with client’s
approval.

4. GENERAL NOTES AND SYMBOLS

A drawing showing “General Notes and Symbols” shall be prepared and approved by the client to standardize
and simplify P&IDs before commencing P&ID preparation work.
This is equivalent to a cover sheet of P&IDs and shall contain at least the following items.

(1) General Notes (Applicable notes to all P&IDs)

(2) Standard Symbols
(3) Abbreviations
(4) Functional Identification Letters of Instrument
(5) Line Numbering System
(6) Simplified symbols to represent the piping configurations which are frequently repeated throughout the
project.

JGC’s standard drawings showing “General Notes and Symbols” are attached in Appendix-2.
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5. RELATED DOCUMENTS
In addition to this practice, the following standard practices are to be referred to in P&ID preparation.

JGS (JGC Standard Practice)

JGS 210-120-1-46E Execution Procedure of P&ID
JGS 210-120-1-49E Preparation of Process Operation Diagram
JGS 210-120-1-71E Design Criteria for P&ID Preparation
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APPENDIX-1 STANDARD SYMBOLS

A1.1 Line and Letter
A1.1.1 Pipe

Item Line Style Line Thickness (mm)

Main Process Line 0.7

Secondary Process and Utility Line 0.3

Existing Line 0.3

Future Line 0.3

Traced Line 0.3

Jacketed Line 0.3

A1.1.2 Instrument Signal Line

Item Line Style Line Thickness (mm)

60°
Undefined Signal 0.3
2

1
Electric Signal 60° 0.3
2

60°
Pneumatic Signal 0.3
2

1
Hydraulic Signal 60° 0.3
2

60°
Capillary Tube 0.3
2

1
Conducted Radiation 60° 0.3
(Radiowave, Visible Light) 2

φ1
Internal System Link 60° 0.3
(Software or Data Link) 2
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The following line styles are also applicable instead of those specified in the previous table. In the same
project, however, only one of those line styles shall be used.

Item Line Style

Electric Signal

Pneumatic Signal

Hydraulic Signal

Capillary Tube

Conducted Radiation

A1.1.3 Symbol

Item Line Style Line Thickness (mm)

All Items Solid Line 0.3

A1.1.4 Letter Size (Based on A0 sheet size)

Item Size (mm)

Equipment Item No. 3.5

Service Name 3.0

Title Block 2.5 ∼ 4.0 (Note 1)

Line No. 3.0

Instrument Tag Number and 2.5 ∼ 3.0

Letter Code

Other Text 2.5

Note 1 Letter Size in Title Block

(1) Project Name 4mm
(2) Client Name 4mm
(3) Job Code 4mm
(4) DWG No. 4mm
(5) Unit Name 4mm
(6) Section Name 4mm
(7) Date 2.5mm
(8) Signature 2.5mm
(9) Revision Column 4mm
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A1.2 Equipment
The configuration of equipment such as tower, reactor, drum, tank and furnace shall be described to represent
actual configuration as closely as possible.
Symbol sizes shall also be determined in consideration of the balance within each drawing as well as to the
limited space. Basic rules in indicating equipment have been enumerated below, together with the typical
configuration and examples of use.
A1.2.1 Vessel
(1) Nozzle:
All nozzles attached to equipment shall be indicated and their configuration and sizes are as follows:

4.0

5.0

(2) Type of Head (e.g. 2:1 ellipse, spherical, flange, etc.) shall be specified.
(3) Internals (e.g. tray, packing, weir, distributor, demister, vortex breaker, etc.) shall be indicated
schematically.
(4) Indication of Trays
- Show the trays including tray number which fluid incomes into or outgoes from.
- Trays will be numbered from the top downwards.
- Show the number of passes.
(5) Elevation
Show elevations above base line to bottom tangential line of vertical vessels or to bottom of horizontal
vessels.
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Basic Symbol and Usage

No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

MH

MH
Tower
1 and
Reactor
NL
MH
VB

Tray Type

MH

MH
VB

Packing Type

2 Drum
NL

Vertical Type

NL
VB

Horizontal Type
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No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

0.3
0.6
Cone Roof Type

1.0

0.3
0.6
Dome Roof Type

1.0 MH

LI
0.6

Floating Roof MH
Type
3 Tank
1.0
0.3
0.6

Inner Float Type

1.0

Spherical Type

Remarks : Each figure shows the ratio of height to width.

For the standardization of symbols, follow this ratio as closely as possible.
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A1.2.2 Furnace

(1) Nozzle : The same requirements as those for vessel shall be applied.
(2) Coil : The convection and radiation section shall be indicated clearly.
(3) No. of Pass : Clearly indicate the number of tube passes.

No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

0.2
0.3
0.5

1.0

0.4

1 Furnace
0.4 0.6
1.2

1.0

Remarks : Each figure shows the ratio of height and width to bottom’s width.
For the standardization of symbols, follow this ratio as closely as possible.
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A1.2.3 Shell and Tube Type Heat Exchanger

No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

φ24

1 Basic Symbol

Front End Shell Rear End

(1) AES, AET Type

R10
R10

16
20

20
16
16
20

40
12
6 6 (2) BKU, BKT Type
(E, F, G, H, J, X Type)
R12 (M, S, T Type)
(B Type)

2 Indication by

20

20
16
TEMA Type
20
16

(3) BEU Type

16
20

4 6 42 12 1

(K Type) (L, N, P, W Type)

1 6 6
R10

(A, C, N, D Type)
(4) NEW, CEN Type
20

16

52

(U Type)
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A1.2.4 Air Cooled Heat Exchanger

No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

10 10

15
R1.5
1 Forced Draft
6

Fan Type
φ14 M
40 40 M M

2 Induced Draft
Fan Type
M

A1.2.5 Other Type Heat Exchanger

No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

φ3
5
10
5

Double Pipe 10
1 Heat
Exchanger
5 30 5
11

R5.5

25

Plate Type
2 Heat
6

Exchanger
40

4
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A1.2.6 Rotary Machinery

No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

Centrifugal Pump Reciprocating Compressor

8 8
(Single Stage)
φ18 φ18 φ18

18
1 Pump Casing

2
φ9
M
60° 16
8 8 60° 16 M

Centrifugal Pump Rotary Pump Reciprocating Pump Liquid Seal Vacuum Pump
(Motor Driver) (Motor Driver)
25
8 Reciprocating Compressor
20
(Multi Stage)
φ18
4

5
R9

15
2 Compressor Casing
35

18
12.5 12.5 10 12 10 12.5 12.5

M
Reciprocating Compressor Reciprocating Compressor Centrifugal Compressor
(Single Stage) (Multi Stage) (Turbine Driver) (Motor Driver)

Reciprocating Pump Centrifugal Compressor

2
φ18
9

3 Blower Casing
2

M
60° 16

Blower
(Motor Driver) (Turbine Driver)
10 14 7 7
φ14 φ14 φ14
5

Blower

7 7

7 7
M L A E
10

4 Driver
9 9 9
9 9
M
5

Electric Motor Turbine Hydraulic Motor Air Motor Engine Reciprocating Driver (Motor Driver)
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No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

φ14

5 Generator
G G
9

φ14

M M
6 Submerged
Pump 15
50

R2.5
5

φ14

M
9

7 Vertical
Pump
10
45
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A1.2.7 Miscellaneous Equipment

No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

7 24
1 Ejector and
Eductor
7

φ14
M
M
2 Mixer
40

R1

12

φ10
7

3 Weighing
Machine
3

10
70
10
10

4 Drum
10

20
24

3
20
20

5 Loading Arm 30 20 5
45

5 5
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No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

25
5

6 Loading Arm
2
10

(Alternative 1)
2
15

10
20

35

7 Loading Arm 5
35 20
(Alternative 2)
50

10
10
4

10

10
20

35

5
35 20
12 12 12
50

8 Loading Arm 10
(Alternative 3)
10
4

10

φ8

9 Conveyor
10

10 Bucket
Elevator 5
10

3 3

11 Screw
6

Conveyor
2
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A1.3 Piping Item

A1.3.1 Valve

No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

1 Basic Symbol
4

2 Gate Valve

3 Globe Valve

φ2

4 Check Valve
4

5 Ball Valve

φ3

1 4 1

6 Butterfly
4

Valve
φ1.5

7 Plug Valve
4
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No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

R2

8 Diaphragm
Valve

9 Needle Valve
4

10 Pinch Valve
4

15°
4
11 Y-Type Valve
4

4
80°

12 Angle Valve

13 3-Way Valve

14 4-Way Valve
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No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

8
6
15 Foot Valve
4

4
1

16 Damper
3
3
1

17 Breather
5

Valve
3

4
10

A1.3.2 Flange and Fitting

No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

1 Flange
4

2 1

2 Reducing Flange
4

60° Jacket

3 Blind Flange
4
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No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

4 Reducer
4

5 Cap
4

R2

6 Screwed Cap
4

7 Plug
4
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A1.3.3 Fire Fighting

No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

15

HT HT
1 2-Way Water
5

Hydrant
4
1

2 4-Way Water HQ HQ
Hydrant

10
φ5
2-Way Water
7.5

3 Hydrant with
Monitor 45° HO
HO

18
φ15
Fixed Monitor
4 (Manual
Driven)
45°
5
1

φ5

Fixed Monitor
15

5 (Motor M
Driven) M +
+ φ8

17
1.5

6 Hose Reel
HR HR
6

12

7 Foam
Proportioner FP FP
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No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

8 Foam
Generator FG FG

16
φ12
10

9 Auto Vent
14
4

A1.3.4 Miscellaneous Piping Item

No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

3 5

1 Y-Type
4

Strainer
4 4
60°

2 T-Type
4

Strainer
4

10
8
1

3 Bucket-Type
4

Strainer
4

4 Cone-Type
Strainer
4
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No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

3 6 3

5 Trap
4

16
2
6 Flexible Hose
(Tube)
4

R1

R0.5
6
3

7 Expansion Joint

11

2
8 Hose Connection
4

9 Spray Nozzle
3

60°

RO
2
6
1

10 Restriction Orifice

12

11 Sight Glass SG
SG
4

φ6
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No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

4 4
12 Rupture Disk
4

2 12 2

13 Straightener
4

5
1.5
2

2 8 4 4
4

14 Sample Cooler
8
8
4

2 4 2

15 Filter
8
16

12

16 Silencer 5
2

4
2 2

17 Flame Arrester

8
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No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

2 11 2

18 Line Mixer
4

2
5

2 12 2

R2.5
5.5
5.5

19 Accumulator R2.5
2

4
4

20 Emergency
Shower
3

21 Eye Shower
R2
4
4

φ2
2

22 Spectacle Normal Open

5

Blind
1

1
Normal Close
5

23 Paddle Blind
1

1
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No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

φ2
5

24 Ring Spacer
1

10

25 Open Funnel
5 3.5 3

11

26 Closed Funnel
2

10

IF IF
27 Insulation Flange
10
5
1

1
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A1.4 Instrument Item

A1.4.1 Instrument Balloon
Basic Symbol

No. Item Graphic Symbol

φ14

1 Discrete Instrument

4.5 9 4.5

2 Computer System
15

14

Shared Display
3 &
Shared Control
14

10 6
4 Sequence or Interlock
6
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Installed Location

No. Installed Location Graphic Symbol

1 Field Mounted

2 Primary Location

3 Behind Panel Mounted

4 Auxiliary Location
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A1.4.2 Flow Meter

No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

12

1 Basic Symbol
5

3
1.5

2 Orifice Plate
4
6

1 1

3 Venturi Tube
2

3 1
1.5

4 Flow Nozzle

3
3
3

5 Variable-Area
Meter

1
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No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

6 Turbine Meter
2 2

6
φ2
Positive
Displacement
7
Meter

R1

8 Electro-magnetic
1.5

Flow Meter
2.5

9 Insert Type
5

Flow Meter

10 Flow Meter
F
(Undefined) F
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A1.4.3 Control Valve

Valve Body Valve Actuator

Usage
No. Item Graphic Symbol No. Item Graphic Symbol No. Item Graphic Symbol

5 φ5
6
L

2
1 Control Valve 1 Diaphragm Actuator 6 Hydraulic Actuator
(Undefined)

10
4

8
5 φ5
6

2 2
AM
2 Ball Valve 2 Diaphragm Actuator 7 Air-Motor Actuator
Pressure-Balanced

10
4

10
φ3

φ5 φ5
6
M EH
3 Butterfly Valve 3 Motor Actuator 8 Electrohydraulic Actuator

10
4

10
φ1.5

4
1.5 1.5

4 Angle Valve 4 Solenoid Actuator M

3

8
4

4
2 2

5 3-Way Valve 5 Piston Actuator

4

10

6
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A1.4.4 Regulator

No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

6
(1) Upstream Press. Control
1.5

1 Pressure Regulator
with Internal Tap (2) Downstream Press. Control
5.5

(1) Upstream Press. Control

6
1.5

2 Pressure Regulator
11.5

with External Tap (2) Downstream Press. Control

6 6
1.5

Differential
6

3 Pressure Regulator
with Internal &
External Taps
9

6 6
1.5

Differential
4 Pressure Regulator
with External Taps
9

6
1.5

5 Temperature
11.5

Regulator
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No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

Level Regulator
6 with Mechanical
φ2
Linkage

A1.4.5 Safety Valve

No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

1 Safety Valve
7

A1.4.6 Accessory

No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

φ5

1 Hand Wheel
H H
4

φ2
Limit Switch or
2 Position
Transmitter 4

3 Positioner
3
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No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

φ10
4
φ1
120°
4 Selector Switch

3 3

5 Diaphragm Seal
2

LT
4
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A1.5 Others
A1.5.1 Graphic Symbol

No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

1 Ground Mark
6

45°
24
3

2 Line Break
3

1
2

3 Arrow
4
2

4 Slope 1/50

10

2
AAA BBB
0.5

5 Line Class
Break Mark
2

10 10
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A1.5.2 Sheet Connection

Process &Instrument Signal Line

No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

*1
*2
25

*3
1 Within Unit
*1 Fluid Name
50 *2 To / From Item No.
*3 To / From DWG No.

*1
*3
10

*2
2 Within Unit
(Alternative) 5 45 *1 Fluid Name
*2 To / From Item No.
*3 To / From DWG No.

*1
1
*2
25

*3
3 Between Units
*1 Fluid Name
50 *2 To / From Item No.
*3 To / From DWG No.

Utility Line

No. Item Graphic Symbol Usage

*2
5 25 5 *1
*3
1 General
10

*1 Fluid Name
*2 To / From Item No.
*3 To / From DWG No.

*2
35 *1
*3
2 General
10

(Alternative 1) *1 Fluid Name

*2 To / From Item No.
*3 To / From DWG No.

25 *2
R5 *1
*3
3 General
10

(Alternative 2) *1 Fluid Name

*2 To / From Item No.
*3 To / From DWG No.