Plant Graphic Symbology: Eni S.p.A

Eni S.p.A.
Exploration & Production Division
DESIGN CRITERIA
PLANT GRAPHIC SYMBOLOGY
21000.DOC.GEN.PRG
Rev. 0 March 2003
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FOREWORD
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March 2003
This specification shows the contents of documents here below indicated. The contents have been
reorganized and graphically updated. The asterisk, (*), inside the table, indicated subsequently to the
internal reference, identifies the insertion of a new or modified symbol.
Symbols are available on electronic support for use in CAD applications.
This specification cancels and replaces the following ones:
20250.DOC.MEC.SDS – Graphic symbols for process flow diagram and piping and
instrumentation diagram
20320.DOC.STA.SDS – Graphic symbols, device numbers and letters for
instrumentation - flow and logic diagrams
20319.DOC.ELE.SDS – Graphic symbols and codes for electrical installations
20251.DOC.MEC.SDS – Graphic symbols for mechanical layouts
20252.DOC.SAF.SDS – Graphic symbols and codes for safety and firefighting plot plans
05912.DOC.CIV.PRG – Graphic symbols and codes for furniture finishing and domestic
appliances to be used in architectural drawings furniture
finishing
11739.IPA.STA.STD – Pneumatic and hydraulic diagrams Symbology
04546.VAR.PRC.DWG – Symbols for P&ID diagrams
09277.VAR.PRC.DWG – Mechanicals and safety P&ID Symbols (Addolcimento Gas
Naturale 330)
09278.VAR.PRC.DWG – Mechanicals and safety P&ID Symbols (Addolcimento Gas
Naturale 330)
10150.VAR.PRC.DWG – Mechanical and safety P&ID Symbols (deck integrato BEAF 6
SLOT - Classe ANSI 1500)
10151.VAR.PRC.DWG – Symbols for P&ID diagrams "instrumentation"
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INDEX
1. GENERAL 7
1.1 OBJECT ......................................................................................................................... 7
1.2 REFERENCES ............................................................................................................... 8
1.2.1 REFERENCE RULES .................................................................................................... 8
1.2.1.1 International rules ........................................................................................................... 8
1.2.1.2 European rules ............................................................................................................... 8
1.2.1.3 Italian rules ..................................................................................................................... 8
1.2.1.4 Regulation of other authorities ....................................................................................... 8
1.2.1.5 Laws and Decrees.......................................................................................................... 8
1.2.2 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS ......................................................................................... 9
1.3 FUNCTIONAL DETAILS............................................................................................... 10
1.3.1 GENERAL .................................................................................................................... 10
1.3.1.1 Operational environment .............................................................................................. 10
1.3.1.2 Regulations................................................................................................................... 10
1.3.1.3 Criteria for symbol identification ................................................................................... 10
1.3.1.4 Insertion modality ......................................................................................................... 10
1.3.1.5 Methodologies of execution.......................................................................................... 10
1.3.1.6 Ergonomics................................................................................................................... 10
1.3.1.7 Safety............................................................................................................................ 10
1.3.1.8 Requisites for Management and Quality Guarantee .................................................... 10
1.3.2 SYMBOLOGY DETAILS FOR PROCESS FLOW DIAGRAMS (PFD) AND
PROCESS & INSTRUMENTATION DIAGRAMS (P&ID)............................................. 11
1.3.2.1 Sizing criteria ................................................................................................................ 11
1.3.2.2 Process Flow Diagrams (PFD) and Process & Instrumentation diagrams
(P&ID) ........................................................................................................................... 11
1.3.2.3 Symbology organization ............................................................................................... 11
1.3.3 SYMBOLS FOR LAYOUTS, EQUIPMENT LOCATION, PIPING
INSTALLATION, TYPICAL OF INSTALLATION .......................................................... 12
1.3.3.1 Sizing criteria ................................................................................................................ 12
1.3.3.2 Mechanical layout......................................................................................................... 12
1.3.3.3 Symbols organization ................................................................................................... 12
1.3.3.4 Symbols for safety and firefighting layouts................................................................... 13
2. SYMBOLS FOR PROCESS FLOW DIAGRAMS PFD AND PROCESS

AND INSTRUMENTATION DIAGRAMS 15
2.1 PROCESS/MECHANICAL ........................................................................................... 15
2.1.1 LINES ........................................................................................................................... 15
2.1.2 DIFFERENT MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT (CYCLONES, CENTRIFUGES,
FILTERS OFF LINE, VIBRATING SCREENS, ETC.) (CLASS C) ............................... 17
2.1.3 DRILLING AND COMPLETION EQUIPMENT (CLASS D) .......................................... 20
2.1.4 FURNACES, BOILERS AND FLARES (CLASS F)...................................................... 21
2.1.5 SPECIFIC EQUIPMENT FOR SANITARY, POTABILIZATION, HEATING
AND HVAC (CLASS G) ................................................................................................ 23
2.1.6 EQUIPMENT FOR HEAT TRANSFER (CLASS H) ..................................................... 31
2.1.7 COMPRESSORS, BLOWERS, FANS (CLASS K)....................................................... 33
2.1.8 MACHINERY NON ELECTRICAL MOTORS (CLASS M) ........................................... 34
2.1.9 PUMPS (CLASS P) ...................................................................................................... 35
2.1.10 VALVES AND ACCESSORIES OF LINE (CLASS R, CLASS L) ................................. 37
2.1.11 TANKS (CLASS T) ....................................................................................................... 46
2.1.12 PRESSURE EQUIPMENT (SEPARATORS, DEGASSIFIERS, DRIERS
AND MISCELLANY) (CLASS V) .................................................................................. 48
2.1.13 EQUIPMENT FOR MATERIAL AND PRODUCT LOADING (CLASS Y) ..................... 53
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2.1.14 COMPLEMENTARY SYMBOLS FOR EQUIPMENT ................................................... 55

2.2 INSTRUMENTATION AND AUTOMATION / COMMUNICATION............................... 58
2.2.1 INSTRUMENTATION CONNECTION LINE................................................................. 58
2.2.2 INSTRUMENTS OR FUNCTIONS ............................................................................... 59
2.2.2.1 General instrument and shared display........................................................................ 59
2.2.2.2 Computerized functions................................................................................................ 60
2.2.2.3 Instrument or function normally not accessible by operator......................................... 61
2.2.2.4 Various devices ............................................................................................................ 62
2.2.2.5 Interlock logic................................................................................................................ 63
2.2.3 FUNCTION BLOCK...................................................................................................... 64
2.2.4 PRIMARY ELEMENTS................................................................................................. 66
2.2.4.1 Analyzers ...................................................................................................................... 66
2.2.4.2 Burner combustion and flame detectors....................................................................... 67
2.2.4.3 Conductivity .................................................................................................................. 68
2.2.4.4 Density.......................................................................................................................... 69
2.2.4.5 Voltage ......................................................................................................................... 70
2.2.4.6 Flow rate....................................................................................................................... 71
2.2.4.7 Current.......................................................................................................................... 73
2.2.4.8 Power............................................................................................................................ 74
2.2.4.9 Time.............................................................................................................................. 75
2.2.4.10 Level ............................................................................................................................. 76
2.2.4.11 Humidity........................................................................................................................ 77
2.2.4.12 Pressure or vacuum ..................................................................................................... 78
2.2.4.13 Quantity ........................................................................................................................ 79
2.2.4.14 Radiation ...................................................................................................................... 80
2.2.4.15 Speed or frequency ...................................................................................................... 81
2.2.4.16 Temperature ................................................................................................................. 82
2.2.4.17 Multivariable ................................................................................................................. 83
2.2.4.18 Vibrations...................................................................................................................... 84
2.2.4.19 Weight or force ............................................................................................................. 85
2.2.4.20 Location and sizes........................................................................................................ 86
2.2.5 VALVES AND DAMPERS ............................................................................................ 87
2.2.5.1 Control valves, dampers and fire dampers................................................................... 87
2.2.5.2 Actuators ...................................................................................................................... 88
2.2.5.3 Actuators in event of power failure ............................................................................... 90
2.2.6 SELF ACTUATED CONTROL VALVES ...................................................................... 91
2.2.6.1 Flow rate....................................................................................................................... 91
2.2.6.2 Hand ............................................................................................................................. 92
2.2.6.3 Level ............................................................................................................................. 93
2.2.6.4 Pressure ....................................................................................................................... 94
2.2.6.5 Safety............................................................................................................................ 95
2.2.6.6 Temperature and plug fuse .......................................................................................... 96
2.2.7 SAFETY DETECTORS ................................................................................................ 97
2.2.8 MANUAL STATIONS RELEVANT FOR SAFETY........................................................ 98
2.2.9 SIGNS OF DANGER .................................................................................................... 99
2.2.10 SPECIAL NOTES ....................................................................................................... 100
2.2.11 TABLE 1.1 – IDENTIFICATION LETTERS FUNCTIONS .......................................... 101
2.2.12 TABLE 1.2 – TYPICAL LETTER COMBINATIONS ................................................... 102
2.2.13 TABLE 1.3 – ABBREVIATIONS FOR TYPES OF POWER AND PURGE
FLUID SUPPLIES FOR USE ON P&ID...................................................................... 103
2.2.14 TABLE 1.4 – ABBREVIATIONS FOR TYPES OF POWER SUPPLIES
USED ON OTHER DIAGRAM TYPES (DO NOT USE ON P&ID) ............................. 103
2.2.15 TABLE 1.5 – PRIMARY ELEMENT TYPE LIST ........................................................ 104
2.3 ELECTRICAL ............................................................................................................. 106
2.3.1 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT (CLASS E) .................................................................... 106
2.4 SAFETY AND FIREFIGHTING .................................................................................. 107
2.4.1 EQUIPMENT FOR SAFETY, EVACUATION AND FIREFIGHTING (CLASS
S) ................................................................................................................................ 107
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3. SYMBOLS FOR ELECTRICAL/LOGICAL DIAGRAMS AND FOR

PNEUMATICAL/HYDRAULICS DIAGRAMS 111
3.1 ELECTRICAL ............................................................................................................. 111
3.1.1 ELECTRICAL DIAGRAMS ......................................................................................... 111
3.1.1.1 Kind of current, distribution systems and methods of connection .............................. 112
3.1.1.2 Conductors ................................................................................................................. 113
3.1.1.3 Resistances, winding and condensers ....................................................................... 115
3.1.1.4 Other element............................................................................................................. 116
3.1.1.5 Rotating electrical machines ...................................................................................... 117
3.1.1.6 Transformers and self-transformers ........................................................................... 118
3.1.1.7 Accumulators, rectifiers, inverters, converters ........................................................... 119
3.1.1.8 Breaking equipment and contacts .............................................................................. 120
3.1.1.9 Relay coils .................................................................................................................. 124
3.1.1.10 Measurement and releasing relay .............................................................................. 125
3.1.1.11 Measurement instruments .......................................................................................... 131
3.1.1.12 Terminal strips ............................................................................................................ 134
3.1.1.13 Miscellaneous ............................................................................................................. 136
3.1.2 LOGICAL DIAGRAMS................................................................................................ 137
3.1.2.1 Logical elements......................................................................................................... 138
3.1.2.2 Examples of logical functions performed by electric components ............................. 140
3.1.3 TAGS FOR FUNCTIONAL IDENTIFICATION OF ELECTRICAL
COMPONENTS.......................................................................................................... 141
3.1.3.1 Table 2.1 – Identification alphabetical codes of the type of component (3a)
(according to IEC, publication N° 750) ....................................................................... 142
3.1.3.2 Table 2.2 – Identification number of the function (according to ANSI/IEEE) ............. 143
3.2 INSTRUMENTATION ................................................................................................. 147
3.2.1 SYMBOLS FOR PNEUMATICAL AND HYDRAULIC DIAGRAMS ............................ 147
4. SYMBOLS FOR LAYOUTS, EQUIPMENT DEVICES, PIPING

INSTALLATION, TYPICAL OF INSTALLATION 150
4.1 PROCESS/MECHANICAL ......................................................................................... 150
4.1.1 GENERIC SYMBOLS................................................................................................. 151
4.1.2 VARIOUS MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT AND FILTERS OFF-LINE (CLASS
C) ................................................................................................................................ 155
4.1.3 DRILLING AND COMPLETION EQUIPMENT (CLASS D) ........................................ 157
4.1.4 FURNACES, BOILERS AND FLARES (CLASS F).................................................... 158
4.1.5 SPECIFIC EQUIPMENT FOR SANITARY, POTABILIZATION, HEATING
AND HVAC (CLASS G) .............................................................................................. 159
4.1.6 EQUIPMENT FOR HEAT TRANSFER (CLASS H) ................................................... 163
4.1.7 NON HVAC COMPRESSORS, BLOWERS AND FANS (CLASS K) ......................... 164
4.1.8 LINE EQUIPMENT (CLASS L) ................................................................................... 165
4.1.9 MACHINERY (PRIME MOVERS, ELECTRICAL EXCLUDED) (CLASS M) .............. 166
4.1.10 PUMPS (CLASS P) .................................................................................................... 167
4.1.11 VALVES (CLASS R)................................................................................................... 168
4.1.12 PRESSURE EQUIPMENT (SEPARATORS, DEGASSIFIERS, DRIERS
AND MISCELLANY) (CLASS V) ................................................................................ 169
4.1.13 EQUIPMENT FOR DIFFERENT MATERIAL AND PRODUCT LOADING
(CLASS Y) .................................................................................................................. 172
4.1.14 TANKS (CLASS T) ..................................................................................................... 173
4.1.15 SYMBOLS FOR FLUID TRANSPORTATION............................................................ 174
4.2 INSTRUMENTATION AND AUTOMATION/COMMUNICATION............................... 177
4.2.1 INSTRUMENT AND AUTOMATION EQUIPMENT (CLASS J).................................. 177
4.2.2 COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT (CLASS Q)........................................................... 178
4.3 ELECTRICAL ............................................................................................................. 179
4.3.1 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT (CLASS E) .................................................................... 179
4.3.2 INDUSTRIAL PLANTS ............................................................................................... 180
4.3.2.1 Stations and sub-stations ........................................................................................... 181
4.3.2.2 Lines ........................................................................................................................... 183
4.3.2.3 Cable run .................................................................................................................... 185
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4.3.2.4 Boards - underboards................................................................................................. 187

4.3.2.5 Junction boxes, conduits and accessories ................................................................. 188
4.3.2.6 Motors, push-buttons command, fm-light sockets...................................................... 190
4.3.2.7 Lighting equipment ..................................................................................................... 193
4.3.2.8 Earthing system.......................................................................................................... 196
4.3.2.9 Cathodic protection..................................................................................................... 198
4.3.2.10 Safety lightings and horns .......................................................................................... 199
4.3.2.11 Additional symbols for electric equipment arrangement plan drawings ..................... 200
4.3.3 CIVIL BUILDINGS ...................................................................................................... 202
4.3.3.1 Wiring.......................................................................................................................... 203
4.3.3.2 Switches ..................................................................................................................... 204
4.3.3.3 Power sockets ............................................................................................................ 206
4.3.3.4 Lighting equipment ..................................................................................................... 207
4.3.3.5 Various equipment...................................................................................................... 208
4.3.3.6 Special conductor indication....................................................................................... 209
4.3.4 SYMBOLS FOR FLUID TRANSPORTATION............................................................ 210
4.3.5 SELF-EXPLANATORY INITIALS ............................................................................... 211
4.3.5.1 Table 3.1 – Self-explanatory initials list for sub-stations, cabins, rooms for
phones and electro-mechanical equipment of big sizes ............................................ 212
4.3.5.2 Table 3.2 – Self-explanatory initials list for transformers, equipment devices
or items inside the panels........................................................................................... 212
4.3.5.3 Table 3.3 – Self-explanatory initials list for distribution switchboards ........................ 213
4.3.5.4 Table 3.4 – Self-explanatory initials list for lighting panels......................................... 213
4.3.5.5 Table 3.5 – Self-explanatory initials list for auxiliary panels....................................... 214
4.3.5.6 Table 3.6 – Self-explanatory initials list for special sockets and measures
and cathodic protection .............................................................................................. 215
4.3.5.7 Table 3.7 – Self-explanatory initials list for circuit denomination ............................... 215
4.3.5.8 Table 3.8 – Self-explanatory initials list for interconnecting panels and
junction boxes............................................................................................................. 216
4.3.5.9 Table 3.9 – Self-explanatory initials list in alphabetic order ....................................... 217
4.4 SAFETY AND FIREFIGHTING .................................................................................. 220
4.4.1 SAFETY EQUIPMENT, SCAVENGING AND FIREFIGHTING.................................. 221
4.4.1.1 Rescue means, protection, relief, emergency equipment (Class S) .......................... 221
4.4.1.2 Equipment for fire extinction systems (Class S)......................................................... 223
4.4.1.3 Visual, luminous and acoustic safety signalling (Class S) ......................................... 227
4.4.2 GRAPHICAL SYMBOLS FOR SAFETY SYMBOLS (CLASSIFIED
ACCORDING TO THE FUNCTIONS) ........................................................................ 228
4.4.3 ESCAPE ROUTES AND SAFETY ASSEMBLY DRAWINGS.................................... 231
4.5 CIVIL........................................................................................................................... 233
4.5.1 FINISHING ................................................................................................................. 234
4.5.1.1 Walls, panels .............................................................................................................. 234
4.5.1.2 False ceiling................................................................................................................ 235
4.5.1.3 Pavings ....................................................................................................................... 236
4.5.1.4 Window and door frames............................................................................................ 238
4.5.1.5 Sanitary fittings ........................................................................................................... 241
4.5.2 FITTINGS ................................................................................................................... 242
4.5.2.1 General ....................................................................................................................... 242
4.5.2.2 Infirmary...................................................................................................................... 243
4.5.2.3 Kitchen, laundry.......................................................................................................... 244
4.5.2.4 Toilets and cabins for accommodation modules ........................................................ 245
4.5.2.5 Meeting room, canteen............................................................................................... 246
4.5.2.6 Offices......................................................................................................................... 247
4.5.3 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES...................................................................................... 248
4.5.4 SEWERS .................................................................................................................... 250
5. SYMBOLS FOR CLASSIFICATION OF HAZARDOUS AREAS 252

5.1 SYMBOLS AND GRAPHICISM TO APPLY IN DRAWINGS FOR
CLASSIFICATION OF HAZARDOUS AREAS ........................................................... 252
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1. GENERAL
1.1 OBJECT
The aim of this document is to define the multidiscipline graphic plant symbols to be used
for the design of production of hydrocarbon plants or similar. The graphic symbols make
reference to the following documents:
• Process flow diagrams (PFD) and process and instrument diagrams (P&ID)
• Electrical / logical diagrams
• Pneumatical / hydraulic diagrams
• Layouts, equipment arrangement, piping installation, typical of installation
• Hazardous areas
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1.2 REFERENCES
1.2.1 Reference rules
1.2.1.1 International rules
IEC Graphic symbols in conformity with IEC rules of series 617,
sections from 1 to 13.
Functional identification tags of electrical components are in
conformity with IEC 750 rules.
ISA Graphic symbols are in conformity with ISA-S5.1 of 1984.

Rarely the symbol has been modified compared to those rules.
ISO 6790 Equipment for fire protection and fire fighting - Graphic
symbols for fire protection foams specifications.
1.2.1.2 European rules

BS 1635 Graphic symbols and abbreviation for fire protection drawings.
1.2.1.3 Italian rules

CEI Graphic symbols are in conformity with CEI rules, issues from
3-14 to 3-26.
CEI 3 Rules Sections 9 / 10 / 11
1.2.1.4 Regulation of other authorities

NFPA 170 Standard for Fire Safety Symbols.
1.2.1.5 Laws and Decrees

Plant design shall be executed in respect of the laws of the Country and of all the
provisions applied by the local Authorities.
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1.2.2 Reference documents

20198.COO.GEN.SDS NUMBERING SYSTEM AND ITEM CODIFICATION
06221.DOC.ELE.PRG GENERAL ONE LINE DIAGRAM – OLD (ONE LINE

DIAGRAM)
06127.VAR.ETI.PRG CODIFICATION SYSTEM OF ELECTRICAL

INSTRUMENTATION CABLES AND INDICATION OF
CONDUCTORS
20259.DOC.GEN.SDS DIAGRAMS DI MARCIA
20257.COO.SAF.SDS LAYOUTS FOR SAFETY LOCATION
20189.COO.GEN.SDS IDENTIFICATION AND CLASSIFICATION OF DESIGN

DOCUMENT
06249.DOC.GEN.PRG CRITERIA OF DRAWING EXECUTION – CLASSIFICATION

DRAWING OF HAZARDOUS AREAS
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1.3 FUNCTIONAL DETAILS

1.3.1 General
1.3.1.1 Operational environment
No special environmental attentions are foreseen in the development of activities regulated
by this specification.
1.3.1.2 Regulations
Symbols of this document available on electronic support, have been performed, with CAD
applications, in the simplest form and with essential graphic characters, in order to make
their use and interpretation easy and smooth.
By this symbols, efforts have been made to cover all the normally recurrent cases in the
preparation of design documents.
1.3.1.3 Criteria for symbol identification
Symbols have been grouped and ordered for document type, discipline and class of the
different components of plant.
Each graphic symbol is identified by a code, constituting the internal reference.
1.3.1.4 Insertion modality

The insertion of mechanical symbols in design graphic documents shall be in accordance
with the logic sequence of the fluid, avoiding, as far as possible, the line intersection; in
case this is not possible, it is valid the rule of breaking the vertical line in accordance with
the prescriptions of the documents relevant to the preparation of design documents.
1.3.1.5 Methodologies of execution

Symbols mentioned in this specification have been performed with CAD applications in
order to support the computerised execution of engineering documents.
1.3.1.6 Ergonomics
This specification does not settle regulations for activities concerning the application of
ergonomics rules.
1.3.1.7 Safety
This specification does not settle regulations for activities concerning the application of
safety rules.
1.3.1.8 Requisites for Management and Quality Guarantee
The additional management requisites and/or quality guarantee are in the applicable
management specification attached to the request for bid.
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1.3.2 Symbology details for Process Flow Diagrams (PFD) and Process & Instrumentation
Diagrams (P&ID)
1.3.2.1 Sizing criteria
The symbol representation does not normally foresee any scale, as their dimensions shall
be chosen through appropriate parametric procedures on the basis of the complexity of the
plants to represent.
Line components, manual and instrumentation valves that may have a 40% reduced
dimension and the equipment rich in nozzles, for which it will be expressly declared the
possibility of parametric scale, are an exception.
1.3.2.2 Process Flow Diagrams (PFD) and Process & Instrumentation diagrams (P&ID)
Graphical symbols for PFD and for P&ID, where the process information will be completed
with the identification of lines and of all components, are reported in the paragraphs of this
specification.
As far as the numbering and codification criteria are concerned, refer to doc.
20198.COO.GEN.SDS REV.1.
1.3.2.3 Symbology organization
The following paragraphs indicate the graphical symbols to use on PFD and P&ID:
Para. 2.1 PROCESS/MECHANICAL
Para. 2.1.1 Lines
Para. 2.1.2 Different mechanical equipment (cyclones, centrifuges, filters off line,
vibrating screens, etc.) (Class C)
Para. 2.1.3 Drilling and completion equipment (Class D)
Para. 2.1.4 Furnaces, boilers and flares (Class F)
Para. 2.1.5 Specific equipment for sanitary, potabilization, heating and HVAC (Class
G)
Para. 2.1.6 Equipment for heat transfer (Class H)
Para. 2.1.7 Compressors, blowers, fans (Class K)
Para. 2.1.8 Machinery non electrical motors (Class M)
Para. 2.1.9 Pumps (Class P)
Para. 2.1.10 Valves and accessories of line (Class R, Class L)
Para. 2.1.11 Tanks (Class T)
Para. 2.1.12 Pressure equipment (separators, degassifiers, driers and miscellany)
(Class V)
Para. 2.1.13 Equipment for material and product loading (Class Y)
Para. 2.1.14 Complementary symbols for equipment
Para. 2.2 INSTRUMENTATION AND AUTOMATION / COMMUNICATION
Para. 2.2.1 Instrumentation connection line
Para. 2.2.2 Instruments or functions
Para. 2.2.3 Function block
Para. 2.2.4 Primary elements
Para. 2.2.5 Valves and dampers
Para. 2.2.6 Self actuated control valves
Para. 2.2.7 Safety detectors
Para. 2.2.8 Manual stations relevant for safety
Para. 2.2.9 Signs of danger
Para. 2.3 ELECTRICAL
Para. 2.3.1 Electrical equipment (Class E)
Para. 2.4 SAFETY AND FIREFIGHTING
Para. 2.4.1 Equipment for safety, evacuation and firefighting (Class S)
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1.3.3 Symbols for layouts, equipment location, piping installation, typical of installation
1.3.3.1 Sizing criteria
The symbol representation does not normally foresee any scale, as their dimensions shall
be chosen through appropriate parametric procedures on the basis of the complexity of the
plants to represent.
Non-sizing symbols are usually object of single specific layouts and for which it is never
available derived layouts.
Plant components (items) requiring to be represented on scale on the layouts are split in:
• Civil or structural;
• Mechanical;
• Electrical or instrumental.
1.3.3.2 Mechanical layout
Mechanical symbols object of this document are often used in the preparation of all types of
layouts, as the mechanical equipment location is a “basis” for the preparation of documents
of different disciplines.
It is therefore appropriate to always use mechanical symbols under the same shape and
with the same criteria adopted by the mechanical designer; this is valid also for the
execution of electrical or instrumental layouts as well as for any document prepared without
using our procedures.
The mechanical layouts, that first use the symbols included in this document, are of three
typologies:
a) General
The general layout, and the drawings directly taken from this one, shall include the big
mechanical equipment whose symbols are reported in this document. The secondary
equipment, valves and line components are not normally included in the general layout.
b) Mechanical equipment location

Symbols indicated in this document are the ones used to prepare layouts for mechanical
equipment location. Layouts for electrical equipment location and layouts for control room
often include the mechanical equipment interfaces and/or the ones that must share the
same spaces.
c) Equipment and HVAC routing

1.3.3.3 Symbols organization
The following paragraphs indicate the graphical symbols to use on mechanical layouts and
in the other disciplines taken from mechanical layouts, complying with the grouping
hereafter listed:
Para. 4.1 PROCESS/MECHANICAL
Para. 4.1.1 Generic symbols
Para. 4.1.2 Various mechanical equipment and filters off-line (Class C)
Para. 4.1.3 Drilling and completion equipment (Class D)
Para. 4.1.4 Furnaces, boilers and flares (Class F)
Para. 4.1.5 Specific equipment for sanitary, potabilization, heating and HVAC (Class
G)
Para. 4.1.6 Equipment for heat transfer (Class H)
Para. 4.1.7 Non HVAC compressors, blowers and fans (Class K)
Para. 4.1.8 Line equipment (Class L)
The line accessories are not typically object of layouts in subject but some accessories do
have such big dimensions to be appropriate to locate them next to the mechanical
equipment.
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Para. 4.1.9 Machinery (Prime movers, electrical excluded) (Class M)

Para. 4.1.10 Pumps (Class P)
Para. 4.1.11 Valves (Class R)
Normally it is not foreseen the insertion of valves on mechanical layouts, anyway the para.
Indicates the relevant symbols in case it is necessary to represent them in order to highlight
the sizing problems or location solutions in comparison with adjacent equipment or
important process details.
Para. 4.1.12 Pressure equipment (separators, degassifiers, driers and miscellany)

(Class V)
Para. 4.1.13 Equipment for different material and product loading (Class Y)
Para. 4.1.14 Tank (Class T)
Para. 4.1.15 Symbols for fluid transportation
Para. 4.2 INSTRUMENTATION AND AUTOMATION / COMMUNICATION

Para. 4.2.1 Instrumentation and automation equipment (Class J)
Instrumentation and automation equipment, that may be located on the mechanical layouts,
are solely formed by panels that, due to their significant size, may have an impact on the
mechanical equipment location. The mentioned panels consequently form the typical
subject of “layouts of electrical and instrumental panel location”.
Para. 4.2.2 Communication equipment (Class Q)

Para. 4.3 ELECTRICAL
Para. 4.3.1 Electrical equipments (Class E)
Electrical equipment, that may be located in mechanical layouts, are mainly formed by
panels, which, due to their significant size, may have an impact on the mechanical
equipment location.
The mentioned panels consequently form the typical subject of “layouts of electrical and
instrumental panel location”.
Para. 4.3.2 Industrial plants

Para. 4.3.3 Civil buildings
Para. 4.3.4 Symbols for fluid transportation
1.3.3.4 Symbols for safety and firefighting layouts

1.3.3.4.1 Recommendations
Layout drawings shall be in accordance with the requirements of spec.
20257.COO.SAF.SDS.
Symbols have been extracted from official acknowledged rules, national or international
(ISO 6790; NFPA 170; BS 1635; Rules CEI 3 - Parts 9 .10.11), as the safety and firefighting
layout drawings shall be subject to the Authorities’ approval.
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1.3.3.4.2 Sizing criteria

Symbol graphical representation does not foresee any particular scale that makes
modification in respect of the sizing defined in the electronic libraries.
Sizing indication for some primary symbols are given hereafter:
- rectangular for instrumentation and control panels: 16x8 mm;
- trapezium for safety means: 16x8 mm;
- square for manual control station: 8x8 mm;
- circle for safety instruments: diam. 7 mm;
- circle for safety architectural symbol: diam. 10 mm.
1.3.3.4.3 Symbol organization
Paragraphs group symbols for class in accordance with spec. 20198.COO.GEN.SDS.
Instrument graphical symbols having an impact on safety have been ordered for function
and for symbol progression.
In this typology of document, symbols are represented in the following organization:
Para. 4.4 SAFETY AND FIREFIGHTING
Para. 4.4.1 Safety equipment, scavenging and firefighting
Para. 4.4.1.1 Rescue means, protection, relief, emergency equipment (Class S)
Para. 4.4.1.2 Equipment for fire extinction systems (Class S)
Para. 4.4.1.3 Visual, luminous and acoustic safety signaling (Class S)
Para. 4.4.2 Graphical symbols for safety symbols (classified according to the
functions)
All instrumentation symbols here reported refer to “LOCAL” instruments that, on P&ID, are
indicated with the oval typical symbol (without any diagonal) within which it is written the
function.
Please note that a lot of graphical symbols have marked on the side may typical characters
describing the instrument type.
Para. 4.4.3 Escape routes and safety assembly drawings
Graphical symbols have been ordered in progressive. Two groups of symbols have been
singled out; one relevant to symbols to use on representation of escape routes, the other
collects the architectural symbols important for safety reasons and therefore belonging to
the safety symbol library and not to the architectural symbol library.
Para. 4.5 CIVIL

Para. 4.5.1 Finishing
Para. 4.5.2 Fittings
Para. 4.5.3 Electrical appliances
Para. 4.5.4 Sewers
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2. SYMBOLS FOR PROCESS FLOW DIAGRAMS PFD AND PROCESS AND

INSTRUMENTATION DIAGRAMS
2.1 PROCESS/MECHANICAL
2.1.1 Lines
SYMBOL DESCRIPTION SYMBOL DESCRIPTION
Int. Ref.: 1001 Int. Ref.: 1009
Secondary line
From/to Unit
(th. 0.4 mm)
Int. Ref.: 1002 Int. Ref.: 1010 (*)
Future line
Product Inlet
(th. 0.2 mm)
Int. Ref.: 1003 Int. Ref.: 1011
Product Outlet Sloped line
Int. Ref.: 1004 Int. Ref.: 1012
Supply limit No pocket line
Int. Ref.: 1005 Int. Ref.: 1013
Direction of flow
A= One way flow Intersecting lines
B= Flow double sense
Int. Ref.: 1006 Int. Ref.: 1014
Package limit Crossover lines
Int. Ref.: 1007 Int. Ref.: 1015
Line change/Specif. change Rubber line or flexible material
Int. Ref.: 1008 (*) Int. Ref.: 1016
Principal line Underground pipe (general

(th. 0.8 mm) symbol)
Symbols for process flow diagrams PFD and process and instrumentation diagrams P&ID
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Lines
Int. Ref.: 1017 Int. Ref.: 1025
Design pressure and operating

Equipment insulation
temperature
Int. Ref.: 1018 Int. Ref.:
General From/to
Hot insulated line
Cold insulated line
Jacketed line
Traced line by external hot

fluid
Electric traced line
Traced line by internal hot fluid
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2.1.2 Different mechanical equipment (cyclones, centrifuges, filters off line, vibrating
screens, etc.) (Class C)
Int. Ref.: 1101 Int. Ref.: 1109
Cyclone Agitator/mixer (general)
Vertical centrifuge
Horizontal decanter centrifuge
Jet mixer, injector, ejector,

eductor
Venturi washer
Static mixer
Int. Ref.: 1107 Int. Ref.: 1110 (*)
Screen Scaling weighing machine
Int. Ref.: 1108 Int. Ref.: 1111 (*)
Vibrating screen Bascule
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Different mechanical equipment (cyclones, centrifuges, filters off line, vibrating screens, etc.)
(Class C)
Int. Ref.: 1112 (*) Int. Ref.: 1117 (*)
Suction hood Horizontal blade flocculator
Int. Ref.: Int. Ref.: 1118 (*)
Turbine flocculator
Int. Ref.: 1113 (*) Int. Ref.: 1119
Air turbine Basket gas strainer
Int. Ref.: 1114 (*) Int. Ref.: 1120
Active carbon recovery basket

Air diffusor
filter
Int. Ref.: 1115 (*) Int. Ref.: 1121
Adjustable weir Cartridge filter
Int. Ref.: Int. Ref.: 1122 (*)
Duplex filter
Int. Ref.: Int. Ref.: 1123
Sand (multimedia) filter
Int. Ref.: 1116 (*) Int. Ref.: 1124
Natural draught burner Venturi

Sand filter
type
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Different mechanical equipment (cyclones, centrifuges, filters off line, vibrating screens, etc.)
(Class C)
Int. Ref.: 1125 Int. Ref.: 1133
Active carbon filter Vacuum horizontal filter
Int. Ref.: 1126 Int. Ref.: 1134
Coalescer Electrostatic precipitator
Int. Ref.: 1127 Int. Ref.: 1135
Vessel with
demister/coalescence Filter press
separator
Int. Ref.: 1128 Int. Ref.: 1136
Plate screen Belt type filter
Int. Ref.: 1129 Int. Ref.: 1137
Raw gas filter Separator screen (general)
Int. Ref.: 1130 Int. Ref.: 1138
Filter (general symbol) Slide gate
Int. Ref.: 1131 Int. Ref.: 1139
Bag filter Static bend grid
Int. Ref.: 1132 Int. Ref.: 1140
Rotary vacuum filter Macerator/comminutor
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2.1.3 Drilling and completion equipment (Class D)
Double completion well head
Single completion well head
Int. Ref.: Int. Ref.:
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2.1.4 Furnaces, boilers and flares (Class F)
Int. Ref.: 1301 Int. Ref.: 1309
Direct fire heater Furnace (general)
Int. Ref.: 1302 Int. Ref.: 1310
Indirect fire heater Water tubes boiler
Int. Ref.: 1303 Int. Ref.: 1311
Cabin type furnace Fire tubes boiler
Int. Ref.: 1304 Int. Ref.: 1312
Cylindrical vert-type furnace Drum boiler
Reaction furnace
Int. Ref.: 1306 Int. Ref.: 1313
Electric resistance furnace Flare
Int. Ref.: 1307 Int. Ref.: 1314
Electric arc furnace Burning pit
Int. Ref.: 1308 Int. Ref.: 1315
Electric induction furnace Chimney
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Furnaces, boilers and flares (Class F)
Vent
Swing out burner
Int. Ref.: 1318 (*) Int. Ref.:
Burner (general)
Flame glycol regenerator
Electric glycol regenerator
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2.1.5 Specific equipment for sanitary, potabilization, heating and HVAC (Class G)
SYMBOL DESCRIPTION
Int. Ref.: 1401
Air handling unit two duct system
Int. Ref.: 1402
Air handling unit all air
Int. Ref.: 1403
Air handling unit all air pre-

heating coil
Int. Ref.: 1404
Roof top air handling unit
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Specific equipment for sanitary, potabilization, heating and HVAC (Class G)
SYMBOL DESCRIPTION
Int. Ref.: 1405
Self contained air handling unit

split type
Int. Ref.: 1406
Self contained air handling unit
Int. Ref.: 1407
“Primary air “ air handling unit
Int. Ref.: 1408 (*)
Window type air handling unit
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SYMBOL DESCRIPTION
Int. Ref.: 1409
Refrigerating unit split type
Int. Ref.: 1410
Refrigerating unit split type with

condenser
Int. Ref.: 1411
Cooling water chiller with

condenser
Int. Ref.: 1412
Water chiller with separate air

condenser
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SYMBOL DESCRIPTION
Int. Ref.: 1413
Water chiller with air condenser
Int. Ref.:
Int. Ref.:
Int. Ref.:
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Int. Ref.: 1421 Int. Ref.: 1429
High efficiency air filter Hot fluid heater
Int. Ref.: 1422 Int. Ref.: 1430
Roll type filter Chilled fluid heater
Int. Ref.: 1423 Int. Ref.: 1431
Hot fluid heater with external

Bag filter
grille
Int. Ref.: 1424 Int. Ref.: 1432
Flat air filter Electric heater
Int. Ref.: 1425 Int. Ref.: 1433
Fire resistant class I air filter Electric radiator
Int. Ref.: 1426 Int. Ref.: 1434
Antigrease filter for kitchen

Fluid type radiating panel
hood
Int. Ref.: 1427 Int. Ref.: 1435
Natural draft coil Fluid type radiator
Int. Ref.: 1428 Int. Ref.: 1436
Fan-coil Centrifugal fan (inside unit)
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Int. Ref.: 1437 Int. Ref.: 1445
Axial fan (inside unit) Heating coil
Int. Ref.: 1438 Int. Ref.: 1446
Centrifugal fan (in duct) Cooling coil
Int. Ref.: 1439 Int. Ref.: 1447
Axial fan or blower (in duct) Electric heating coil
Int. Ref.: 1440 Int. Ref.: 1448
Moisture separator Transfer grill
Int. Ref.: 1441 Int. Ref.: 1449
Humidifier (installed outside

Linear supply diffuser
duct)
Int. Ref.: 1442 Int. Ref.: 1450
Exhaust inlet louver with air

Humidifier (installed in duct)
lock
Int. Ref.: 1443 Int. Ref.: 1451
Drinking water sterilizer (UV

Supply louver with air lock
type)
Int. Ref.: 1444 Int. Ref.: 1452
Demineralization unit Inlet and outlet grille
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Int. Ref.: 1453 Int. Ref.: 1461
Air lock Drinking water boiler
Back draft air lock
Gravity blade air lock
Fire barrier
Air lock with parallel blades
Air lock with opposite blades
Mixing box
Pressure reducing box
Rev. 0 March 2003
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Specific equipment for sanitary, potabilization, heating and HVAC
Int. Ref.: 1481 Int. Ref.: 1489
General symbol Kitchen sink
Int. Ref.: 1482 Int. Ref.: 1490
Dish washer Wash-tub
Coffee machine
Washing machine
Bidet
Water closed
Toilet sink
Shower
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2.1.6 Equipment for heat transfer (Class H)
Int. Ref.: 1501 Int. Ref.: 1509
Heat exchanger (general) Steam heater
Int. Ref.: 1502 Int. Ref.: 1510
Heat exchanger (general) Recovery boiler
Heat exchanger (one pass)
Heat exchanger (two pass)
Int. Ref.: 1505 Int. Ref.: 1511
Reboiler Kettle type Plate heat exchanger
Int. Ref.: 1506 (*) Int. Ref.: 1512
Reboiler Kettle type Air cooler
Int. Ref.: 1507 Int. Ref.: 1513
Water cooler Air cooler with louvres
Int. Ref.: 1508 Int. Ref.: 1514
Built-in reboiler in Air cooler with actuated lock

vessels/columns gate
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Equipment for heat transfer (Class H)
Int. Ref.: 1515 Int. Ref.: 1523
Electric heating tube applied

Box cooler (single coil)
to equipment
Int. Ref.: 1516 Int. Ref.: 1524
Cooling tower, humid type –

Jacketed heat exchanger
forced draft
Int. Ref.: 1517 Int. Ref.: 1525
Cooling tower, dry type –

Box exchanger
forced draft
Int. Ref.: 1518 Int. Ref.: 1526
Cooling tower, humid type –

Water spray cooler
natural draft
Int. Ref.: 1519 Int. Ref.: 1527
Finned tube (including heater Cooling tower, dry type –

series) exchanger natural draft
Int. Ref.: 1520 Int. Ref.: 1528
Heating coil tube applied to

Desuperheater
equipment
Int. Ref.: 1521 Int. Ref.: 1529
Electric exchanger Superheater or heater
Int. Ref.: 1522 Int. Ref.: 1530
Electric gas heater hot oil Waste heat recovery unit
Rev. 0 March 2003
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2.1.7 Compressors, blowers, fans (Class K)
Int. Ref.: 1601 Int. Ref.: 1609
Centrifugal compressor Instrument air compressor
Int. Ref.: 1602 Int. Ref.: 1610
Centrifugal compressor Rotary compressor
Int. Ref.: 1603 Int. Ref.: 1611
2-phase centrifugal
Screw compressor
compressor
Int. Ref.: 1604 Int. Ref.: 1612
3-phase centrifugal
Lobe compressor
compressor
Int. Ref.: 1605 Int. Ref.: 1613
Reciprocating compressor Sliding vane compressor
Int. Ref.: 1606 Int. Ref.: 1614 (*)
2-stage reciprocating
Fan (general)
compressor
Int. Ref.: 1607 Int. Ref.: 1615
Axial compressor
compressor
Piston compressor
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2.1.8 Machinery non electrical motors (Class M)
Diesel engine
Gas engine
Turbo expander
Turbine with intermediate

bleeding
Gas turbine
Hydraulic turbine
Steam reciprocating driver
Expansion turbine
Rev. 0 March 2003
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2.1.9 Pumps (Class P)
Int. Ref.: 1801 Int. Ref.: 1809
Centrifugal pump Propeller or screw pump
Int. Ref.: 1802 Int. Ref.: 1810
Centrifugal pump Sliding vane pump
Int. Ref.: 1803 Int. Ref.: 1811
Two stage centrifugal pump

Diaphragm pump
with intermediate cooling
Int. Ref.: 1804 Int. Ref.: 1812
Reciprocating pump Metering pump
Int. Ref.: 1805 Int. Ref.: 1813
Piston pump Injection pump
Int. Ref.: 1806 Int. Ref.: 1814
Vertical submersible
Lobe pump centrifugal pump (external
motor)
Int. Ref.: 1807 Int. Ref.: 1815
Rotary/gear pump Barrel pump
Int. Ref.: 1808 Int. Ref.: 1816
Rotary/gear pump Ejection pump
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Pumps (Class P)
Hand pump
Submersible pump
(submersed motor)
Vacuum pump
Slurry pump
Turbine pump
Archimedean or volute screw

pump
Eccentric pump
Rev. 0 March 2003
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2.1.10 Valves and accessories of line (Class R, Class L)
Int. Ref.: 1901 Int. Ref.: 1909
Globe valve 3-way ball valve
Int. Ref.: 1902 (*) Int. Ref.: 1910
Angle globe valve Check valve
NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: 1903 (*) Int. Ref.: 1911
Angle valve Check valve
Int. Ref.: 1904 Int. Ref.: 1912
Autom. down flow check

3-way valve
valve
Int. Ref.: 1905 Int. Ref.: 1913
4-way valve Angle check valve
Int. Ref.: 1906 (*) Int. Ref.: 1914 (*)
Reduced bore ball valve Wafer check valve
Int. Ref.: 1907 Int. Ref.: 1915
Full bore ball valve (only for

Diaphragm valve
∅ >=2”)
Int. Ref.: 1908 Int. Ref.: 1916 (*)
4-way ball valve Pinch valve
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Valves and accessories of line (Class R, Class L)
Int. Ref.: 1917 Int. Ref.: 1925 (*)
Butterfly valve Jacketed plug-valve
Int. Ref.: 1918 Int. Ref.: 1926
Gate valve Proportioning valve
NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: 1919 (*) Int. Ref.: 1927
Angle gate valve Excess flow valve
Int. Ref.: 1920 Int. Ref.: 1928 (*)
Full bore gate valve Piston valve
Int. Ref.: 1921 Int. Ref.: 1929
Needle valve Foot valve
Int. Ref.: 1922 Int. Ref.: 1930
Plug valve Checked leak off valve
Int. Ref.: 1923 Int. Ref.: 1931 (*)
3-way plug valve Manual control valve with float
Int. Ref.: 1924 Int. Ref.: 1932 (*)
Element controlled valve with

4-way plug valve
spring load
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Int. Ref.: 1933 Int. Ref.: 1941 (*)
Double automatic breather

Diverter valve for solids
pipe
Int. Ref.: 1934 Int. Ref.: 1942 (*)
Diverter valve for solids Automatic air re-entry
Quick opening valve
Breathing valve
Lock gate
Choke valve
Double block and bleed valve

with drainage hole
Double block and bleed Valve

with valve drainage hole
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Int. Ref.: 1951 Int. Ref.: 1959
Sight glass Swivel joint
Int. Ref.: 1952 Int. Ref.: 1960
Thermostatic steam trap Temporary strainer
Int. Ref.: 1953 Int. Ref.: 1961
Thermodynamic steam trap “Y” strainer
Int. Ref.: 1954 Int. Ref.: 1962
Steam trap with float Basket strainer
Int. Ref.: 1955 (*) Int. Ref.: 1963
Steam trap with integral check

Insulating joint
valve (bucket type)
Int. Ref.: 1956 Int. Ref.: 1964
Expansion joint Spectacle flange
Int. Ref.: 1957 Int. Ref.: 1965
Flexible coupling Hamer’s spectacle flange
Int. Ref.: 1958 Int. Ref.: 1966
Rubber hose Silencer
Rev. 0 March 2003
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Int. Ref.: 1967 Int. Ref.: 1975 (*)
Pulsation damper Jet sprayer
Int. Ref.: 1968 Int. Ref.: 1976 (*)
Pressurized expansion
Sample cabinet
vessel
Int. Ref.: 1969 Int. Ref.: 1977 (*)
Sample cabinet
Flame arrestor
heating/cooling
Int. Ref.: 1970 Int. Ref.: 1978 (*)
Sampling hatch for corrosion

Choking flame arrestor
tests
Barrel fow tee
Drip ring
Special reducing drip ring
Special reducing cross drip

ring
Rev. 0 March 2003
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Valves and accessories of line non-identified
Int. Ref.: 2001 Int. Ref.: 2009
A= Cap socket weld

B= Cap threaded Eccentric reducer
Int. Ref.: 2002 Int. Ref.: 2010
Flange with lens packing Ring spacer
Int. Ref.: 2003 Int. Ref.: 2011
Welded cap Single blind
Int. Ref.: 2004 Int. Ref.: 2012
Flange with lens packing and

Male plug
instrument connection
Int. Ref.: 2005 Int. Ref.: 2013
Union Quick connection coupling
Int. Ref.: 2006 Int. Ref.: 2014
Blind flange Insulating flange
Int. Ref.: 2007 Int. Ref.: 2015 (*)
Concentric reducer Siphon
Int. Ref.: 2008 Int. Ref.: 2016
Flange connection Vent to atmosphere
Rev. 0 March 2003
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Valves and accessories of line non-identified
Int. Ref.: 2017 Int. Ref.: 2025 (*)
Swage nipple Swivel
Int. Ref.: 2018 Int. Ref.: 2026 (*)
Open drain concentric reducer

Temperature thermo-well
(Funnel)
Int. Ref.: 2019 Int. Ref.: 2027
Hook up with flanged spool

Vent to atmosphere
piece
Int. Ref.: 2020 (*) Int. Ref.: 2028
Open hydraulic seal Site welded hook up
Int. Ref.: 2021 Int. Ref.: 2029
Flanged hook up with site

Open drain (Funnel)
weld
Int. Ref.: 2022 Int. Ref.: 2030
Spool piece with safety

Closed drain restriction orifice tack welded
to flange
Int. Ref.: 2023 Int. Ref.: 2031
OMEGA element for

Flanged spool piece
expansion compensation
Hose connection
Rev. 0 March 2003
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Valves and accessories of line – Symbols for mechanical actuators
Hand actuator
Remove hand actuator
Float actuator
Counter weight actuator
Centrifugal actuator
Rev. 0 March 2003
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Valves and accessories of line – Symbols for status indication
Int. Ref.: 2061 Int. Ref. 2069:
Gate valve locked open Globe valve locked closed
Int. Ref.: 2062 Int. Ref.: 2070
Gate valve normally closed Butterfly valve locked open
Int. Ref.: 2063 Int. Ref.: 2071
Gate valve locked closed Butterfly valve normally closed
Int. Ref.: 2064 Int. Ref.: 2072
Ball valve locked open Butterfly valve locked closed
Int. Ref.: 2065 Int. Ref.: 2073
Ball valve normally closed Plug valve normally closed
Int. Ref.: 2066 Int. Ref.: 2074
Ball valve locked closed Needle valve normally closed
Globe valve locked open
Globe valve normally closed
Rev. 0 March 2003
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2.1.11 Tanks (Class T)
Int. Ref.: 2101 Int. Ref.: 2109
Spherical pressure storage

Cone roof storage tank
tank
Int. Ref.: 2102 (*) Int. Ref.: 2110
Spherical pressure storage

Diaphragm tank
tank
Int. Ref.: 2103 Int. Ref.: 2111
Cone bottomed bin (bulk

Storage tank
storage)
Int. Ref.: 2104 Int. Ref.: 2112
Atmospheric storage tank Flat bottomed bin (bulk

(cylindric flat bottom) storage)
Int. Ref.: 2105 Int. Ref.: 2113
Open top-cone/pyramid
Crane bottom tank
bottomed bin
Int. Ref.: 2106 Int. Ref.: 2114
Chemical additives tank Open top solid storage tank
BS 1635
Int. Ref.: 2107 Int. Ref.: 2115
Floating roof storage tank Tank with heating coil
Int. Ref.: 2108 Int. Ref.: 2116 (*)
Atmospheric storage tank

Weighing vessel
(rectangular)
Rev. 0 March 2003
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Tanks (Class T)
Sump
Pump separator pipe
Tank gas holder
BS 1635
Tank gas holder (dry)
Rev. 0 March 2003
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2.1.12 Pressure equipment (separators, degassifiers, driers and miscellany) (Class V)
Int. Ref.: 2201 Int. Ref.: 2209
Vertical vessel (general) Damper
Int. Ref.: 2202 Int. Ref.: 2210
Horizontal vessel (general) Gas membrane damper
Int. Ref.: 2203 (*) Int. Ref.: 2211
Pressure vessel with boot Gas pressurizer
Int. Ref.: 2204 Int. Ref.: 2212
Jacketed pressure vessel Membrane gas pressurizer
Int. Ref.: 2205 Int. Ref.: 2213
Electrically heated
Vessel with mixer
pressurizer
Int. Ref.: 2206 Int. Ref.: 2214
Pressurizer with spray

Vessel with heating coil
injection
Int. Ref.: 2207 Int. Ref.: 2215
Electrically heated
Cylinder (generic – not for
pressurizer with spray
firefighting system)
injection
Int. Ref.: 2208 Int. Ref.: 2216
Autoclave Expansion tank
Rev. 0 March 2003
Sh. 49 of 252
Pressure equipment (separators, degassifiers, driers and miscellany) (Class V)
Int. Ref.: 2217 Int. Ref.: 2222
Gas scrubber Column (general)
Int. Ref.: 2218 Int. Ref.: 2223
Column with trays (one

Extractor
section)
Column with trays (two

sections)
Int. Ref.: 2219 Int. Ref.: 2225
Column with trays (three

Scrubber
sections)
Column with chimney trays
Int. Ref.: 2220 Int. Ref.: 2227
Evaporator Rotating disc column
Int. Ref.: 2221 Int. Ref.: 2228
Gas boot Sectioned tower
Packing column
Rev. 0 March 2003
Sh. 50 of 252
Int. Ref.: 2230 Int. Ref.: 2238
Regenerator Batch trays drier
Int. Ref.: 2231 Int. Ref.: 2239
MDEA Absorber Spray drier
Int. Ref.: 2232 Int. Ref.: 2240
Catalytic reactor or general

Absorbent drier
(reactor)
Int. Ref.: 2233 Int. Ref.: 2241
Bioreactor Bav Rotary film drier
Int. Ref.: 2234 (*) Int. Ref.: 2242
Fluid-bed drier Continuous tunnel drier
Int. Ref.: 2235 Int. Ref.: 2243
Degasser Rotary drum drier
Int. Ref.: 2236 Int. Ref.: 2244
Launching trap with concentric

Vacuum tower
reducer
Int. Ref.: 2237 Int. Ref.: 2245
Launching trap with eccentric

Drier (general)
reducer
Rev. 0 March 2003
Sh. 51 of 252
Int. Ref.: 2246 Int. Ref.: 2254
Decanter Test separator
Int. Ref.: 2247 Int. Ref.: 2255
Clarifier Test gas separator
Int. Ref.: 2248 Int. Ref.: 2256
Thickener
Slug catcher
Int. Ref.: 2249 Int. Ref.: 2257 (*)
Arrival trap with concentric

Sedimentation tank
reducer
Int. Ref.: 2250 Int. Ref.: 2258 (*)
Arrival trap with eccentric

Open settling tank
reducer
Int. Ref.: 2251 (*) Int. Ref.: 2259
Gun Barrel Production separator
Int. Ref.: 2252 Int. Ref.: 2260
Scrubber moisture separator Production gas separator
Int. Ref.: 2253 Int. Ref.: 2261
Gas Knock out drum Liquid separator
Rev. 0 March 2003
Sh. 52 of 252
Int. Ref.: 2263 Int. Ref.: 2271 (*)
Electrostatic separator Floating roof Gun Barrel
Int. Ref.: 2264 Int. Ref.: 2272 (*)
Flotation cells Foliated separator
Int. Ref.: 2265 Int. Ref.: 2273 (*)
Longitudinal separator for

Centrifugal separator
waste
Grid collector oil skimmer
Oil skimmer
Vapour or gas separator
Static decanter
Coalescent separator
Rev. 0 March 2003
Sh. 53 of 252
2.1.13 Equipment for material and product loading (Class Y)
Int. Ref.: 2301 Int. Ref.: 2308 (*)
Bridge crane Hopper
Screw conveyor
Int. Ref.: 2302 Int. Ref.: 2310
Skip hoist Air lift
Int. Ref.: 2303 Int. Ref.: 2311
Handling equipment
Scale
(general)
Int. Ref.: 2304 Int. Ref.: 2312 (*)
Marine loading arms with

Roller conveyor
emerg.
Int. Ref.: 2305 Int. Ref.: 2313
Loading arm for self bar tank

Belt conveyor
without steam recovery
Int. Ref.: 2306 Int. Ref.: 2314 (*)
Loading arm with steam

Hook belt conveyor
recovery
Int. Ref.: 2307 Int. Ref.: 2315 (*)
Metallic belt conveyor Telescoping loading arm
Rev. 0 March 2003
Sh. 54 of 252
Equipment for material and product loading (Class Y)
Jacketed loading arms
Weighing machine
Tank truck
Tank wagon
Tanker
Disc mill
Rev. 0 March 2003
Sh. 55 of 252
2.1.14 Complementary symbols for equipment
Int. Ref.: 2401 (*) Int. Ref.: 2409 (*)
Trays for columns with

Internal coil
downcomer
Int. Ref.: 2402 (*) Int. Ref.: 2410 (*)
Trays for columns with two

External coil
passes type
Int. Ref.: 2403 (*) Int. Ref.: 2411 (*)
Trays for columns with dual

Jacket
flow
Electrical heating
Hopper vibrator
Vibrating head
Mist eliminator
Column top vapours outlet
Rev. 0 March 2003
Sh. 56 of 252
Complementary symbols for equipment
Int. Ref.: 2421 (*) Int. Ref.: 2429 (*)
Swirl deck Inlet horn (diffusor type)
Int. Ref.: 2422 (*) Int. Ref.: 2430 (*)
Vane pack Cyclone
Int. Ref.: 2423 (*) Int. Ref.: 2431 (*)
Schoepentoeter (vane type,

Dollar plate
sideways, inlet device)
Int. Ref.: 2424 (*) Int. Ref.: 2432 (*)
Liquid spray (perforated pipe) Packed section
Int. Ref.: 2425 (*) Int. Ref.: 2433 (*)
Liquid spray (nozzle type) Redistribution (liquid/liquid)
Int. Ref.: 2426 (*) Int. Ref.: 2434 (*)
Redistribution (gas, liquid

Total draw-off tray
injection)
Int. Ref.: 2427 (*) Int. Ref.: 2435 (*)
Partial draw-off tray Baffle with partition plate
Int. Ref.: 2428 (*)
Chimney Vortex breaker
Rev. 0 March 2003
Sh. 57 of 252
Complementary symbols for equipment
Flanged nozzle (companion

flange by ENI)
Flanged nozzle (companion

flange by supplier)
Nozzle welded on the

equipment hose
Front flanged nozzle

(companion flange by ENI)
Front flanged nozzle

(companion flange by
supplier)
Corner flanged nozzle

(companion flange by ENI)
Corner flanged nozzle

(companion flange by
supplier)
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2.2 INSTRUMENTATION AND AUTOMATION / COMMUNICATION

2.2.1 Instrumentation connection line
Int. Ref.: 2601 Int. Ref.: 2609
Process connection or
Electromagnetic or sonic
instrument supply pipe (note
signal (guided)
1)
ISA S51 6.2.1 ISA S5.1 6.2.7
Int. Ref.: 2602 Int. Ref.: 2610
Electromagnetic or sonic
Undefined signal
signal (not guided) (note 3)
ISA S5.1 6.2.1 ISA S5.1 6.2.8
Int. Ref.: 2603 Int. Ref.: 2611
Pneumatic signal (may be Internal system link (software

used for any gas type) or data link)
ISA.S5 6.2.1 ISA S5.1 6.2.9
Int. Ref.: 2604 Int. Ref.: 2612
Alternative (note 2)
ON-OFF pneumatic binary signal Mechanical link
(may be used for any gas type)
ISA S5.1 6.2.1 CEI 30-04-06 ISA S5.1 6.2.10
Electric signal
ISA S5.1 6.2.1
Alternative (note 2)
Electric binary signal ON-OFF
ISA S5.1 6.2.1
Hydraulic signal
ISA S5.1 6.2.1 CEI 30-04-07
Capillary tube
ISA S5.1 6.2.1 CEI 30-04-09
Notes:
1) To denote the type of power supply use abbreviations of next chapter..
2) The optional binary symbols are available for those applications where the user finds it necessary to distinguish between analog and binary signals. Consistency is
recommended on a given set of documents.
3) Electromagnetic phenomena include heat, radio waves, nuclear radiation and light..
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2.2.2 Instruments or functions

2.2.2.1 General instrument and shared display
Generic instrument in primary location

(control center) normally accessible by
operator (note 1)
ISA S5.1 6.3.1
Generic instrument field

mounted
ISA S5.1 6.3.2
Generic instrument in auxiliary

location (local panel) normally
accessible by operator
ISA S5.1 6.3.3
Shared display, shared control primary

location normally accessible by
operator (control center)
ISA S5.1 6.3.4
Shared display/shared control
ISA S5.1 6.3.5
Shared display/control in auxiliary

ISA S5.1 6.3.6
Note:
1) Abbreviation as IP1 could be used (Instrument panel n.1 ); IC2 (Instrument console n. 2) CC3 (Computer console n. 3) when it is necessary accurate instrument or
function location.
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2.2.2.2 Computerized functions
Computerized function in primary

location (control center) normally
ISA S5.1 6.3.7
Computerized function field

mounted
ISA S5.1 6.3.8
Computerized function in auxiliary

ISA S5.1 6.3.9
Programmable logic control in primary

location (control center) normally
ISA S5.1 6.3.10
Programmable logic control

field mounted
ISA S5.1 6.3.11
Programmable logic control in

auxiliary location normally accessible
by operator
ISA S5.1 6.3.12
High quantity of characters on

instrumentation tag
Note:
As accessible are defined the instruments and functions that can be seen or used by operator.
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2.2.2.3 Instrument or function normally not accessible by operator

Instrument or function normally
inaccessible or behind the panel
device on primary location (control
center)
ISA S5.1 6.3

Programmable logic control normally
center)
ISA S5.1 6.3

Computer function normally
center)
ISA S5.1 6.3
Instrument or function normally

device auxiliary location (local panel)
ISA S5.1 6.3
Programmable logic control normally

ISA S5.1 6.3
Computer function normally

ISA S5.1 6.3
Note:
Behind the panel identifies devices and functions installed and/or located in: 1) instrumentation panel; 2) rack mounted hardware; 3)within panels.
Behind the panel devices are not accessible to th operator.
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2.2.2.4 Various devices
Instruments sharing common

housing
ISA S5.1 6.3.15
Auxiliary location pilot light
ISA S5.1 6.3.16
Panel mounted patchboard

point 12
ISA S5.1 6.3.17
Purge or flushing device
ISA S5.1 6.3.18
Reset for latch-type actuators
ISA S5.1 6.3.19
Diaphragm seal
ISA S5.1 6.3.20
Note:
Recommended size for ellipses and hexagons are 14x10 mm. Different size may vary depending on drawing reduction factor or high number of characters on
instruments tags. Diamonds shall be half size of ellipses.
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2.2.2.5 Interlock logic
Undefined interlock logic (note

1)
ISA S5.2 Appendix “A”
.OR. function
.AND. function
Input signal to the sequence
Output signal from the

sequence
Note:
1) “suni” and “n” indicate the panel sequence reference subdivision/unit and number.
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2.2.3 Function block
Int. Ref.: 2801 Int. Ref.: 2809
Summing Multiplying
ISA S5.1 5.4.1 ISA S5.1 5.4.7
Int. Ref.: 2802 Int. Ref.: 2810
Averaging Dividing
ISA S5.1 5.4.2 ISA S5.1 5.4.8
Int. Ref.: 2803 Int. Ref.: 2811
Difference Root extraction
ISA S5.1 5.4.3 ISA S5.1 5.4.9
Int. Ref.: 2804 Int. Ref.: 2812
Proportional Exponential
ISA S5.1 5.4.4 ISA S5.1 5.4.10
Int. Ref.: 2805 Int. Ref.: 2813
Proportional 1:1 “X” not specified function
ISA S5.1 5.4.4 ISA S5.1 5.4.11
Int. Ref.: 2806 Int. Ref.: 2814
Proportional 2:1 Time function
ISA S5.1 5.4.4 ISA S5.1 5.4.12
Int. Ref.: 2807 Int. Ref.: 2815
Integral High selection
ISA S5.1 5.4.5 ISA S5.1 5.4.13
Int. Ref.: 2808 Int. Ref.: 2816
Derivative Low selection
ISA S5.1 5.4.6 ISA S5.1 5.4.14
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Function block
Int. Ref.: 2817 Int. Ref.: 2824IP
High limiting I/p converter
ISA S5.1 5.4.15 ISA S5.1 5.4.20
Int. Ref.: 2818 Int. Ref.: 2824PH
Low limiting P/h converter
ISA S5.1 5.4.16 ISA S5.1 5.4.20
Int. Ref.: 2819 Int. Ref.: 2824DP
Reverse proportional D/p converter
ISA S5.1 5.4.17 ISA S5.1 5.4.20
Int. Ref.: 2820 Int. Ref.: 2824AI
Velocity limiter A/i converter
ISA S5.1 5.4.18 ISA S5.1 5.4.20
Int. Ref.: 2821 Int. Ref.: 2824DI
Bias: + D/i converter
ISA S5.1 5.4.19 ISA S5.1 5.4.20
Int. Ref.: 2822 Int. Ref.: 2825
Bias: - ON-OFF
ISA S5.1 5.4.19 ISA S5.1 5.4
Int. Ref.: 2823 Int. Ref.: 2826
Bias: ± Reverse action
ISA S5.1 5.4.19 ISA S5.1 5.4

Converter, (note 1), where
A=Analog B=Binary D=Digital E=Voltage
H=Hydraulic I=Current O=Electromagnetic/sonic
P=Pneumatic R=Resistance (electrical)
S=Frequency
ISA S5.1 5.4.20
Note:
1) Letters for identification of different input and output signal type. The input signal identification shall be different from the output one.
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2.2.4 Primary elements

2.2.4.1 Analyzers
Int. Ref.: 28A1 Int. Ref.:
Dual analysis indicating transmitter

for oxygen and combustibles
concentrations
ISA S5.1 6.8.A1
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2.2.4.2 Burner combustion and flame detectors
Int. Ref.: 28B1 Int. Ref.:
One burner ultra-violet flame detector

connected to analog type flame
intensity indicator
ISA S5.1 6.8.B1
Two burner flame rod sensors

connected to common switch
ISA S5.1 6.8.B2
Television camera and

receiver to view burner flame
ISA S5.1 6.8.B3
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2.2.4.3 Conductivity
Int. Ref.: 28C1 Int. Ref.:
Conductivity cell connected to

point 3 of a multipoint
scanning conductivity recorder
ISA S5.1 6.8.C1
Inline consistency transmitter
ISA S5.1 6.8.C2
Conductivity cell connected to point 5 of a

multipoint scanning conductivity recorder (cjr006)
not shown in the same P&ID
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2.2.4.4 Density
Int. Ref.: 28D1 Int. Ref.:
Density transmitter, differential

pressure type, externally
connected
ISA S5.1 6.8.D1
Int. Ref.: 28D2 Int. Ref.:
Specific gravity transmitter,

flow through type
ISA S5.1 6.8.D2
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2.2.4.5 Voltage
Int. Ref.: 28E1 Int. Ref.:
Indicating voltmeter
connected to turbine
generator
ISA S5.1 6.8.E1
Int. Ref.: 28E2 Int. Ref.:
Low-voltage switch connected

to pump motor
ISA S5.1 6.8.E2
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2.2.4.6 Flow rate
Int. Ref.: 28F1 Int. Ref.: 28F9
Orifice plate with flanges or

Averaging pitot tube
corner taps
ISA S5.1 6.8.F2 ISA S5.1 6.8.F10
Orifice plate in quick change

Target type primary element
fitting
ISA S5.1 6.8.F7 ISA S5.1 6.8.F19
Restriction orifice Flow straightening vanes
ISA S5.1 6.8.F4 ISA S5.1 6.6.F7
Positive displacement type

Vortex sensor
flow totalizing indicator
ISA S5.1 6.8.F15 ISA S5.1 6.8.F18
Magnetic flowmeter with

Turbine type primary element
integral transmitter
ISA S5.1 6.8.F13 ISA S5.1 6.8.F22
Sonic flow meter “doppler” or

Flow nozzle
“transit time” may be added
ISA S5.1 6.8.F20 ISA S5.1 6.8.F23 Adaptation
Venturi tube Indicating variable area meter
ISA S5.1 6.8.F9 ISA S5.1 6.6.F3
Indicating variable area meter with

Single port pitot tube or pitot-
integral manual throttle valve
venturi tube (upstream)
ISA S5.1 6.8.F8 ISA S5.1 6.6.F3
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Flow rate
Int. Ref.: 28F17 Int. Ref.:
Flow sight glass
ISA S5.1 6.6.6
Instrument air filter
Note:
The FE tag could be omitted when the element is connected with other instrument; anyway its presence is suggested.
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2.2.4.7 Current
Int. Ref.: 28I1 Int. Ref.:
Current transformer measuring

current of an electric motor
ISA S5.1 6.8.I1
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2.2.4.8 Power
Int. Ref.: 28J1 Int. Ref.:
Indicating wattmeter
connected to pump motor
ISA S5.1 6.8.J1
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2.2.4.9 Time
Int. Ref.: 28K1 Int. Ref.:
Clock
ISA S5.1 6.8.K1
Multipoint on–off time

sequencing programmer point
7
ISA S5.1 6.8.K2
Time schedule, controller,

analog type or self-contained
function generator
ISA S5.1 6.8.K3
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2.2.4.10 Level
Int. Ref.: 28L1 Int. Ref.: 28L9
Level indicator float type.

Gage glass integrally Notations such as “mounted at
mounted on tank ground” may be added
ISA S5.1 6.8.L1 ISA S5.1 6.8.L9
Capacitance or dielectric type level

Gage glass externally
element connected to level
connected transmitter (tag level element le015)
ISA S5.1 6.8.L2 ISA S5.1 6.8.L10
Level switch, paddle wheel or

Level glass with illuminator level type, to measure level of
solids
ISA S5.1 6.8.L3 ISA S5.1 6.8.L11
Radioactive or sonic type

Level indicator with two
level transmitter with integral
connections
sensor
ISA S5.1 6.8.L4 ISA S5.1 6.8.L12
Duplex level, transmitter-

Remote viewing of gage glass
controller with two
by use of television
connections
ISA S5.1 6.8.L5 ISA S5.1 6.8.L13
Int. Ref.: 28L6 Int. Ref.:
Level transmitter with one

connection
ISA S5.1 6.8.L6
Level transmitter, differential-pressure

type, externally connected, with dip
tube
ISA S5.1 6.8.L7
Level transmitter, differential

pressure type, direct mounted on
tank
ISA S5.1 6.8.L8
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2.2.4.11 Humidity
Int. Ref.: 28M1 Int. Ref.:
Moisture recorder (if there is a

separate primary element, it should be
tabbed me002)
ISA S5.1 6.8.M1
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2.2.4.12 Pressure or vacuum
Int. Ref.: 28P1 Int. Ref.:
Pressure indicator, direct-

connected
ISA S5.1 6.8.P1
Pressure indicator connected to

diaphragm seal with filled system with
pressure lead line
ISA S5.1 6.8.P2
Pressure indicator connected

to diaphragm seal with filled
system line-mounted
ISA S5.1 6.8.P3
Pressure element, strain-gage type, connected to

pressure indicating transmitter (tag strain-gage:
pe019)
ISA S5.1 6.8.P4
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2.2.4.13 Quantity
Int. Ref.: 28Q1 Int. Ref.:
Counting switch, photoelectric

type, with switch action for
each event
ISA S5.1 6.8.Q1
Counting switch, photoelectric

type, with switch action based
on cumulative total
ISA S5.1 6.8.Q2
Indicating counter, mechanical

type
ISA S5.1 6.8.Q3
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2.2.4.14 Radiation
Int. Ref.: 28R1 Int. Ref.:
Radiation indicator
ISA S5.1 6.8.R1
Int. Ref.: 28R2 Int. Ref.:
Radiation measuring element

and transmitter
ISA S5.1 6.8.R2
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2.2.4.15 Speed or frequency
Int. Ref.: 28S1 Int. Ref.:
Speed transmitter
ISA S5.1 6.8.S1
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2.2.4.16 Temperature
Int. Ref.: 28T1 Int. Ref.: 28T9
Dual or duplex thermocouple

Temperature connection with connected to multipoint indicator and
well multipoint scanning recorder
ISA S5.1 6.8.T1 ISA S5.1 6.8.T10 Adaptation
Temperature test connection Temperature safety high

without well (thermal heat detector)
ISA S5.1 6.8.T2
Temperature element with or without Multi-element thermocouple

well (element not connected to for different elevations, with
secondary instrument) well in tank
ISA S5.1 6.8.T3 ISA S5.1 6.8.T11
Thermal-radiation type
Filled system – type
temperature indicator, self-
thermometer
contained
ISA S5.1 6.8.T5 ISA S5.1 6.8.T12
Bimetallic type thermometer, glass

thermometer, or other local
Thermal radiation type
unclassified temperature indicator temperature element
ISA S5.1 6.8.T6 ISA S5.1 6.8.T13

Thermocouple, resistance bulb (rtd)
or thermistor (th) connected to Surface-mounted
temperature indicator (tag element temperature sensor
te010)
ISA S5.1 6.8.T7 ISA S5.1 6.8.T14
Thermocouple connected to
multipoint indicator recording on
Thermostat sensing ambient
multipoint scanning recorder temperature
ISA S5.1 6.8.T8 ISA S5.1 6.8.T15
Int. Ref.: 28T8 Int. Ref.:
Thermocouple parallel-wired to
multipoint indicator and multipoint
scanning recorder
ISA S5.1 6.8.T9 Adaptation
Note:
The thermo well identification us normally omitted during the P&ID production even if its symbol is usually reported in order to remember its presence. The
instrument list extracted from such a diagram must contain the thermo well identification tag.
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2.2.4.17 Multivariable
Int. Ref.: 28U1 Int. Ref.:
Low flow switch actuating one point of

a multipoint multivariable alarm
annunciator (treated as distinct loop)
ISA S5.1 6.8.U1
Low flow switch actuating one point of

multipoint multivariable alarm
annunciator
ISA S5.1 6.8.U2 Adaptation
Level signal received by one point of a

multipoint multivariable indicator
(treated as distinct loop)
ISA S5.1 6.8.U3
Level signal received by one point of a

multipoint multivariable indicator
ISA S5.1 6.8.U4 Adaptation
Multivariable recorder (t,p,f) with three

separate primary elements and
parallel flow recorder
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2.2.4.18 Vibrations
Int. Ref.: 28V1 Int. Ref.:
Vibration transmitter for motor
ISA S5.1 6.8.V1
Vibration switch (manually

resettable)
ISA S5.1 6.8.V2
Accelerometer with auxiliary

panel readout
ISA S5.1 6.8.V3
Mechanical analysis in three

planes
ISA S5.1 6.8.V4
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2.2.4.19 Weight or force
Int. Ref.: 28W1 Int. Ref.:
Weight transmitter, direct-

connected
ISA S5.1 6.8.W1
Straingage connected to a
separate weight transmitter
(tag straingage WE002)
ISA S5.1 6.8.W2
Weight-belt scale transmitter
ISA S5.1 6.8.W3
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2.2.4.20 Location and sizes
Int. Ref.: 28Z1 Int. Ref.:
Limit switches are actuated when

valve is closed or opened to a
predetermined position
ISA S5.1 6.8.Z3
Turbine shell/rotor differential

expansion transmitter (tag primary
element ZDE004)
ISA S5.1 6.8.Z4
Pig detector
CEI 3-30 30-07-12
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2.2.5 Valves and dampers

2.2.5.1 Control valves, dampers and fire dampers
Damper with cylinder actuator
ISA S5.1 6.4.10
Fire damper with cylinder actuator

complete with limit switches on close
and open position, fail closed
CEI 3-30 30-10-19 Adaptation
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2.2.5.2 Actuators
Int. Ref.: 2901 Type: DI Int. Ref.: 2909 Type: RW
Cylinder pring opposed single

Diaphragm, spring opposed or
action for rotary stem and with
unspecified actuator
hand wheel
ISA S5.1 6.5.1 ISA S5.1 Adaptation
Int. Ref.: 2902 Int. Ref.: 2910 Type: RD

Alternative 1: spring/diaphragm with or
without positioner and solenoid valve Cylinder double action for
that pressurizes diaphragm when rotary stem
actuated
ISA S5.1 6.5.3 ISA S5.1 Adaptation
Int. Ref.: 2903 Int. Ref.: 2911 Type: PM
Alternative 2: as above.
The position tagging “zc” need not be Rotary motor pneumatic type
used even if the position is shown
ISA S5.1 6.5.4 ISA S5.1 6.5.6
Int. Ref.: 2904 Type: BI Int. Ref.: 2912 Type: EM
Diaphragm/pressure balanced Rotary motor electrical type
ISA S5.1 6.5.5 ISA S5.1 6.5.6
Int. Ref.: 2905 Type: PS Int. Ref.: 2913 Type: EW
Cylinder spring opposed single

Rotary motor electrical type
action for linear stem or
and hand wheel
unspecified motion
ISA S5.1 6.5.8 ISA S5.1 6.5.6
Int. Ref.: 2906 Type: PW Int. Ref.: 2914 Type: SO
Cylinder spring opposed single action

for linear stem or unspecified motion Solenoid
and with hand wheel
ISA S5.1 6.5.8 ISA S5.1 6.5.11
Int. Ref.: 2907 Type: PD Int. Ref.: 2915 Type: EH
Cylinder double action for

linear stem or unspecified Electro hydraulic
motion
ISA S5.1 6.5.9 ISA S5.1 6.5.15
Int. Ref.: 2908 Type: RS Int. Ref.: 2916 Type: DG
Cylinder pring opposed single

Digital
action for rotary stem
ISA S5.1 Adaptation ISA S5.1 6.5.7
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Actuators
Hand actuator or hand wheel
ISA S5.1 6.5.19
Int. Ref.: 2918 Type: SR Int. Ref.:
Latch-type actuator with

manual reset
ISA S5.1 6.5.17
Int. Ref.: 2919 Type: SR Int. Ref.:
Latch-type actuator with

remote reset
ISA S5.1 6.5.17
Int. Ref.: 2920 Type: AW Int. Ref.:
Self actuated pressure reducer

with hand wheel and with
external pressure tap
ISA S5.1 6.5.17
Int. Ref.: 2921 Type: RE Int. Ref.:

with external pressure tap
ISA S5.1 6.5.17
Int. Ref.: 2922 Type: AI Int. Ref.:

with internal pressure tap
ISA S5.1 6.5.17
Int. Ref.: 2923 Type: AX Int. Ref.:
Self actuated differential

pressure reducer with internal
and external pressure tap
ISA S5.1 6.5.17
Note:
Symbols show binary pneumatic signals, but they are applicable to analog signals as well.
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2.2.5.3 Actuators in event of power failure
Two-way valve, fail open

(alternative 1 is suggested)
ISA S5.1 6.7.1
Two-way valve, fail closed

(alternative 1 is suggested)
ISA S5.1 6.7.2
Three-way valve, side of black shown

fail open and side of fluid inlet closed
CEI 3.30 30.05.09
Three-way valve, fail open to path “a-

c” and side “b” of fluid inlet closed
ISA S5.1 6.7.3
Any valve, fail locked (position does

not change)
(Alternative 1 is suggested)
ISA S5.1 6.7.5
Any valve, fail indeterminate

(Alternative 1 is suggested)
ISA S5.1 6.7.6
Note:
As an alternative to the arrow and bars, the following abbreviations are suggested:
FO – Fail open FC – Fail closed
FL – Fail locked (last position) FI – Fail indeterminate
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2.2.6 Self actuated control valves

2.2.6.1 Flow rate
Self actuated flow rate control

valve with integral flow
indication
ISA S5.1 6.6.F1
Self actuated flow rate control

valve without indication
ISA S5.1 6.6.F2
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2.2.6.2 Hand
Int. Ref.: 29H1 Int. Ref.:
Hand control valve in process

line
ISA S5.1 6.6.H1
Hand actuated on-off switching

valve in pneumatic signal line
ISA S5.1 6.6.H2
Hand control valve in

pneumatic signal line
ISA S5.1 6.6.H3
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2.2.6.3 Level
Self actuated level control

valve with mechanical linkage
(float inside vessel)
ISA S5.1 6.6.L1
Self actuated level control

valve with mechanical linkage
outside tank
ISA S5.1 6.6.L1 Adaptation
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2.2.6.4 Pressure
Int. Ref.: 29P1 Int. Ref.: 29P7
Self actuated pressure reducing Self actuated pressure reducing control valve with
control valve, self contained with hand integral outlet pressure relief valve and pressure
wheel adjustable set point indicator (typical air set)
ISA S5.1 6.6.P1 ISA S5.1 6.6.P6
Self actuated pressure reducing

control valve with external pressure
tap
ISA S5.1 6.6.P2
Self actuated differential pressure

reducing control valve with internal
and external pressure tap
ISA S5.1 6.6.P3
Self actuated backpressure

control valve self contained
ISA S5.1 6.6.P4
Self actuated backpressure

control valve with external
pressure tap
ISA S5.1 6.6.P5
Int. Ref.: 29P6G Int. Ref.:
Typical pressure reducing filter

for gas
CEI 30-07-52
Int. Ref.: 29P6A Int. Ref.:

for air
CEI 30-07-53
Int. Ref.: 29P6L Int. Ref.:

for lubrificated air
CEI 30-07-54
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2.2.6.5 Safety
Pressure relief or safety valve
ISA S5.1 6.6.P7
Vacuum relief valve
ISA S5.1 6.6.P9
Pressure relief or safety valve

spring or weight loaded
ISA S5.1 6.6.P8
Pressure and vacuum relief

valve spring or weight loaded
or with integral pilot
ISA S5.1 6.6.P10
Pilot operated relief valve
ISA S5.1 6.6.P15
Rupture disk or safety head for

pressure relief
ISA S5.1 6.6.P13
Rupture disk or safety head for

vacuum relief
ISA S5.1 6.6.P14
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2.2.6.6 Temperature and plug fuse
Self actuated temperature

control valve, filled system
type
ISA S5.1 6.6.T1
Fusible plug or disk
ISA S5.1 6.6.T2
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2.2.7 Safety detectors
Int. Ref.: 30A1 Int. Ref.: 30B1
Ultraviolet and infrared flame

Combustible gas detector
detector
Int. Ref.: 30A2 Int. Ref.: 30B2
H2S detector Reflection flame detector
Int. Ref.: 30Y1 Int. Ref.: 30B3
Smoke optical detection Ultraviolet flame detector
Int. Ref.: 30Y2 Int. Ref.: 30B4
Early detection system Infrared flame detector
Int. Ref.: 30Y3 Int. Ref.:
Smoke ionization detector
Fixed temperature detector
Rate of rise temperature

detector
Linear temperature detector

(cable)
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2.2.8 Manual stations relevant for safety
Abandonment shut down

manual station
Red esd manual station
Yellow esd manual station
Blue esd manual station
Process shut down manual

station
Fire alarm manual station
Man overboard alarm manual

station
Fusible plug network depress.

hand valve
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2.2.9 Signs of danger
Flashing blue light
Flashing red light
Red beacon
Green beacon
Optical prismatic light
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2.2.10 Special notes

The functional identification of an instrument or of its functional equivalent consists in letters
taken from para. 2.2.11 and include a first letter (defining the variable, measured or starter)
and one or more subsequent letters (identifying the functions).
Typical combinations of letters are reported in the para. 2.2.12 in order to make the choice
of acceptable combinations of identification letters easy.
Combinations shown in the table are not exhaustive. Moreover, letter “A” for alarm, signal
system, shall be used in the same way of “S”, the actuator unit.
Special notes used by ENI are the following:
ABBREVIATION DESCRIPTION
BDV Blow down valve
FO Flow orifice
HMS Momentary reset push button
KQL Pilot light for motor running indication
QQI Indicating counter
SDV Shut down valve
SSV Shut down master valve
SCSSV Surface control subsurface valve
TSE Fusible plug or disk
TSV Thermal expansion safety valve (preferably use PSV)
ZQSH Quantity of valve openings
ZXI Pig crossing indication
It is useful to remind that a canal consists in a combination of two or more instruments or

control function arranged in such a way that signs go from one to another with the aim of
measurement and / or control for a process variable.
Every time that the measured variable changes type or position, the relevant canal shall
change tag. On the contrary, all the instruments of a same canal shall keep the essential
data of the belonging canal.
For numbering of the canals, it is allowed a parallel numbering, that it is the progressive of
the channel can restart the numerical sequence at change of unit and of measured
variable.
An instrument developing one or more functions can be identified with all its functions.
A single instrument shall be considered itself equipped with a channel; otherwise it is likely
to give it a progressive number of an instrument interfering with the one of an instrument of
another channel.
For mnemonic reasons, it can be important to have the channel number of a valve equal to
the one of the limit stop of its own rod. This requires a special care during the phase of
channel numbering due to the fact that the valve channel numbering and the limit stop one
always depend on different measured variable and therefore on different possible
interferences with other channel numbers.
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2.2.11 Table 1.1 – Identification letters functions
FIRST LETTER SUCCEEDING LETTERS
READOUT OR
MEASURED OR MODIFIER PASSIVE OUTPUT MODIFIER
INITIATING VARIABLE FUNCTION FUNCTION
A Analysis Alarm
B Burner, combustion
C Control
D Differential
E
Sensory (primary
E Voltage
element)
F Flow rate Ratio (Fraction)
G Glass, viewing device
H Hand High
I Current (Electrical) Indicate
J Power Scan
Time rate of
K Time, time schedule Control station
change
L Level Light Low
Middle,
M Moisture Momentary
intermediate
N
O Office, restriction
Point (Test)
P Pressure, Vacuum
connection
Q Quantity Integrate, Totalize
R Record
S Speed, frequency Safety Switch
T Temperature Transmitter
U Multivariable Multifunction Multifunction Multifunction

Valve, damper,
V Vibration
louver
W Weight, Force Well
X Danger X Axis Fault

Relay, compute,
Y Event, state or presence Y Axis
convert
Driver, actuator,
Z Position, Dimension Z Axis final control
element
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2.2.12 Table 1.2 – Typical letter combinations
SWITCHES AND SIGN DEV.

READOUT SOLENOID
TRANSMITTERS CONTROLLERS VIEW. SAFETY
FIRST MEASURED PRIMARY WELL OR DEVICE RELAY PITOT FINAL
ALARM OR COMMAND TEST POINT DEV. DEVICE
LETTER VARIABLE ELEMENT PROBE COMP. LIGHTS ELEMENT
SELF ACTU. GLASS API-RP-14C
RECORD. INDICAT. BLIND RECORD. INDIC. CONTROL BLIND INDIC. RECORD HIGH LOW COMB. DEVICE
VALVE
A ANALYSIS AE AP
FLAME
B DETECT BE BE BSH BSL BSHL BY BL BSV
BURNER
E VOLTAGE
F FLOW RATE FE FRT FIT FT FR FI FCV FC FIC FRC FSH FSL FSHL FY FP FG FSV FV
INTEGR.
FQ FLOW
FQE FQIT FIT FQT FQR FQI FQSH FQSL
FLOW RATE
FF RATIO
H HAND HC HIC HS HV
I CURRENT IL
J POWER
K TIME/TIMER KE KI KQL KV
L LEVEL LE LW LRT LIT LT LR LI LCV LC LIC LRC LSH LSL LSHL LY LG LLH LV
M MOISTURE ME MC MSHL
PRESS OR PSV
P VACUUM
PE PRT PIT PT PR PI PCV PC PIC PRC PSH PSL PSHL PY PP
PSE
PV
DIFFERENT
PD . PRESS.
PE PDRT PDIT PDT PDR PDI PDCV PDC PDIC PDRC PDSH PDSL PDS PDY PP PDSV PDV
Q QUANTITY QE QRT QIT QT QSH QSL QSHL QY FSV QZ
SPEED/
S FREQUEN.
SE SRT SIT ST SR SI SCV SC SIC SRC SSH SSL SSHL SY FSV SV
TSE
T TEMPERAT. TE TW TRT TIT TT TR TI TCV TC TIC TRC TSH TSL TSHL TY TP
TSV
TV
TD DIFF. TEMP. TE TW TDRT TDIT TDT TDR TDI TDCV TDC TDIC TDRC TDSH TDSL TSHL TDY TP TDV
U MULTIVAR. UR UI UY UV
V VIBRATION VE VRT VIT VT VR VI VSH VSL VSHL VY VZ
WEIGHT/
W FORCE
X DANGER XL
EVENT/
Y STATE
YE YT YC YIC YSH YSL YY YZ
POSIT.
Z /DIMENS.
ZE ZRT ZIT ZT ZR ZI ZCV ZC ZIC ZRC ZSH ZSL ZSHL ZY ZV
TOTAL
ZQ POSIT.
ZQSH
DOORS
ZZ POSIT.
ZZSH
GAUG./
ZD DEVIAT
ZDE ZDRT ZDIT ZDT ZDR ZDI ZDCV ZDC ZDIC ZDRC ZDSH ZDSL ZDY ZDV
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2.2.13 Table 1.3 – Abbreviations for types of power and purge fluid supplies for use on
P&ID
Int. Ref. ABBREVIATION DESCRIPTION STD CODE STD REF. N°.
3301 IA Instrument air ISA S5.1 6.2

3302 UA Utilities air 20198.COO.GEN.SDS APP. 3
3303 IG Instrument gas ISA S5.1 6.2
3304 NG Natural gas 20198.COO.GEN.SDS APP. 3
3305 PG Purge gas 20198.COO.GEN.SDS APP. 3
3306 IN Instrument nitrogen 20198.COO.GEN.SDS APP. 3
3307 UN Utilities nitrogen 20198.COO.GEN.SDS APP. 3
3308 SS Steam supply ISA S5.1 6.2
3309 WW Water 20198.COO.GEN.SDS APP. 3
2.2.14 Table 1.4 – Abbreviations for types of power supplies used on other diagram types
(do not use on P&ID)
Int. Ref. ABBREVIATION DESCRIPTION STD CODE STD REF. N°.
33001 AS Air supply ISA S5.1 6.2

33002 ES Electric supply ISA S5.1 6.2
Gas supply (except air and

33003 GS ISA S5.1 6.2
nitrogen)
33004 HS Hydraulic supply ISA S5.1 6.2

33005 NS Nitrogen supply ISA S5.1 6.2
33006 PA Plant air ISA S5.1 6.2
33007 WS Water supply ISA S5.1 6.2
Note:
The supply level may be added to the instrument supply line; e.g.: IA-100; ES-24DC.
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2.2.15 Table 1.5 – Primary element type list
MEASURED
PRIMARY TYPE TYPE DESCRIPTION
VARIABLE
API P Averaging pitot tube
BIM T Bimetallic
BOU P Bourdon
BTE L Extern. displ. type
BTI L intern. displ. type
BUL T Bulbe
CAP P Capsule
CGD A Gas combustible detector
CHO Choke valve
CNH Cn-hn
CPL P Capillar
DIA L Diaphragm seal
DAM Actuated damper
EDS Y Smoke early detection system
ELE Electrical
ESS Extractive sampling system
FIR B Actuated fire dumper
FLO F Orifice plate with flanges or corner tap s
FST F Flow straightening vanes
FTD T Fixed temperature detector
GAE L Float outside the vessel
GAI L Float inside the vessel
GAL L Float type level indicator
HSD A H2S Detector
IRD B Infrared flame detector
LEV L Capacitance or dielectric type level element
LTD T Linear temperature detector
MAG F Magnetic flow meter
MEM P Diaphragm element
NOZ F Flow nozzle

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Table 1.5 – Primary element type list
MEASURED
PRIMARY TYPE TYPE DESCRIPTION
VARIABLE
PIT F Single pitot tube
PNE Pneumatic
QCO F Quick change orifice plate
REO F Restriction orifice
RFD B Reflection flame detector
RIF L Sensit reflex
ROT P Rupture disk for vacuum relief
RTD T Rate of rise temperature detector
SCL Liquid discharge valves
SID Y Smoke ionization detector
SOD Y Smoke optical detector
SOF P Bellows
SON F Sonic type flow meter
SPI P Spiral
STR P Strain gauge
TAR F Target type element
TCO T Thermocouple
TOT F Flow totalizing indicator
TRA L Transparent
TRE T Thermo resistance
TUR F Turbine type element
UID B Ultraviolet and infrared flame detector
UVD B Ultraviolet flame detector
VAM F Indicating variable area meter
VAS Solenoid valve
VAT F Indicating variable area meter and valve
VEN F Venturi tube
VOR F Vortex sensor
WHE L Paddle wheel to measure level of solids

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2.3 ELECTRICAL
2.3.1 Electrical equipment (Class E)
Electric generator (general)
Electric motor
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2.4 SAFETY AND FIREFIGHTING

2.4.1 Equipment for safety, evacuation and firefighting (Class S)
Int. Ref.: 2501 (*) Int. Ref.: 2509 (*)
Inergen cylinder Inergen nozzle
Int. Ref.: 2502 Int. Ref.: 2510
Carbon dioxide cylinder Dry chemical nozzle
Int. Ref.: 2503 Int. Ref.: 2511
Powder cylinder CO2 nozzle
Int. Ref.: 2504 Int. Ref.: 2512
Nitrogen cylinder Upright sprinkler heads
NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: 2505 Int. Ref.: 2513
Fixed firefighting powder tank Pendent sprinkler heads
NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: 2506 Int. Ref.: 2514
Upright sprinkler nippled up

Premixer foam vessel
heads
NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: 2507 Int. Ref.: 2515
Mechanical level for cylinder Pendent sprinkler nippled up

opening heads
NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: 2508 Int. Ref.: 2516
Sprinklers (water-foam) Sprinkler with guard heads
NFPA 170
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Equipment for safety, evacuation and firefighting (Class S)
Sidewall sprinkler heads
NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: 2518 (*) Int. Ref.: 2525
Outside sprinkler heads Water/foam liquid mixing valve
NFPA 170 NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: 2519 (*) Int. Ref.: 2526
Special spray nozzle heads Self priming line premixer
NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: 2520 (*) Int. Ref.: 2527
Mixer for premixer foam

Alarm check valve
proportioner
NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: 2521 (*) Int. Ref.: 2528
Fixed medium expansion foam

Dry pipe valve
nozzle
NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: 2522 (*) Int. Ref.: 2529
Dry pipe valve with quick Fixed low expansion foam

opening device nozzle
NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: 2523 (*) Int. Ref.: 2530
Nozzle and foam chamber for

Deluge valve
fixed roof tanks
NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: 2524 (*) Int. Ref.: 2531
Nozzle and foam shedder for

Pre-action valve
floating roof tanks
NFPA 170
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Int. Ref.: 2532 (*) Int. Ref.: 2540 (*)
Foam monitor nozzle Hydrant, one hose outlet
NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: 2533 (*) Int. Ref.: 2541 (*)
Water monitor nozzle Hydrant, two hose outlets
NFPA 170 NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: 2534 (*) Int. Ref.: 2542 (*)
Hydrant, two hose outlets and

Wheeled foam monitor
pumper connection
NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: 2535 (*) Int. Ref.: 2543 (*)
Wheeled water monitor Wall hydrant, two hose outlets
NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: 2536 Int. Ref.: 2544 (*)
Housed hydrant, two hose

Fire plug with service water
outlets
plug
NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: 2537 Int. Ref.: 2545 (*)
Fire plug – UNI 45 casing

Siamese fire dpt. connection
groove
NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: 2538 (*) Int. Ref.: 2546 (*)
Wall hydrant with flexible hose Free standing siamese fire dpt.
and nozzle connection
NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: 2539 (*) Int. Ref.: 2547 (*)
Combined hydrant/monitor
Single fire dpt. connection
nozzle
NFPA 170
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Int. Ref.: 2548 (*) Int. Ref.: 2556 (*)
Valve in pit Foam pourer
NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: 2549 (*) Int. Ref.: 2557 (*)
High expansion foam

Hose reel
generator
NFPA 170
Powder/foam hose reel
Dry chemical reel
NFPA 170
Foam reel
NFPA 170
Carbon dioxide real station
NFPA 170
Foam generator
Foam chamber
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3. SYMBOLS FOR ELECTRICAL/LOGICAL DIAGRAMS AND FOR

PNEUMATICAL/HYDRAULICS DIAGRAMS
3.1 ELECTRICAL
3.1.1 Electrical diagrams
The following symbols serve for the production of electrical diagrams.
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3.1.1.1 Kind of current, distribution systems and methods of connection
Direct current
CEI 02-02-01 IEC 02-02-01
Alternative current
CEI 02-02-04 IEC 02-02-04
Positive polarity
CEI 02-02-13 IEC 02-02-13
Negative polarity
CEI 02-02-14 IEC 02-02-14
3-phase winding, delta
CEI 06-02-05 IEC 06-02-05
3-phase winding, star
CEI 06-02-07 IEC 06-02-07
3-phase winding, star with

neutral brought out
CEI 06-02-08 IEC 06-02-08
Symbols for Electrical/Logical diagrams

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3.1.1.2 Conductors
Int. Ref.: 3201A Int. Ref.: 3206A
Three conductors PE – protective conductor
CEI 03-01-02 CEI 11-11-02 IEC 11-11-02
Int. Ref.: 3201B Int. Ref.: 3206B
PEN – combined protective

Three conductors
and neutral conductor
CEI 11-11-03 IEC 11-11-03
Int. Ref.: 3202 Int. Ref.: 3207A
Group of n conductors Junction of conductors
CEI 03-01-03 IEC 03-01-03 CEI 03-02-05
Int. Ref.: 3203 Int. Ref.: 3207B
Joining of several conductors

Junction of conductors
to a group
Direct current circuit 110 V.

2 Crossing of conductors
two conductors of 120 mm of
without electrical connection
aluminium
Direct current circuit 110 V.

2 Crossing of conductors
two conductors of 120 mm of
without electrical connection
aluminium
CEI 03-01-04
3-phase circuit 50 Hz. 380V.

2 Bus-duct (three conductors
three conductors of 120 mm
2 within shielding)
with neutral of 70 mm
3-phase circuit 50 Hz. 380V.

2 Bus-duct (three conductors
three conductors of 120 mm
2 within shielding)
with neutral of 70 mm
CEI 03-01-05

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Conductors
Flexible conductor
CEI 03-01-06 IEC 03-01-06
Shielded conductor
CEI 03-01-07 IEC 03-01-07

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3.1.1.3 Resistances, winding and condensers
Resistor
CEI 04-01-01
Not reactive resistor
Inductor
Winding
CEI 04-03-01
Capacitor
CEI 04-02-01

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3.1.1.4 Other element
Int. Ref.: 3402A Int. Ref.: 3410
Fault Automatic return
CEI 02-17-01 IEC 02-17-01 CEI 02-12-07 IEC 02-12-07
Int. Ref.: 3402B Int. Ref.: 3411
Variability, non inherent Latching device, disengaged
CEI 02-03-01 IEC 02-03-01 CEI 02-12-12 IEC 02-12-12
Int. Ref.: 3403 Int. Ref.: 3412
Variability, non inherent by

Latching device, engaged
steps
CEI 02-03-08 IEC 02-03-08 CEI 02-12-13 IEC 02-12-13
Int. Ref.: 3405 Int. Ref.: 3413
Variability by steps with off

Blocking device
voltage tap changer
CEI 02-12-14 IEC 02-12-14
Blocking device engaged,

Mechanical, pneumatic or
movement to the left is
hydraulic connection (link)
blocked
CEI 02-12-01 IEC 02-12-01 CEI 02-12-15 IEC 02-12-15
Mechanical, pneumatic or
Operated by pulling
hydraulic connection (link)
CEI 02-12-04 IEC 02-12-04 CEI 02-13-03 IEC 02-13-03
Int. Ref.: 3408 Int. Ref.: 3416
Mechanical coupling Operated by turning
CEI 02-12-16 IEC 02-12-16 CEI 02-13-04 IEC 02-13-04
Int. Ref.: 3409 Int. Ref.: 3417
Mechanical interlock Operated by pushing
CEI 02-12-11 IEC 02-12-11 CEI 02-13-05 IEC 02-13-05

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3.1.1.5 Rotating electrical machines
Int. Ref.: 3501 Int. Ref.: 3510
Direct current generator

Diesel generating set (turbine)
(general symbol)
CEI 06-04-01 IEC 06-04-01
Direct current motor (general

symbol)
CEI 06-04-01 IEC 06-04-01
A.C. generator (general

symbol)
CEI 06-04-01 IEC 06-04-01
Synchronous generator
(general symbol)
CEI 06-04-01 IEC 06-04-01
Synchronous motor (general

symbol)
CEI 06-04-01 IEC 06-04-01
A.C. motor (general symbol)
CEI 06-04-01 IEC 06-04-01
Induction motor with wound

rotor
CEI 06-08-03 IEC 06-08-03
Synchronous converter
CEI 06-04-01 IEC 06-04-01

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3.1.1.6 Transformers and self-transformers
Transformer with two separate

winding
CEI 06-09-01 IEC 06-09-01
Transformer with three

separate winding
CEI 06-09-04 IEC 06-09-04
Auto-transformer
CEI 06-09-10 IEC 06-09-10
Current transformer
CEI 06-09-10 IEC 06-09-10
Current transformer with two

secondary winding on one
core
CEI 06-13-04 IEC 06-13-04
Voltage transformer
CEI 06-09-01 IEC 06-09-01
Voltage transformer with two

secondary winding on one
core
CEI 06-09-04 IEC 06-09-04

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3.1.1.7 Accumulators, rectifiers, inverters, converters
Int. Ref.: 3701 Int. Ref.: 3710
Primary cell or accumulator Frequency changer, changing

(note 1) from f1 to f2
CEI 06-15-01 IEC 06-15-01
Battery of accumulators or
primary cells (note 1)
CEI 06-15-02 IEC 06-15-02
Battery with tapping (note 1)
Rectifier
Changer (general symbol)
CEI 02-17-06 IEC 02-17-06
Rectifier equipment
CEI 06-14-03 IEC 06-14-03
Inverter
CEI 06-14-05 IEC 06-14-05
Rectifier/Inverter
CEI 06-14-06 IEC 06-14-06

Note:
1) The long piece represents the positive pole, the short piece represents the negative pole.
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3.1.1.8 Breaking equipment and contacts
Int. Ref.: 3801 Int. Ref.: 3820
Contactor function Switch (general symbol)
CEI 07-01-01 IEC 07-01-01 CEI 07-02-01 IEC 07-02-01
Int. Ref.: 3802 Int. Ref.: 3821
Circuit breaker function Contactor normally open
CEI 07-01-02 IEC 07-01-02 CEI 07-13-02 IEC 07-13-02
Int. Ref.: 3803 Int. Ref.: 3822
Disconnector (isolator ) Contactor (contact closed in

function the unoperated position)
CEI 07-01-03 IEC 07-01-03 CEI 07-13-04 IEC 07-13-04
Int. Ref.: 3804 Int. Ref.: 3823
Switch-disconnector (isolating
Circuit breaker
switch) function
CEI 07-01-04 IEC 07-01-04 CEI 07-13-05 IEC 07-13-05
Int. Ref.: 3805 Int. Ref.: 3827
Automatic release function Disconnector (isolator)
CEI 07-01-05 IEC 07-01-05 CEI 07-13-06 IEC 07-13-06
Int. Ref.: 3806 Int. Ref.: 3828
Switch-disconnector with
Limit switch function
automatic release
CEI 07-01-06 IEC 07-01-06 CEI 07-13-08 IEC 07-13-08
Int. Ref.: 3808 Int. Ref.: 3829
Switch-disconnector with
Spring return function (note 1)
automatic release
CEI 07-01-07 IEC 07-01-07 CEI 07-13-09 IEC 07-13-09
Int. Ref.: 3809 Int. Ref.: 3830
Non-spring return (stay put)

Fuse
function (note 1)
CEI 07-01-08 IEC 07-01-08 CEI 07-21-01 IEC 07-21-01

Note:
These symbols shall be used with the symbols N°3801 – 3802 – 3803 – 3804.
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Breaking equipment and contacts
Int. Ref.: 3831 Int. Ref.: 3843
Fuse with mechanical linkage Change over contact (break

(striker fuse) before make)
CEI 07-21-03 IEC 07-21-03 CEI 07-02-04 IEC 07-02-04
Int. Ref.: 3832 Int. Ref.: 3844
Fuse switch-disconnector (on Change over make before

load isolating fuse switch) break contact (bridging)
CEI 07-21-09 IEC 07-21-09 CEI 07-02-06 IEC 07-02-06
Int. Ref.: 3833 Int. Ref.: 3846
Circuit breaker with automatic Make contact delayed when

release, operating by closing (operating device
differential current actuated)
CEI 07-13-103 CEI 07-05-02 IEC 07-05-02
Int. Ref.: 3834 Int. Ref.: 3847
Plug and socket (connection Make contact delayed when

removable or withdrawable) releasing
CEI 03-03-05 IEC 03-03-05
Int. Ref.: 3835 Int. Ref.: 3848
Plug and socket (connection Make contact delayed when

removable or withdrawable) closing and opening
CEI 03-03-06 IEC 03-03-06 CEI 07-05-05 IEC 07-05-05
Int. Ref.: 3836 Int. Ref.: 3849
Link, isolating link male-male Break contact delayed when

wit corresponding sockets opening
CEI 03-03-20 IEC 03-03-20
Int. Ref.: 3841 Int. Ref.: 3850
Break contact delayed when

Make contact (NO)
reclosing
CEI 07-02-01 IEC 07-02-01 CEI 07-05-03 IEC 07-05-03
Int. Ref.: 3842 Int. Ref.: 3852
Pull-button switch (non-

Break contact (NC)
locking)
CEI 07-02-03 IEC 07-02-03 CEI 07-07-03 IEC 07-07-03

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Int. Ref.: 3853 Int. Ref.: 3863
Turn switch (locking) Make contact of a limit switch
CEI 07-07-04 IEC 07-07-04 CEI 07-08-01 IEC 07-08-01
Int. Ref.: 3854 Int. Ref.: 3864
Turn switch (non-locking) Break contact of a limit switch
CEI 07-08-02 IEC 07-08-02
Int. Ref.: 3855 Int. Ref.: 3865
Control switch, selector Manually operated switch

switch, commutator (general symbol)
CEI 07-07-01 IEC 07-07-01
Int. Ref.: 3856 Int. Ref.: 3866
Temperature sensitive switch, Push-button switch (non

make contact locking)
CEI 07-09-01 IEC 07-09-01 CEI 07-07-02 IEC 07-07-02
Int. Ref.: 3857 Int. Ref.: 3867
Temperature sensitive switch,

Contact of thermal relay
break contact
CEI 07-09-02 IEC 07-09-02
Int. Ref.: 3860 Int. Ref.: 3891
Make contact with spring Small-oil type (Ex. circuit

return breaker)
CEI 07-06-01 IEC 07-06-01
Int. Ref.: 3861 Int. Ref.: 3892
Make contact without spring Bulk-oil volume type (Ex.

return (stay put) circuit breaker)
CEI 07-06-02 IEC 07-06-02
Int. Ref.: 3862 Int. Ref.: 3893
Break contact with spring

Vacuum type (Ex. contactor)
return
CEI 07-06-03 IEC 07-06-03

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Gas type (Ex. circuit breaker)
Mercury type (Ex. switch)

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3.1.1.9 Relay coils
Operating device (coil)

(general symbol)
CEI 07-15-01 IEC 07-15-01
Relay coil of a slow-releasing

relay
CEI 07-15-07 IEC 07-15-07
Relay coil of a slow operating

relay
CEI 07-15-08 IEC 07-15-08
Relay coil of a mechanically

latched relay
CEI 07-15-14 IEC 07-15-14
Relay to card

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3.1.1.10 Measurement and releasing relay
Measuring relay or related

device
CEI 07-16-01 IEC 07-16-01

Note:
1) Asterisk shall be replaced by one or more letters, or by one or more distinguishing marks showing the device features located in the following order: characteristic
size and its variation way, direction of energy transmission; adjustment field; restoration ration; delayed action, value of delay.
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3.1.1.10.1 Characteristic quantities
Int. Ref.: 31010 Int. Ref.: 31018
Voltage Frame fault current
Int. Ref.: 31011 Int. Ref.: 31019
Voltage by failure to frame Earth fault current
CEI 07-16-02 IEC 07-16-02 CEI 07-16-07 IEC 07-16-07
Int. Ref.: 31012 Int. Ref.: 31020
Voltage by failure to earth Residual current
Int. Ref.: 31013 Int. Ref.: 31021
Current in the neutral

Residual voltage
conductor
CEI 07-16-03 IEC 07-16-03 CEI 07-16-08 IEC 07-16-08
Int. Ref.: 31014 Int. Ref.: 31022
Current between neutrals of

Current
two polyphase systems
CEI 07-16-09 IEC 07-16-09
Int. Ref.: 31015 Int. Ref.: 31023
Reverse current Active power
CEI 07-16-04 IEC 07-16-04
Int. Ref.: 31016 Int. Ref.: 31024
Differential current Reverse power
CEI 07-16-05 IEC 07-16-05
Int. Ref.: 31017 Int. Ref.: 31025
Percentage differential current Power of phase angle
CEI 07-16-06 IEC 07-16-06 CEI 07-16-10 IEC 07-16-10

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Characteristic quantities
Int. Ref.: 31026 Int. Ref.: 31043
Reactive power Rotational frequency
Int. Ref.: 31027 Int. Ref.: 31044
Frequency Linear speed or velocity
Int. Ref.: 31028 Int. Ref.: 31045
Phase-angle Acceleration
Int. Ref.: 31029 Int. Ref.: 31046
Impedance Fluid level
Int. Ref.: 31030 Int. Ref.: 31047
Reactance Number of events
Int. Ref.: 31031 Int. Ref.: 31048
Resistance Flow
Int. Ref.: 31041 Int. Ref.: 31049
Temperature Gas flow
Pressure

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3.1.1.10.2 Qualifying symbols
Int. Ref.: 31051 Int. Ref.: 31061
Thermal effect Inverse time lag characteristic
CEI 02-08-01 IEC 02-08-01 CEI 07-16-11 IEC 07-16-11
Int. Ref.: 31052 Int. Ref.: 31062
Preset adjustable lag

Electromagnetic effect
characteristic
CEI 02-08-02 IEC 02-08-02
Int. Ref.: 31054 Int. Ref.: 31065
Operating when the

characteristic quantity is Energy flow from the busbars
higher than the setting value
CEI 02-06-01 IEC 02-06-01 CEI 02-05-06 IEC 02-05-06
Int. Ref.: 31055 Int. Ref.: 31066
Operating when the

Energy flow towards the
characteristic quantity is lower
busbars
than the setting value
CEI 02-08-02 IEC 02-08-02 CEI 02-05-07 IEC 02-05-07
Int. Ref.: 31056 Int. Ref.: 31067
Operating when the characteristic quantity is either

higher than a given high setting or lower than a Bi-directional energy flow
given low setting
CEI 02-06-03 IEC 02-06-03 CEI 02-05-08 IEC 02-05-08
Operating when value of the

characteristic quantity
becomes virtually zero
CEI 02-08-02 IEC 02-08-02
Operating when value of the characteristic quantity

differs from zero by an amount which is vary small
compared with the normal value
CEI 02-08-02 IEC 02-08-02
Delay characteristic
CEI 02-08-05 IEC 02-08-05

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3.1.1.10.3 Examples of measurement relays (protection)
Int. Ref.: 31071 Int. Ref.: 31079
Undervoltage and under

Overcurrent relay
frequency relay
Int. Ref.: 31072 Int. Ref.: 31080
Overcurrent relay for earth

High or low frequency relay
fault, inverse time tag
Int. Ref.: 31073 Int. Ref.: 31081
Reverse current relay Thermal device
CEI 07-17-02 IEC 07-17-02
Int. Ref.: 31074 Int. Ref.: 31082
Overcurrent relay, inverse

Reverse active power relay
time tag
Int. Ref.: 31075 Int. Ref.: 31083
Differential current relay Thermal relay. Ex. bimetal
Int. Ref.: 31076 Int. Ref.: 31084
Undervoltage and high or low frequency

Residual current earth fault relay with: setting range from 70 to 100% V.
relay frequency setting ±5%
Int. Ref.: 31077 Int. Ref.: 31085
Maximum active power relay with: energy

Undervoltage relay flow towards the busbars, setting value 1
MVA time-lag adjustable from 5 s to 10 s
Int. Ref.: 31078 Int. Ref.: 31086
Overvoltage relay Synchronizing relay

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Examples of measurement relays (protection)
Int. Ref.: 31087 Int. Ref.: 31095
Undervoltage relay preset

Buchholz protective device
adjustable lag
CEI 07-18-01 IEC 07-18-01
Int. Ref.: 31088 Int. Ref.: 31096
Residual current earth fault

Incomplete sequence relay
relays inverse time lag
Int. Ref.: 31089 Int. Ref.: 31097
Restricted earth fault relay (or Overvoltage earth fault relay

differential earth), reverse time (0 sequence) with adjustable
lag lag
Int. Ref.: 31090 Int. Ref.: 31098
Differential current earth fault Overcurrent relay preset

relay adjustable lag
Int. Ref.: 31091 Int. Ref.: 31099
Make relay on alternating Reverse power relay preset

current adjustable lag
Delayed overcurrent relay
CEI 07-17-04 IEC 07-17-04
Residual current earth fault

time delay relay
ISA S5.1 6.2.1 CEI 30-04-07
Differential earth current time

delay relay

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3.1.1.11 Measurement instruments
Int. Ref.: 31101 Int. Ref.: 31109
Indicating instrument or
measuring instrument (general Frequency meter
symbol)
CEI 08-01-01 IEC 08-01-01
Int. Ref.: 31102 Int. Ref.: 31110
Recording instrument (general

Power-factor meter
symbol)
CEI 08-01-02 IEC 08-01-02
Int. Ref.: 31103 Int. Ref.: 31111
Energy meter (general

Varmeter
symbol)
CEI 08-01-03 IEC 08-01-03
Int. Ref.: 31104 Int. Ref.: ES-A
Coils of relay or metering

Ampere
instrument
Int. Ref.: 31105 Int. Ref.: ES-V
Watt-hour meter Volt
CEI 08-04-03 IEC 08-04-03
Int. Ref.: 31106 Int. Ref.: ES-VA
Ammeter Voltampere
Int. Ref.: 31107 Int. Ref.: ES-VAR1
Voltmeter Var
Int. Ref.: 31108 Int. Ref.: ES-VAR2
Wattmeter Var

Note:
1) Symbols n°31101-31102-31103 must also have the electrical quantity symbols.
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Measurement instruments
Int. Ref.: ES-W Int. Ref.: ES-HZ
Watt Herzt
Int. Ref.: ES-WH1 Int. Ref.: ES-H
Watthour Hour
Int. Ref.: ES-WH2 Int. Ref.: ES-N
Watthour N° of revolutions
Int. Ref.: ES-VAH Int. Ref.: ES-COS
Voltamperhour Power factor
Int. Ref.: ES-VARH1 Int. Ref.: ES-F1
Varhour Frequency
Int. Ref.: ES-VARH2 Int. Ref.: ES-F2
Varhour Frequency
Int. Ref.: ES-OMEGA Int. Ref.: ES-T1
Ohm Time
Int. Ref.: ES-OHM Int. Ref.: ES-T2
Ohm Temperature

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Measurement instruments
Int. Ref.: ES-SYN Int. Ref.:
Synchronoscope
Int. Ref.: ES-SY Int. Ref.:
Synchronoscope
Int. Ref.: ES-OSC Int. Ref.:
Oscilloscope
Int. Ref.: ES-OSCG Int. Ref.:
Oscilloscope

Note:
(*) Preferred.
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3.1.1.12 Terminal strips
Int. Ref.: 31201 Int. Ref.: 31209
Generator Diesel excitation control panel
Int. Ref.: 31202 Int. Ref.: 31210
General earth isolator switch

Motor control center board
panel
Int. Ref.: 31203 Int. Ref.: 31211
Electrical interconnecting
Diesel generator panel
panel
Int. Ref.: 31204 Int. Ref.: 31212
Smi insterconnecting panel Power center
Int. Ref.: 31205 Int. Ref.: 31213
HVAC panel Generator and motor haters
Int. Ref.: 31206 Int. Ref.: 31214
Transformer 6 KV switchboard
Int. Ref.: 31207 Int. Ref.: 31215
Turbine panel Load shedding
Int. Ref.: 31208 Int. Ref.: 31216
Generator resistor panel D.C. board

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Terminal strips
Int. Ref.: 31217 Int. Ref.: 31225
A.S.P. board Alarm (control desk)
Int. Ref.: 31218 Int. Ref.: 31228
Local control station 20 KV switchboard
Int. Ref.: 31219 Int. Ref.: 31229
Relay panel Inverters board
Generator excitation panel
Battery
Instrument (control desk)
Control and indicator (control

desk)
Synchronization (control desk)

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3.1.1.13 Miscellaneous
Int. Ref.: 31301 Int. Ref.: 31309
Sparkgap Terminal strip
CEI 07-22-01 IEC 07-22-01 CEI 03-02-03 IEC 03-02-03
Int. Ref.: 31302 Int. Ref.: 31310
Lightning rod Connecting link closed
CEI 07-22-03 IEC 07-22-03 CEI 03-03-17 IEC 03-03-17
Int. Ref.: 31303 Int. Ref.: 31311
Signal lamp (note 1 and note

Connecting link open
2)
CEI 08-10-01 IEC 08-10-01 CEI 03-03-19 IEC 03-03-19
Int. Ref.: 31304 Int. Ref.: 31312
Signal lamp, flashing type Motor controlled valve
CEI 08-10-02 IEC 08-10-02
Int. Ref.: 31305 Int. Ref.: 31313
Electromechanical position
Photo-electric device (general
indicator with one deenergized
and two indicated positions symbol)
CEI 08-10-04 IEC 08-10-04
Int. Ref.: 31306 Int. Ref.: 31314
Capacitor insulator with signal

Horn
lamp
CEI 08-10-05 IEC 08-10-05
Int. Ref.: 31307 Int. Ref.: 31315
Bell Ground disconnector
CEI 08-10-06 IEC 08-10-06
Int. Ref.: 31308 Int. Ref.: 31316
Siren Switch (general symbol)
CEI 08-10-09 IEC 08-10-09 CEI 07-12-01 IEC 07-12-01

Notes:
1) To indicate the colour lamp, put near the mark one of the following indication: RD= red YE= yellow GN= green BU= blue WH= white.
2) To indicate the lamp type, put near the mark one of the following indication: Ne= neon Xe= xenon Na= sodium steam Hg= mercury I= iodine IN= incandescent
EL= electroluminescent ARC= arc FL= fluorescent IR= infrared UV= ultraviolet LED= light-emitting diode.
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3.1.2 Logical diagrams

The following symbols are useful for the production of logical diagrams.
Logical symbols are reported in the following para. 3.1.2.1, while in para. 3.1.2.2 are
pointed out the correspondences between some logical symbols and the electrical
components performing the same function.
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3.1.2.1 Logical elements
"OR" FUNCTION The output stands at its 1-state if

Logic element (general and only if one or more of the inputs stand at their
1-states. "≥ 1" may be replaced by “1” if no
symbol) ambiguity arises
CEI 12-05-01 CEI 12-27-01
Logic element (general "AND" FUNCTION The output

stands at its 1-state if and only if all
symbol) inputs stand at their 1-states.
CEI 12-27-02
Logic elements joined to "NOT" FUNCTION The output stands at its external
0-state if and only if the input stands at its external
separate symbols 0-state.
CEI 12-27-11

Delay element with delay times specified (t1 and t2) the
transition from the 0-state to the defined 1-state at the output
Logic elements joined to occurs after a delay of t1 with reference to the same
transition at the input. The transition from the defined 1-state
separate symbols to the 0-state at the output occurs after a delay of t2 with
reference to the same transition at the input
CEI 12-40-01
Grouping of “AND” functions within a symbol.

Logic negation, shown at an -Location
-List of equipment and relay status
input (note 1) -Item designation of equipment to be controlled
CEI 12-07-01
Grouping of “OR” functions within a symbol.

Logic negation, shown at an -Location
-Item designation of equipment to be controlled
output (note 1) -List of equipment and relay status
CEI 12-07-02
Int. Ref.: 4004° Int. Ref.: 4011
Three “OR” operators elements independent from each

other but directly connected to an “AND” circuit.
Input for a logic function -Item designation of equipment to be controlled
-List of equipment and relay status in “OR” function
Three “OR” operators elements independent of each

other but directly connected to an “OR”” circuit
Output for a logic function -Item designation of equipment to be controlled
-List of equipment and relay status in “AND” function

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Logical elements

Manual control equipment
-Location
-Item designation of equipment to be controlled
-Operation to be actuated
-Function designation of control element
Equipment
-Location
-Equipment status
-Function designation of equipment

Protective and auxiliary devices including relays
-Location
-Item identification of equipment if any to which the
device is referred
-Function designation of device
Conditions not provided in above

symbols
Ex: voltage, conditions for paralleling, etc.
Alarm
-Location
Indication (general symbol)

-Location
Signal lamp
-Location
-Lamp colour

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3.1.2.2 Examples of logical functions performed by electric components
Int. Ref.: 4081 Int. Ref.: 4089
Int. Ref.: 4082 Int. Ref.: 4090

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3.1.3 Tags for functional identification of electrical components
This para. shows the codification system of the electrical equipment components and points
out the applicability limit of the IEC rule in designation of material in electro technical used
by ENI.
Publication 750 of IEC recommendations suggests a functional identification tag meant as
an assembly of alphanumerical characters separated in blocs with different meanings
shown in the following design, each preceded by a mark “prefix” designing it and allowing
their combination in the most appropriate manner for design purposes.
Block 1 2 3 4
3A 3B
Main
= + Location - Item Item : Clamp
element
Block 1 (preceded by mark “=”) deals with the identification of any electrical or mechanical
equipment or of a relevant part of the plant. In ENI Normalization Standard, this type of
identification is performed in accordance with the criteria expressed in document
20198.COO.GEN.SDS.
Block 2 (preceded by mark “+”) expresses the physical location of an item in an assembly,
in a building, etc.
Regulation for assignment of a location to an item exists only in ENI for geographical areas
(including buildings and their related rooms) or for location of a column / cell of a
switchboard.
Document 20198.COO.GEN.SDS gives, in the proper appendix 4, identification criteria for

areas while defines in a dedicated chapter the criteria to identify columns and cells.
Block 3 (preceded by mark “-“) is used to identify a component either of electrical

equipment or a complex of components.
Such items, inside the equipment, can be marked by a set of digits forming “the item tag in
the basic note”; in a document, this tag can never exist separated from the identification of
the equipment to which it belongs.
Only in diagrams, in which it is obvious the belonging of the component to the equipment,
can be reported only block 3.
For a study about the use of block 3 and for individuation of personalization, please refer to
Normalization document N° 06221.DOC.ELE.PRG, giving the criteria for execution of
“General single line diagram and relevant drawing”.
For defining the identification literal code of the component type. This code allows the
compilation of the third part of block 3.
Table 2.2 in para. 3.3.3.2, on the contrary, allows some numerical codes, used to fill in the
component function according to ANSI/IEEE rules.
Example: =0910EH001=1 –CT2

Current transformer 2 of gap 1 of panel 0910EH001.
Block 4 (preceded by mark “:”) allows the identification either of the terminal strip either of
the termination itself, pertaining to an equipment or to a component of the same equipment.
Some examples of singling out of terminal board and clamp are included in doc.
06127.VAR.ETI.PRG.
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3.1.3.1 Table 2.1 – Identification alphabetical codes of the type of component (3a) (according to
IEC, publication N° 750)
Letter
code KIND OF MATERIAL EXAMPLES
A Assemblies, subassemblies Amplifiers, speed or frequency devices, acceleration or deceleration
Transducers from non-electrical quantity to electrical quantity

B or vice- vice-versa
Thermo-electric sensors, photo-electric cell, loudspeaker, temperature control device
C Capacitors All
D Binary elements, delay devices , storage devices Time-delay, synchronizing device, sequencing, jogging, transmitter, regulators.
E Miscellaneous Lighting device, heating devices and other devices not specified elsewhere in this table
F Protective devices Fuse, over-voltage discharge, protective relay and release
G Generators, power supplies Rotating generator, rotating frequency converter, battery, quartz-oscillator
H Signalling devices Optical indicators, acoustical indicators
K Relays, contactors
L Inductors, reactors Induction coils, line trap, reactors (shunt and series)
M Motors
N Analogues elements Operational amplifiers, hybrid analogue /digital device
P Measuring and testing equipment Indicating, recording and integrating measuring devices, signal generator, clock
Q Switching devices for power circuits Circuit breaker, disconnector
R Resistors Adjustable resistor, potentiometer, shunt, thermostat, rheostat
S Switches, selectors Control switch, push-button, limit switch, contact etc.
T Transformers Voltage transformers, current transformers
U Modulators, changers Frequency changers, rectifiers,
V Tubes, semiconductors Electronic tube, diode, transistor, etc.
W Transmission path, wave guide, aerials Cable, bus-bar, telegraph, parabolic aerial
X Terminals, plugs, sockets Disconnecting plug and socket, terminal board, terminal strip
Y Electrically operated mechanical devices Brake, clutch, pneumatic and hydraulic valve
Z Terminations, hybrid transformers, filters, equalizers, limiters Cable balancing network, amplitude limiter, crystal filters
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3.1.3.2 Table 2.2 – Identification number of the function (according to ANSI/IEEE)
Letter
FUNCTIONS
code
1 Master element
2 Time-delay starting or closing relay
3 Interlock or control relay
4 Master contactor
5 Stopping device
6 Starting circuit breaker or contactor
7 Anode circuit breaker
8 Control power disconnecting device
9 Reversing device
10 Unit sequence switch
11
12 Over speed device
13 Synchronous speed device
14 Under speed device
15 Speed or frequency matching device
16
17 Shunting or discharge switch
18 Accelerating or decelerating device
19 Starting–to running transition contactor
20 Electrically operated valve
21 Distance relay
22 Equalizer circuit breaker
23 Temperature control device
24
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Table 2.2 – Identification number of the function (according to ANSI/IEEE)
Letter
FUNCTION
code
25 Synchronizing or synchronism check device
26 Protection thermal device
27 Under voltage relay
28 Flame detector
29 Isolating detector
30 Announcer relay
31 Separate excitation device
32 Directional power relay
33 Position switch
34 Motor operated sequence switch
35 Brush-operating or slip-ring short-circuiting device
36 Polarity or polarizing voltage device
37 Undercurrent or under power relay
38 Bearing protective device
39 Atmospheric abnormal condition monitor
40 Field relay
41 Field circuit breaker
42 Running circuit breaker
43 Manual transfer or selector device
44 Unit sequence starting relay
45 Atmospheric abnormal condition monitor (i.e.. smoke, explosive, fire)
46 Reverse phase or phase balance current relay
47 Phase sequence voltage relay
48 Incomplete sequence relay

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Table 2.2 – Table 2.2 – Identification number of the function (according to ANSI/IEEE)
Letter
FUNCTION
code
49 Machine or transformer relay
50 Instantaneous overcurrent or rate-of-rise relay
51 A.C: time overcurrent relay
52 A.C. circuit breaker
53 Exciter or D.C. generator relay
54
55 Power factor relay
56 Field application relay
57 Short-circuiting or grounding device
58 Power rectifier failure relay
59 Overvoltage relay
60 Voltage or current balance relay
61
62 Time-delay stopping or opening relay
63 Pressure switch
64 Ground detector relay (i.e. for machine)
65 Governor
66 Notching o jogging device
67 A. C: directional overcurrent relay
68 Blocking relay
69 Permissive control device
70 Rheostat electrically operated or with electrical accessories
71 Level switches (i.e.: Buchholz relay 71÷ 80)
72 D.C. circuit breaker

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Table 2.2 – Table 2.2 – Identification number of the function (according to ANSI/IEEE)
Letter
FUNCTIONS
code
73 Load resistor contact
74 Alarm relay
75 Position changing mechanism
76 D.C. overcurrent relay
77 Pulse transmitter
78 Phase-angle measuring or out of step protective relay
79 A.C. reclosing relay
80 Flow switch (e.g. Buchholz relay 71 + 80)
81 Frequency relay
82 D.C. reclosing relay
83 Automatic selective control or transfer relay
84 Operating mechanism
85 Carrier or pilot wire receiver relay
86 Lockout relay
87 Differential protective relay
88 Auxiliary motor or motor generator
89 Line switch (e.g. load interrupter or isolating switch)
90 Regulating device
91 Voltage directional relay
92 Voltage and power directional relay
93 Field changing contactor
94 Tripping or trip free relay
95÷99 Used for specific applications in individual installations

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3.2 INSTRUMENTATION
3.2.1 Symbols for pneumatical and hydraulic diagrams
Int. Ref.: 32001 Int. Ref.: 32009
3-way 2 positions valves Filter
Int. Ref.: 32002 Int. Ref.: 32010
High pressure pneumatic

Push button control
supply
Int. Ref.: 32003 Int. Ref.: 32011
Low pressure pneumatic

General manual control
supply
Int. Ref.: 32004 Int. Ref.: 32012
Manual reset Pilot valve pneumatic supply
Int. Ref.: 32005 Int. Ref.: 32013
Pneumatic control Pneumatic signal
Int. Ref.: 32006 Int. Ref.: 32014
Electrical control Hydraulic supply
Int. Ref.: 32007 Int. Ref.: 32015
Front panel mounted

Mechanical control by spring
instrument
Int. Ref.: 32008 Int. Ref.: 32016
Pneumatic signalling device Local mounted instrument
Symbols for Pneumatical/Hydraulic diagrams

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Symbols for pneumatical and hydraulic diagrams
Int. Ref.: 32017 Int. Ref.: 32025
Filter with obstruction

Inside panel mounted
indication and automatic by-
instrument
pass device
Int. Ref.: 32018 Int. Ref.: 32026
Outlet hydraulic connection Pneumatic accumulator
Int. Ref.: 32019 Int. Ref.: 32027
Outlet pneumatic connection Hydraulic accumulator
Int. Ref.: 32020 Int. Ref.: 32028
Fixed capacity hydraulic pump

Inlet pneumatic connection
actuated by electric motor
Int. Ref.: 32021 Int. Ref.: 32029
Pressure regulator Pneumatically actuated pump
Int. Ref.: 32022 Int. Ref.: 32030
Safety valve Manually actuated pump
Int. Ref.: 32023 Int. Ref.: 32031
Emergency/process/local shut
Breathing and safety valve
down
Int. Ref.: 32024 Int. Ref.: 32032
Electrical terminal strip for

Piston accumulator alarm/shut-down/solenoid
valves

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Symbols for pneumatical and hydraulic diagrams
Terminal strip or bulkhead

union
Plug
Non return valve
Quick acting coupling device

with non return valve

Notes:
1) The diagram drawn with the electric/pneumatic power off.
2) The solenoid valves UY-ESD A/B and UY-PSD A/B shall be for continuous duty (normally energized).
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4. SYMBOLS FOR LAYOUTS, EQUIPMENT DEVICES, PIPING INSTALLATION, TYPICAL

OF INSTALLATION
4.1 PROCESS/MECHANICAL
Purpose of this paragraph is the definition of the requisites to adopt concerning the
mechanical symbols to use in the layout execution for equipment, valves, line components
and any other conventional graphic signs.
Symbols are to be used in the execution of the drawing in scale of the following type:
• Drawing of detail area / compound (DD)

• General layout (DG) and drawings of hazardous area classification (DH)
• Derived from the previous one
• Routing drawings (DL)
• Equipment location drawings (DP)
• Service plant drawings (DS)
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4.1.1 Generic symbols
Int. Ref.: 4101 Int. Ref.: 4109 (*)
Pipe bottom elevation or

Concrete bed vertex
general elevation
Int. Ref.: 4102 Int. Ref.: 4110 (*)
Axes intersection of reference

Pipe centerline elevation
equipment
Int. Ref.: 4103 Int. Ref.: 4111 (*)
Lower face flange plane

Supply limit
elevation
Int. Ref.: 4104 Int. Ref.: 4112 (*)
Upper face flange plane “View” or “detail” indication

elevation (ex. view or detail –X-)
Int. Ref.: 4105 Int. Ref.: 4113 (*)
Section indication (ex. section

Valve centerline elevation
A-A)
Int. Ref.: 4106 (*) Int. Ref.: 4114 (*)
F.S.=Fixed saddle
Main (or factory) datum point
S.S.=Sliding saddle
Int. Ref.: 4107 (*) Int. Ref.: 4115 (*)
Secondary (or zone) datum L DISCHARGES

C Reference for pumps
point alignment
Int. Ref.: 4108 (*) Int. Ref.: 4116 (*)
L
C NOZZLES Reference for equipment
Structure vertex (main pillar)
alignment (ex. exchangers)
Symbols for layouts, equipment devices, piping installation, typical of installation

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Generic symbols
Int. Ref.: 4117 (*) Int. Ref.: 4125 (*)
Tangent line (reference for

External bottom of pipe
equipment positioning)
Int. Ref.: 4118 (*) Int. Ref.: 4126 (*)
Inside bottom of pipe (invert

Weld line
elevation)
Int. Ref.: 4119 (*) Int. Ref.: 4127 (*)
Equipment supporting plane

Pipe section (bottom elevation of base
plate)
Int. Ref.: 4120 (*) Int. Ref.: 4128 (*)
Holes and openings in

Top of grating
general
Int. Ref.: 4121 (*) Int. Ref.: 4129 (*)
General and main datum

Top of steel
point
Int. Ref.: 4122 (*) Int. Ref.: 4130 (*)
100.000 and secondary Top elevation of finished

datum point concrete
Int. Ref.: 4123 (*) Int. Ref.: 4131 (*)
Top elevation of rough

Pipe center line
concrete
Int. Ref.: 4124 (*) Int. Ref.: 4132 (*)
Center line and type of

Prepared top soil elevation
valve

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Generic symbols
Int. Ref.: 4133 (*) Int. Ref.: 4141 (*)
Mean sea level Paving made of smooth plate
Int. Ref.: 4134 (*) Int. Ref.: 4142 (*)
Indication of revised part (ex.

Paving made of precast slabs
rev. 2)
Int. Ref.: 4135 (*) Int. Ref.: 4143 (*)
Space for electrical cable

laying (buried or on trays) - Paving made of grating
general sections
Int. Ref.: 4136 (*) Int. Ref.: 4144 (*)
Space for instrument cable

Paving made of asphalt
laying (trenches and trays)
Int. Ref.: 4137 (*) Int. Ref.: 4145 (*)
Antiacid protection Paving made of concrete
Int. Ref.: 4138 (*) Int. Ref.: 4146 (*)
Levelled off soil Paving made of gravel
Int. Ref.: 4139 (*) Int. Ref.: 4147 (*)
Soil section Geographical north
Int. Ref.: 4140 (*) Int. Ref.: 4148 (*)
Paving made of chequered or

Conventional north
buckled plate

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Generic symbols
Direction of prevailing winds

north
Fence
Zone limit
Battery limit
Area limit
Main axis of layout
Secondary axis of layout

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4.1.2 Various mechanical equipment and filters off-line (Class C)
Int. Ref.: C001 Int. Ref.: C005

Jet mixer, inject, eject, eductor
Sand (multimedia) filter
side view
Venturi washer side view Plate screen
Int. Ref.: C002

Jet mixer, inject, eject, eductor
Bag filter
front view
Int. Ref.: C006
Venturi washer front view Cyclone
Int. Ref.: C003

Active carbon recovery basket
Vertical centrifuge
filter
Cartridge filter Horizontal decanter centrifuge
Int. Ref.: C004
Basket gas strainer Static mixer
Sand filter Screen
Active carbon filter Vibrating screen
Coalescer Slide gate
Vessel demister/coalescer
Press filter
sep.
Raw gas filter Belt type filter

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Various mechanical equipment and filters off-line (Class C)
Int. Ref.: C006 Int. Ref.:
Separator-screen (general
symbol)
Static bent grid
Int. Ref.:
Macerator
Int. Ref.:
Electrostatic precipitator
Int. Ref.:
Filter (general symbol)
Rotary vacuum filter
Int. Ref.:
Horizontal vacuum filter

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4.1.3 Drilling and completion equipment (Class D)
Int. Ref.: D001 Int. Ref.:
Double completion well head
Int. Ref.:
Single completion well head

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4.1.4 Furnaces, boilers and flares (Class F)
Int. Ref.: F001 Int. Ref.: F002
Direct fire heater Water tubes boiler
Indirect fire heater Fire tubes boiler
Cabin type furnace Drum boiler
Furnace (general symbol) Recovery boiler
Cylindrical vertical type

Reaction boiler
furnace
Int. Ref.: F003
Flare Electrical resistance furnace
Chimney Electrical arc furnace
Vent Electrical induction furnace
Int. Ref.: FH01 Int. Ref.:
Burning pit
Int. Ref.: FR01 Int. Ref.:
Glycol regenerator
Int. Ref.: FS01 Int. Ref.:
Swing out burner
Int. Ref.: FX01 Int. Ref.:
Burner

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4.1.5 Specific equipment for sanitary, potabilization, heating and HVAC (Class G)
Int. Ref.: GA01 Int. Ref.: GE04
Air handling unit Chilled fluid unit heater
Int. Ref.: GA02 Int. Ref.: GE05
Hot fluid unit heater with

Window type handling unit
external grille
Int. Ref.: GB01 Int. Ref.: GE06
Refrigerating unit Electric radiator
Int. Ref.: GC01 Int. Ref.: GE07
HVAC filters (side view) Electric radiator
Int. Ref.: GC02 Int. Ref.: GE08
HVAC filters (front view) Fluid radiating panel
Int. Ref.: GE01 Int. Ref.: GE09
Natural draft coil Fluid radiator
Int. Ref.: GE02 Int. Ref.: GG01
Fan-coil Moisture separator
Int. Ref.: GE03 Int. Ref.: GG02
Humidifier (installed outside

Hot fluid unit heater
duct)

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Int. Ref.: GG03 Int. Ref.: GP05
Humidifier (installed in duct) Air grille inlet (front view)
Int. Ref.: GM01 Int. Ref.: GP06
Heating coil Air grille inlet (side view)
Air diffuser with air lock (front

Cooling coil
view)
Air diffuser with air lock (side

Electric heating coil
view)
Int. Ref.: GP01 Int. Ref.: GP09
Air return diffuser with air lock

Inside air grille (front view)
(front view)
Air return diffuser with air lock

Inside air grille (side view)
(side view)
Return air grille (front view) Air diffuser (front view)
Return air grille (side view) Air diffuser (side view)

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Int. Ref.: GP13 Int. Ref.: GS02
Air return diffuser (front view) Mixing box
Air return diffuser (side view) Air lock (section)
Door air grille, louver Air lock (front view)
Outside air return grille (front

Air lock (front view)
view)
Round outside air return grille

Fire barrier (section)
(side view)
Outside air grille (front view) Fire barrier (section)
Int. Ref.: GP19 Int. Ref.: GV01
Rectangular Outside air grille

Centrifugal fan (section)
(side view)
Int. Ref.: GS01 Int. Ref.: GV02
Mixing box Centrifugal fan (front view)

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Int. Ref.: GV03 Int. Ref.: G006
Axial fan Raising duct
Round to rectangular duct

Axial fan (front view)
connection
Ceiling fan Round duct wall crossing
Int. Ref.: G001 Int. Ref.: G009
Rectangular duct (down ward) Rectangular duct wall crossing
Int. Ref.: G002 Int. Ref.:
Rectangular duct (up ward)
Round duct (down ward)
Round duct (up ward)
Flexible duct

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4.1.6 Equipment for heat transfer (Class H)
Int. Ref.: H001 Int. Ref.: H007
Heat exchanger (general

Air cooler
symbol)
Heat exchanger one pass Air cooler with louvers
Int. Ref.: H002
Air cooler with self operated

Heat exchanger 2 pass
lock gate
Int. Ref.: H003
Cooling tower-humid type

Electric exchanger
forced draft
Cooling tower-dry type forced

Electric gas heater
draft
Plate heat exchanger Jacketed heat exchanger
Box exchanger Water spray cooler
Int. Ref.: H005
Reboiler (Kettle type) Finned exchanger
Cooling tower-humid type

Box cooler (single coil)
natural draft
Cooling tower-dry type natural

Superheater or heater
draft
Int. Ref.:
Desuperheater
Int. Ref.:
Waste heat recovery

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4.1.7 Non HVAC compressors, blowers and fans (Class K)
Int. Ref.: K001 Int. Ref.: K005
Reciprocating compressor Rotary compressor
Screw compressor
compressor
Lobe compressor
compressor
Piston compressor Sliding vane compressor
Int. Ref.: K002 Int. Ref.:
Centrifugal compressor
Int. Ref.:
2-phase centrifugal
compressor
Int. Ref.:
3-phase centrifugal
compressor
Int. Ref.:
Axial compressor
Instrument air compressor
Fan (general symbol)

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4.1.8 Line equipment (Class L)
Int. Ref.: LJ01 Int. Ref.:
Insulating joint (side view)
Int. Ref.: LJ02 Int. Ref.:
Insulating joint (front view)
Int. Ref.: LT01 Int. Ref.:
Flame arrestor

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4.1.9 Machinery (Prime movers, electrical excluded) (Class M)
Int. Ref.: M001 Int. Ref.:
Diesel engine
Int. Ref.:
Gas engine
Int. Ref.: ML01 Int. Ref.:
Turbo expander
Int. Ref.: M002 Int. Ref.:
Turbine with interm. bleeding
Int. Ref.:
Hydraulic turbine
Int. Ref.:
Steam reciprocating driver
Int. Ref.: MT01 Int. Ref.:
Gas turbine

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4.1.10 Pumps (Class P)
Int. Ref.: PA01 Int. Ref.: P003
Centrifugal pump (note 1) Lobe pump (note 1)
Int. Ref.: P001

Vertical centrifugal pump Rotary pump / gear pump
(note 1) (note 1)
Barrel pump (note 1) Propeller or screw pump

(note 1)
Int. Ref.: P002
Reciprocating pump (note 1)

Sliding vane pump (note 1)
Piston pump (note 1)

Eccentric pump (note 1)
Int. Ref.: P004
Diaphragm pump (note 1) Centrifugal pump with interm.

cooling (note 1)
Proportioning pump (note 1) Hand pump (note 1)
Injection pump (note 1) Ejection pump (note 1)
Int. Ref.: PS01
Submersible pump
Vacuum pump (note 1)
(submersible motor)
Int. Ref.: PH01
Submersible fire fighting pump

Slurry pump (note 1)
(external motor)
Int. Ref.: PH02
90° submersible fire fighting

Turbine pump (note 1)
pump (external motor)
Int. Ref.: PX01
Archimedean or volute screw

Motor pump with litter
pump (note 1)

Notes:
1) These symbols request the location of steam engine dragging them both in case of an electrical motor (class E) or in case of a primary motor (class M).
2) Graphic symbols for pumps (class P) is to be used both for mechanical layouts and for safety and firefighting layouts.
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4.1.11 Valves (Class R)
Int. Ref.: R001 Int. Ref.:
Globe valve
Int. Ref.:
Ball valve
Int. Ref.:
Diaphragm valve
Int. Ref.:
Butterfly valve
Int. Ref.:
Gate valve
Int. Ref.:
Neddle valve
Int. Ref.:
Plug valve
Int. Ref.:
Proportioning valve

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4.1.12 Pressure equipment (separators, degassifiers, driers and miscellany) (Class V)
Int. Ref.: V001 Int. Ref.: V001

Vertical vessel (general
Extractor
symbol)
Jacketed pressure vessel Scrubber
Vessel with mixer Evaporator
Vessel with heat. coil-mark “E”

Degaser
if elect.
Autoclave Vacuum tower
Damper Absorbent drier
Int. Ref.: VN01
Gas membrane damper Gun barrel
Int. Ref.: V002
Launching trap with concentric

Gas pressurizer
reducer
Launching trap with eccentric

Membrane gas pressurizer
reducer
Arrival trap with concentric

Electrically heated pressurizer
reducer
Pressurizer with spray Arrival trap with eccentric

injection reducer
Int. Ref.: V003
Electrically heater pressurizer

Pressure vessel with boot
with spray injection

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Horizontal vessel (general

Gas boot
symbol)
Expansion tank Packing column
Catalytic reactor or general

Gas scrubber
reactor
Column (general symbol) Bioreactor BAV
Column with trays (one sect.) Drier (general symbol)
Column with trays (two sect.) Batch trays drier
Column with trays (three sect.) Spray drier
Column with chimney trays Rotary film drier
Rotating disc column Continuous tunnel drier
Sectioned column Rotary drum drier
Int. Ref.: Int. Ref.: V007

Cylinder (general-not for
firefighting)

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Decanter Regenerator
Clarifier MDEA adsorber
Thickener Gas knock out drum
Int. Ref.: VV01
Sedimentation tank Flotation cells
Int. Ref.:
Open settling tank
Int. Ref.:
Electrostatic separator
Int. Ref.:
Longitudinal separator
Int. Ref.:
Grit collector oil skimmer
Int. Ref.: V009 Int. Ref.:
Oil skimmer
Int. Ref.: V010 Int. Ref.:
Test separator
Int. Ref.:
Slug catcher
Int. Ref.:
Separator

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4.1.13 Equipment for different material and product loading (Class Y)
Int. Ref.: YA01 Int. Ref.:
Crane
Int. Ref.: YB01 Int. Ref.:
Bridge crane

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4.1.14 Tanks (Class T)
Int. Ref.: T001 Int. Ref.: T004
Spheric pressure storage tank Atm. storage tank (rectangular)
Spheroidal pressure storage

Open top solid storage tank
tank
Int. Ref.: T002
Cone bottom bin tank (bulk

Tank with heating coil
storage)
Int. Ref.: T005
Flat bottom bin tank (bulk

Storage tank
storage)
Int. Ref.: T006
Open top cone/pyram. bottom Atmospheric storage tank

bin (cylinder-flat bottom)
Int. Ref.: TS01
Sump Chemical additives tank
Int. Ref.:
Int. Ref.: T003 Int. Ref.:
Cone roof storage tank
Int. Ref.:
Diaphragm tank
Int. Ref.: TB01 Int. Ref.:
Floating roof storage tank
Int. Ref.:

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4.1.15 Symbols for fluid transportation
Int. Ref.: 41701 (*) Int. Ref.: 41709 (*)
Conduit in protection pipe valve pit
Int. Ref.: 41702 (*) Int. Ref.: 41710 (*)
Valve interaption pit, dielectric

Dismounting joint joint, dismounting and bypass joint
Int. Ref.: 41703 (*) Int. Ref.: 41711 (*)

Valve and bypass pit joint, dismounting and bypass joint
(above ground)
Int. Ref.: 41704 (*) Int. Ref.: 41712 (*)

Interaption pit with valve
joint, dismounting and bypass joint
and by pass (above ground) (basement)
Int. Ref.: 41705 (*) Int. Ref.: 41713 (*)
Interaption pit with valve Pressure reduction plant

and by pass (basement) (above ground)
Int. Ref.: 41706 (*) Int. Ref.: 41714 (*)
Pressure and measurement

Pit with pressure reduction
reduction plant (above
plant
ground)
Int. Ref.: 41707 (*) Int. Ref.: 41715 (*)
Measurement plant above

Compression plant
ground
Int. Ref.: 41708 (*) Int. Ref.: 41716 (*)
Conduit in trench Interception point

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Symbols for fluid transportation
Int. Ref.: 41717 (*) Int. Ref.: 41725 (*)
Simple branch point Railway crossing
Int. Ref.: 41718 (*) Int. Ref.: 41726 (*)
Line already existing Highway crossing
Int. Ref.: 41719 (*) Int. Ref.: 41727 (*)
Line diameter River crossing
Int. Ref.: 41720 (*) Int. Ref.: 41728 (*)
Arranged branch point Sub-river bed crossing
Int. Ref.: 41721 (*) Int. Ref.: 41729 (*)
Simple branch point from

Armored pipe crossing
interception point
Int. Ref.: 41722 (*) Int. Ref.: 41730 (*)
Remote control Trestle crossing
Int. Ref.: 41723 (*) Int. Ref.: 41731 (*)
Gas telemetering Rope crossing
Int. Ref.: 41724 (*) Int. Ref.: 41732 (*)
Gas meter point Pier pipe crossing

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Symbols for fluid transportation
Int. Ref.: 41733 (*) Int. Ref.: 41741 (*)
Free pipe without pier water

Tunnel crossing
crossing
Int. Ref.: 41734 (*) Int. Ref.: 41742 (*)
Discharge point isolated on

Sub-station compression
the line
Int. Ref.: 41735 (*) Int. Ref.: 41743 (*)
Pressure reduction station Discharge point
Int. Ref.: 41736 (*) Int. Ref.: 41744 (*)
Pre-heating pressure
Pigs signalling point
reduction station
Int. Ref.: 41737 (*) Int. Ref.: 41745 (*)
Shunting station Condense separation point
Int. Ref.: 41738 (*) Int. Ref.: 41746 (*)
Gunite water pipe Branch by tapping machine
Int. Ref.: 41739 (*) Int. Ref.:
Arc free pipe water crossing
Int. Ref.: 41740 (*) Int. Ref.:
Bridge or third manufacted

water crossing

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4.2 INSTRUMENTATION AND AUTOMATION/COMMUNICATION

4.2.1 Instrument and automation equipment (Class J)
Int. Ref.: JC01 Int. Ref.:
Inergen plant control panel
NFPA 170
Dry chemical control panel
NFPA 170
CO2 plant control panel
NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: JE01 Int. Ref.:
ESD control panel (main

control room)
NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: JL01 Int. Ref.:
General alarms panel
NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: JL02 Int. Ref.:
Alarms repeating panel
NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: JM01 Int. Ref.:
Meteomarine signalling panel
NFPA 170

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4.2.2 Communication equipment (Class Q)
Int. Ref.: QA01 Int. Ref.: QP03
EEx-d explosion proof wall

Parabolic antennae
telephone set
CEI 10-05-13
Int. Ref.: QC01 Int. Ref.: QP04
Telephone automatic switching

Aphonic headset
equipment
CEI 09-02-01
Int. Ref.: QC02 Int. Ref.: QV01
Manual telephone switch

Microphone position
board
CEI 09-02-02 BS 1635 (2802)
Int. Ref.: QN01 Int. Ref.: QV02
Loudspeaker Public address
CEI 09-09-07 NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: QN02 Int. Ref.: QJ01
EEx-d explosion proof

Radio station
loudspeaker
Int. Ref.: QN03 Int. Ref.: QJ02
Megaphone Portable radio
Int. Ref.: QP01 Int. Ref.:
Table telephone set
CEI 09-05-01
Int. Ref.: QP02 Int. Ref.:
Wall telephone set

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4.3 ELECTRICAL
4.3.1 Electrical equipment (Class E)
Int. Ref.: EG01 Int. Ref.:

Electric generator (general
symbol)
Int. Ref.:
Int. Ref.: EX01 Int. Ref.:
Electric motor (note 1)
Int. Ref.:
Int. Ref.: E001 Int. Ref.:
Electric boards (inside indicate

the identification and function) Int. Ref.:

Note:
1) This symbol is always combined with the dragged equipment, usually belonging to classes “K”, “M” e “P”..
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4.3.2 Industrial plants

Electrical symbols shown are usually used for preparation of layout drawings relevant to
technological parts of industrial plants. Therefore, the internal parts of civil buildings in
industrial plants and internal of the platform part constituted by the accommodation module
are excluded. For symbols of these civil parts please refer to para. 4.3.3.
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4.3.2.1 Stations and sub-stations
Int. Ref.: 6101 Int. Ref.: 6109
Wind generating station

Generating station (planned)
(planned)
CEI 11.01.01 IEC 11.01.01 CEI 11.02.11 IEC 11.02.11
Int. Ref.: 6102 Int. Ref.: 6110
Wind generating station (in

Generating station (in service)
service)
CEI 11.01.02 IEC 11.01.02 CEI 11.02.12 IEC 11.02.12
Int. Ref.: 6103 Int. Ref.: 6111
Combined generating station Gas-turbine generating station

(planned) (planned)
CEI 11.01.03 IEC 11.01.03 CEI 11.02.101 IEC 11.02.101
Int. Ref.: 6104 Int. Ref.: 6112
Combined generating station Gas-turbine generating station

(in service) (in service)
CEI 11.01.04 IEC 11.01.04 CEI 11.02.102 IEC 11.02.102
Int. Ref.: 6105 Int. Ref.: 6113
Sub-station or distribution
Sub-station (planned)
center, outdoor (planned)
CEI 11.01.05 IEC 11.01.05 CEI 11.02.103 IEC 11.02.103
Int. Ref.: 6106 Int. Ref.: 6114
Sub-station (in service)
center, outdoor (in service)
CEI 11.01.06 IEC 11.01.06 CEI 11.02.103 IEC 11.02.103
Int. Ref.: 6107 Int. Ref.: 6115
Solar generating station Sub-station or distribution

(planned) center, underground (planned)
CEI 11.02.09 IEC 11.02.09 CEI 11.02.104 IEC 11.02.104
Int. Ref.: 6108 Int. Ref.: 6116
Solar generating station (in
center, underground (in
service)
service)
CEI 11.02.10 IEC 11.02.10 CEI 11.02.104 IEC 11.02.104

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Stations and sub-stations
Int. Ref.: 6117 Int. Ref.: 6128
Sub-station or distribution Distribution switchboard, pole

center, indoor (planned) type (planned)
CEI 11.02.105 IEC 11.02.105 CEI 11.02.106 IEC 11.02.106
Int. Ref.: 6118 Int. Ref.: 6129
Sub-station or distribution Distribution switchboard, pole

center, indoor (in service) type (in service)
CEI 11.02.105 IEC 11.02.105 CEI 11.02.106 IEC 11.02.106
Int. Ref.: 6119 Int. Ref.: 6132
Sectioning sub-station Electric substation (power and

(planned) control)
Sectioning sub-station (in

service)
Remote controlled sectioning

sub-station (planned)
Remote controlled sectioning

sub-station (in service)
Transformation sub-station
(planned)
Transformation sub-station (in

service)

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4.3.2.2 Lines
Int. Ref.: 6201 Int. Ref.: 6209
Line or cable (general symbol) Cable sealing end (for three

Ex: Line or cable (in view) copper.
2
Size 1x95 mm PVC insulated core cable)
CEI 03.04.01 IEC 03.04.01
Int. Ref.: 6202 Int. Ref.: 6210
Underground line
Ex: Underground cable – copper - size 1x95 Junctions box for three
mm2 PVC insulated – Ground deep 400 mm conductors
(*: cable identification)
CEI 11.03.01 IEC 11.03.01 CEI 03.04.04 IEC 03.04.04
Int. Ref.: 6203 Int. Ref.: 6211
Submarine line Junctions box for three cables
CEI 11.03.02 IEC 11.03.02 CEI 03.04.06 IEC 03.04.06
Int. Ref.: 6204 Int. Ref.: 6213
Overhead line Overhead line on wood pole
CEI 11.03.03 IEC 11.03.03 CEI 11.03.107
Int. Ref.: 6205 Int. Ref.: 6214
Overhead line on tubular or

Duct or pipe
welded steel pole
CEI 11.03.04 IEC 11.03.04 CEI 11.03.108
Int. Ref.: 6206 Int. Ref.: 6215
Overhead line on steel lattice

Coaxial line (coaxial pair)
tower
CEI 03.01.11 IEC 03.01.11 CEI 11.03.109
Int. Ref.: 6207 Int. Ref.: 6216
Line with manhole, giving Overhead line on tubular

access to jointing chamber concrete pole
CEI 11.03.06 IEC 11.03.06 CEI 11.03.110
Int. Ref.: 6208 Int. Ref.: 6217
Overhead line on pole on a

Line with buried joining point
wall
CEI 11.03.07 IEC 11.03.07 CEI 11.03.111

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Lines
Overhead line on pole on a

wall
CEI 11.03.112
Overhead line with cable

messenger or twister
CEI 11.03.113
Overhead line on pole with

guy
CEI 11.03.114
Wiring on raceway or
cabletray
CEI 11.03.104
Wiring in protected bus bar

(busway)
CEI 11.03.105

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4.3.2.3 Cable run
Int. Ref.: 6301 Int. Ref.: 6307
Buried electrical cable route Road cable crossing concrete

digging block
Int. Ref.: 6302 Int. Ref.: 6309
Cable in cable trench or tunnel Cable transit M.C.T.
Int. Ref.: 6303 Int. Ref.: 6310
Underground cables in conduit Pulling pit
Int. Ref.: 6304 Int. Ref.: 6313
Underground cables in non- Single conduit (diameters from

metallic conduit 1” to 4”)
Int. Ref.: 6305 Int. Ref.: 6314
Single conduit (diameters from

Cables on cable tray
1” to 4”) under floating floor
Int. Ref.: 6311 Int. Ref.: 6315
Cables on cable tray under Single conduit (diameters from

floating floor 1” to 4”) in false ceiling
Int. Ref.: 6312 Int. Ref.: 6316
Cables on cable tray in false

Conduit elevation variation
ceiling
Int. Ref.: 6306 Int. Ref.: 6317
Cable tray elevation variation Going downwards conduit

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Cable run
Raising conduit
Classified wall cable crossing

(plan drawing)
Going downwards cable tray
Raising cable tray
Cable tray passing through

vertically

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4.3.2.4 Boards - underboards
Overground, weather-proof
enclosure (general symbol)
(note 1)
CEI 11.04.01 IEC 11.04.01
Water-proof electric
underboard mounted on
basement earth
Water-proof electric
underboard mounted on
structure
AD-PE electric board mounted

on basement earth
AD-PE electric board mounted

on structure
Skid mounted water-proof

underboard
Skid mounted AD-PE electric

underboard

Note:
1) Specific marks can indicate which equipment are included in the library.
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4.3.2.5 Junction boxes, conduits and accessories
Int. Ref.: 6501 Int. Ref.: 6511
Junction box with two hubs – Junction box mounted on

type ‘C’ – Water-proof type ground – water-proof type
Int. Ref.: 6502 Int. Ref.: 6512
Junction box with three hubs – Junction box mounted on

type ‘T’ – Water-proof type ground – AD-PE type
Int. Ref.: 6503 Int. Ref.: 6513

type ‘L’ – Water-proof type structure – water-proof type
Int. Ref.: 6504 Int. Ref.: 6514

type ‘C’ – AD-PE type structure – AD-PE type

Ex: Junction box items
Junction box with three hubs – LJB = Light JB
AJB = Alarm JB
TJB = Telephonic JB
PJB = Power JB
type ‘T’ – AD-PE type AXJB = Auxiliary JB CJB = Control JB
ANB = Navigation Aid JB
Int. Ref.: 6506 Int. Ref.: 6515
Junction box with two hubs –

Flexible conduit
type ‘L’ – AD-PE type
Int. Ref.: 6507 Int. Ref.: 6516
Housing for connection to

motors or heaters AD-PE type, Elbow
mounted on ground
Int. Ref.: 6508 Int. Ref.: 6517
Housing for connection to

motors or heaters AD-PE type, Pull elbow
mounted on structure

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Junction boxes, conduits and accessories
Sealing fittings
Union
Nipple
Plug
Reducer
Coupling
Conduit

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4.3.2.6 Motors, push-buttons command, fm-light sockets
Int. Ref.: 6601 Int. Ref.: 6613
Motor control switch without

Water-proof motor mounted on
ammeter mounted on ground –
ground water proof type
Int. Ref.: 6602 Int. Ref.: 6614
Motor control switch without

Water-proof motor mounted on
structure AD-PE type
Int. Ref.: 6603 Int. Ref.: 6621
Motor control push-button with

AD-PE motor mounted on
ground water proof type
Int. Ref.: 6604 Int. Ref.: 6622
Motor control push-button with

AD-PE motor mounted on
structure AD-PE type
Int. Ref.: 6605 Int. Ref.: 6623
Motor control push-button without

Heater – water-proof type ammeter mounted on ground –
water proof type
Int. Ref.: 6606 Int. Ref.: 6624
Motor control push-button without

Heater – AD-PE type ammeter mounted on ground –
AD-PE type
Motor control switch with ammeter Double motor control push-button

mounted on ground – water proof with ammeter mounted on ground
type AD-PE type (example)
Int. Ref.: 6612 Int. Ref.: 6615
Motor control switch with ammeter

Motor control switch with ammeter
mounted on structure – water
mounted on ground – AD-PE type
proof type

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Motors, push-buttons command, fm-light sockets
Int. Ref.: 6616 Int. Ref.: 6621
Motor control switch with ammeter Marking of power socket (3+G

mounted on structure – AD-PE 380 V) mounted on ground –
type water proof type
Int. Ref.: 6617 Int. Ref.: 6622
Motor control switch without Marking of power socket (2+G

ammeter mounted on structure – 220 V) mounted on ground –
water proof type water proof type
Int. Ref.: 6618 Int. Ref.: 6623
Motor control switch without Marking of power socket (3+G

ammeter mounted on structure – 380 V) mounted on ground –
AD-PE type AD-PE type
Int. Ref.: 6625 Int. Ref.: 6624
Motor control push-button with Marking of power socket (2+G

ammeter mounted on structure 220 V) mounted on ground –
– water proof type AD-PE type
Int. Ref.: 6626 Int. Ref.: 6625
Motor control push-button with Marking of power socket (3+G

ammeter mounted on structure 380 V) mounted on structure –
– AD-PE type water proof type
Int. Ref.: 6619 Int. Ref.: 6626
Motor control push-button Marking of power socket (2+G

without ammeter mounted on 220 V) mounted on structure –
structure – water proof type water proof type
Int. Ref.: 6620 Int. Ref.: 6627
Motor control push-button Marking of power socket (3+G

without ammeter mounted on 380 V) mounted on structure –
structure – AD-PE type AD-PE type
Double motor control push-button Marking of power socket (2+G

with ammeter mounted on 220 V) mounted on structure –
structure AD-PE type (example) AD-PE type

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Motors, push-buttons command, fm-light sockets
Marking of power socket (2+G

24 V) mounted on ground –
water proof type

24 V) mounted on ground –
AD-PE type

24 V) mounted on structure –
water proof type

24 V) mounted on structure –
AD-PE type

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4.3.2.7 Lighting equipment
Int. Ref.: 6701 Int. Ref.: 6709
3 m high – pole mounted on Single square pole mounted

ground (plan) on ground
Int. Ref.: 6702 Int. Ref.: 6710
Single range pole mounted on

Support for wall lamp (plan)
ground (plan) – height > 7 m
Int. Ref.: 6703 Int. Ref.: 6720
1.5 m high max – pole Pole mounted on structure

mounted on range (plan) (view)
Int. Ref.: 6704 Int. Ref.: 6721
Double square pole mounted Pole mounted on ground

on ground (view)
Int. Ref.: 6705 Int. Ref.: 6722
Double range pole mounted

Pole for fluorescent lamp
on ground (plan) – height > 7
mounted on structure (view)
m
Int. Ref.: 6706 Int. Ref.: 6723
3 m high – pole mounted on Pole for fluorescent lamp

structure (plan) mounted on ground (view)
Int. Ref.: 6707 Int. Ref.: 6724
Hinged pole mounted on

Pole mounted on range (view)
ground (plan)
Int. Ref.: 6708 Int. Ref.: 6725
Support for handrail lamp Pole for fluorescent lamp

(plan) mounted on range (view)

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Lighting equipment
Int. Ref.: 6730 Int. Ref.: 6738
Emergency lighting fixture

Normal lighting fixture – water-
guardrail mounted – AD-PE
proof type (note 1)
type
Int. Ref.: 6731 Int. Ref.: 6739
Normally lighting fixture

Emergency lighting fixture –
guardrail mounted – water-
water-proof type (note 1)
proof type
Int. Ref.: 6732 Int. Ref.: 6740
Normally lighting fixture

Normal lighting fixture – AD-
guardrail mounted – AD-PE
PE type (note 1)
type
Int. Ref.: 6733 Int. Ref.: 6741P
Emergency lighting fixture – Pole mounted on structure with emergency

40 W (less than the standard) lighting
AD-PE type (note 1) fixture – AD-PE type – Incandescent (plan)
Int. Ref.: 6734 Int. Ref.: 6741V
Fluorescent lamp – water- Pole mounted on structure with emergency

40 W (less than the standard) lighting
proof type (note 1) fixture – AD-PE type – Incandescent (view)
Fluorescent lamp – AD-PE Pole mounted on ground with fluorescent

fixture with two 20 W tubes, (standard) –
type (note 1) AD-PE type (plan)
Int. Ref.: 6736 Int. Ref.: 6742V
Pole mounted on ground with fluorescent

AD-PE projector fixture with two 20 W tubes, (standard) –
AD-PE type (view)
Emergency lighting fixture Pole mounted on range with normal lighting

guardrail mounted – water- fixture 125 W – HG Lamp, (standard) –
water proof type (plan)
proof type

Notes:
1) Symbols from N° 6730 to 6735 shall be coupled to symbols from N° 6701 to 6710 and from N° 6720 to 6725.
2) To indicate the lamp type, put next to the symbol (W) and one of the following indication:
Na = sodium vapour Hg = mercury IN = incandescent ARC = arc FL = fluorescence
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Lighting equipment
Int. Ref.: 6743V Int. Ref.: 6750
Pole mounted on range with normal lighting Mast with movable cross-rack
fixture 125 W – HG Lamp, (standard) –
water proof type (view) floodlights carrier
Int. Ref.: 6744P Int. Ref.: 6751
Normal lighting fixture 15 W Mast with fixed cross-rack

incandescent (not standard) mounted floodlights carrier and rung
on wall – AD-PE type (plan) ladder
Int. Ref.: 6744V Int. Ref.:
Normal lighting fixture 15 W

incandescent (not standard) mounted
on wall – AD-PE type (view)
125 W – HG normal lighting fixture

(standard) mounted on suspension-
water-proof type
Fluorescent fixture mounted

on suspension – water-proof
type
Mast with movable rounded

floodlights carrier
Mast with ladder and fixed

platform floodlights carrier
Hinged mast with fixed cross-

rack floodlights carrier

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4.3.2.8 Earthing system
Int. Ref.: 6801 Int. Ref.: 6814
Compression type connector

Earth (general symbol) for shunt or junction between
ground conductors
CEI 02.15.01 IEC 02.15.01
Int. Ref.: 6802 Int. Ref.: 6819
Clamp type connector for

Protective earth (ground) shunt or junction between
ground conductors
CEI 02.15.03 IEC 02.15.03
Int. Ref.: 6803 Int. Ref.: 6815
Compression type lug (ground

Frame, chassis terminal, connection of
conductors)
CEI 02.15.04 IEC 02.15.04
Int. Ref.: 6804 Int. Ref.: 6820
Clamp type lug (ground

Equipotentiality terminal, connection of
conductors)
CEI 02.15.05 IEC 02.15.05
Int. Ref.: 6811 Int. Ref.: 6816
Bare copper plait conductor Ground marshalling bus bar
Int. Ref.: 6812 Int. Ref.: 6821
Y/G insulated copper plait Ground marshalling bus bar

conductor inside a package
Int. Ref.: 6813 Int. Ref.: 6822
Square well with grounding

Clamp type cross connector
rod
Int. Ref.: 6818 Int. Ref.: 6817
Round well with grounding rod Copper plate

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Earthing system
Tinned copper plate conductor
Zinc plate steel plate

conductor

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4.3.2.9 Cathodic protection
Int. Ref.: 6901 Int. Ref.: 6909
Cathodic protection station

Insulating joint with spark-gap
(general symbol)
Int. Ref.: 6902 Int. Ref.: 6910
Ground plate Directional insulating joint
Test point lead (general

symbol)
Galvanic anode
Reference cell
Insulating joint (general

symbol)
Short circuited insulating joint
Insulating joint with resistance

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4.3.2.10 Safety lightings and horns
Int. Ref.: 43201 Int. Ref.: 43209
EEx-d explosion proof

Touchdown area floodlighting
directional fog-horn
Int. Ref.: 43202 Int. Ref.: 43210
Marine navigation aid white signal EEx-d explosion proof

light – water-proof type omnidirectional fog-horn
Deriv. from NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: 43203 Int. Ref.: 43211
EEx-d explosion proof fog-

EEx-d explosion proof marine
navigation aid white signal light
horn and white signal light
(composed symbol)
Int. Ref.: 43204 Int. Ref.: 43212
Fog horn and red signal light

Marine navigation aid red signal
(composed symbol) water-proof
light – water-proof type
type
Int. Ref.: 43205 Int. Ref.: 43213
EEx-d explosion proof omnidirectional

fog-horn and white signal light
navigation aid red signal light (composed symbol)
Int. Ref.: 43206 Int. Ref.: 43214
EEx-d explosion proof omnidirectional

Aeronautical obstruction light fog-horn and red signal light
(composed symbol)
Helideck perimeter yellow light
Wind sleeve lighting

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4.3.2.11 Additional symbols for electric equipment arrangement plan drawings
Int. Ref.: 43215 Int. Ref.: 43223
Connection items for short Connection items for cable

cable arrival from top in class arrival from side in class 1
1 zone 1 zone 1
Int. Ref.: 43216 Int. Ref.: 43224
Connection items for long Connection items for short

cable arrival from top in class cable arrival from top in class
1 zone 1 1 zone 2
Int. Ref.: 43217 Int. Ref.: 43225
Connection items for short Connection items for long

double cable arrival from top in cable arrival from top in class
class 1 zone 1 1 zone 2
Int. Ref.: 43218 Int. Ref.: 43226

double cable arrival from top in double cable arrival from top
class 1 zone 1 in class 1 zone 2
Int. Ref.: 43219 Int. Ref.: 43227

cable arrival from bottom in double cable arrival from top
class 1 zone 1 in class 1 zone 2
Int. Ref.: 43220 Int. Ref.: 43228

cable arrival from bottom in cable arrival from bottom in
class 1 zone 1 class 1 zone 2
Int. Ref.: 43221 Int. Ref.: 43229

double cable arrival from cable arrival from bottom in
bottom in class 1 zone 1 class 1 zone 2
Int. Ref.: 43222 Int. Ref.: 43230

double cable arrival from double cable arrival from
bottom in class 1 zone 1 bottom in class 1 zone 2

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Additional symbols for electric equipment arrangement plan drawings
Connection items for long

double cable arrival from
bottom in class 1 zone 2
Connection items for cable

arrival from side in class 1
zone 2

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4.3.3 Civil buildings

Electrical symbols here shown are solely for the production of electrical diagrams and
layout drawings relevant to the internal parts of the civil buildings. They are applicable also
to the interiors of the platform formed by the accommodation module. In the external parts
of platforms and in the part of platform dedicated to technological systems, the use of
symbols of para. 4.3.2 is strongly suggested.
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4.3.3.1 Wiring
Int. Ref.: 7101 Int. Ref.: 7108
Wiring on the surface Box (general symbol)
CEI 11-03-101
Int. Ref.: 7102 Int. Ref.: 7109
Wiring conduit under the

Connection or junction box
surface
CEI 11-03-102
Ex: Wiring, two unipolar cables

Case for switches and sockets
of 1.5 mm in conduit ∅ 16,
(single)
under the surface
Int. Ref.: 7103 Int. Ref.: 7111
Wiring on raceway or Case for switches and sockets

cabletray (double)
CEI 11-03-104
Int. Ref.: 7104 Int. Ref.: 7112
Wiring protected busbar Case for switches and sockets

(busway) (multiple)
CEI 11-03-105 CEI 11-12-101
Wiring going upwards Ex: case with one switch
Ex: case with one two-way

Wiring going downwards
switch and one socket for 10A
Ex: case with one switch, one

Wiring passing through
socket for 10A and one socket
vertically
for 16A

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4.3.3.2 Switches
Int. Ref.: 7201 Int. Ref.: 7209
Single pole switch Pull-cord switch single pole
CEI 11-14-09 IEC 11-14-09
Int. Ref.: 7202 Int. Ref.: 7210
Switch single pole with pilot

Push-button
light
CEI 11-14-10 IEC 11-14-10
Int. Ref.: 7203 Int. Ref.: 7211
Switch two pole Push-button with pilot light
CEI 11-14-04 IEC 11-14-04 CEI 11-14-11 IEC 11-14-11
Int. Ref.: 7204 Int. Ref.: 7212
Push-button with restricted

Multiposition switch single pole
access
CEI 11-14-05 IEC 11-14-05 CEI 11-14-12 IEC 11-14-12
Int. Ref.: 7205 Int. Ref.: 7213
Multiposition switch two pole Period limiting equipment
CEI 11-14-13 IEC 11-14-13
Int. Ref.: 7206 Int. Ref.: 7214
Two-way switch single pole Time switch
CEI 11-14-06 IEC 11-14-06 CEI 11-14-14 IEC 11-14-14
Int. Ref.: 7207 Int. Ref.: 7215
Key-operated switch
Intermediate switch
watchman’s system device
CEI 11-14-07 IEC 11-14-07 CEI 11-14-15 IEC 11-14-15
Int. Ref.: 7208 Int. Ref.: 7216
Circuit breaker with automatic release:

Dimmer thermal, electromagnetic and
differential current operation two pole
CEI 11-14-08 IEC 11-14-08 CEI 11-14-102 IEC 11-14-102

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Switches
Pull-cord button
CEI 11-14-103 IEC 11-14-103

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4.3.3.3 Power sockets
Power socket (general symbol)
CEI 03-03-01 IEC 03-03-01
Multiple socket outlet (power),

three outlets shown
CEI 11-13-02 IEC 11-13-02
Socket outlet (power) with

protective contact
CEI 11-13-04 IEC 11-13-04

shutter
CEI 11-13-05 IEC 11-13-05

single-pole switch
CEI 11-13-06 IEC 11-13-06

interlocked switch
CEI 11-13-07 IEC 11-13-07

isolating transformer
CEI 11-13-08 IEC 11-13-08
Socket outlet
(telecommunications)
CEI 11-13-09 IEC 11-13-09

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4.3.3.4 Lighting equipment
Int. Ref.: 7401 Int. Ref.: 7409
Lighting outlet position Flood light
CEI 11-15-01 IEC 11-15-01 CEI 11-15-09 IEC 11-15-09
Int. Ref.: 7402 Int. Ref.: 7410
Emergency lighting luminaire

Lighting outlet on wall
on special circuit
CEI 11-15-02 IEC 11-15-02 CEI 11-15-11 IEC 11-15-11
Int. Ref.: 7403 Int. Ref.: 7411
Self-contained emergency
Lamp (general symbol)
lighting luminaire
CEI 11-15-03 IEC 11-15-03 CEI 11-15-12 IEC 11-15-12
Int. Ref.: 7404 Int. Ref.: 7412
Luminaire, fluorescent lamp Lighting outlet pantograph

(general symbol) mounted
CEI 11-15-04 IEC 11-15-04
Int. Ref.: 7405 Int. Ref.: 7413
Ex: Luminaire with three

Table lamp
fluorescent tubes
CEI 11-15-05 IEC 11-15-05
Int. Ref.: 7406 Int. Ref.: 7414
Fluorescent lighting complete with

Ex: Luminaire with five
incandescent lamp for emergency
fluorescent tubes lights
CEI 11-15-06 IEC 11-15-06
Int. Ref.: 7407 Int. Ref.: 7415
Auxiliary apparatus for discharge lamp

Projector (general symbol) (only when the auxiliary apparatus is
not incorporated in the luminaire)
CEI 11-15-07 IEC 11-15-07 CEI 11-15-10 IEC 11-15-10
Spot light
CEI 11-15-08 IEC 11-15-08

Note:
To indicate the kind of lamp, put near the symbol the power and one of the following indications:
Na = sodium steam Hg = mercury IN = incandescence ARC = arc FL = fluorescent
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4.3.3.5 Various equipment
Water heater
CEI 11-16-01 IEC 11-16-01
Fan
CEI 11-16-02 IEC 11-16-02
Time clock
CEI 11-16-03 IEC 11-16-03
Electric lock
CEI 11-16-04 IEC 11-16-04
Intercommunication instrument
CEI 11-16-05 IEC 11-16-05
Television receiving set
CEI 11-16-101
Video-interphone
CEI 11-16-102

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4.3.3.6 Special conductor indication
Neutral conductor
CEI 11-11-01 IEC 11-11-01
Protective conductor
CEI 11-11-02 IEC 11-11-02
Combined protective and

neutral conductor
CEI 11-11-03 IEC 11-11-03
Ex: three-phase wiring with

neutral conductor and
protective conductor
CEI 11-11-04 IEC 11-11-04

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4.3.4 Symbols for fluid transportation
Int. Ref.: 43401 (*) Int. Ref.: 43409 (*)
Cathodic protection feeder Electrical connection with

(general symbol) resistor between structure
Int. Ref.: 43402 (*) Int. Ref.: 43410 (*)
Unidirectional electrical
Cathodic protection feeder fed
connection between
by distribution network
structures
Int. Ref.: 43403 (*) Int. Ref.: 43411 (*)
Cathodic protection feeder fed Line measuring point for

by photo voltaic cells protection measurement
Int. Ref.: 43404 (*) Int. Ref.: 43412 (*)
Cathodic protection feeder fed Unidirectional drainage with

by thermogenerator adjuster resistor
Int. Ref.: 43405 (*) Int. Ref.: 43413 (*)
Cathodic protection feeder fed Unidirectional drainage with

by battery automatic adjustment
Int. Ref.: 43406 (*) Int. Ref.: 43414 (*)
Metallic protection pipe

Ground plate (note 1)
cathodically protected
Int. Ref.: 43407 (*) Int. Ref.:
Galvanized anode (note 2)
Int. Ref.: 40408 (*) Int. Ref.:
Direct electric connection

between structures

Notes:
1) If necessary, it can be indicated if the ground plate is shallow or deep S, D
2) If necessary, it can be indicated the kind of material Mg, Zn, Al
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4.3.5 Self-explanatory initials

The self-explanatory initials (initials) are groups of initials letters used as an abbreviation for
a name or expression. In such a way, few letters help to understand the use of function of
certain electrical equipment whose graphicism in schemes or plan drawings has no enough
information to allow immediately the utility individualization and the reason of its location in
the drawing.
The self-explanatory initials and the Item Classification Code must not be confused each
other. Each item in the plan must be individualized as kind of goods with its item
classification code and shall be used as a part of its identification.
The self-explanatory initials may be omitted in the documents and can never be used to
identify an item.
The self-explanatory initials normally used by ENI are reported in the following tables and
are shown grouped by homogeneous functions and/or by similar use in the design drawing.
While the self-explanatory initials described in table 3.1 para. 4.3.5.1 are mainly used in plot
plans or in drawings derived from them, the ones of following tables are used for a better
characterization of symbols either of the single line diagrams either of plots plans, of
equipment general arrangements and of the drawings derived from them.
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4.3.5.1 Table 3.1 – Self-explanatory initials list for sub-stations, cabins, rooms for phones and
electro-mechanical equipment of big sizes
Int. Ref. CODE DESCRIPTION
ESH HV Outside substation >30 kV
ESM MV Outside substation > 1 to 30 kV
ESU Electrical cabin
TXR Telecommunication room
TG Turbo-generator
DG Diesel generating set
ETG Emergency turbine generating set
EDG Emergency diesel generating set
SCG Solar cell generator
4.3.5.2 Table 3.2 – Self-explanatory initials list for transformers, equipment devices or items inside
the panels
THM HV/MV power transformer >30 kV/1 to 30kV
THL HV/LV power transformer >30 kV/ ≤ 1 kV
TMM MV/MV power transformer 1 to 30kV/1 to 30kV
TML MV/LV power transformer 1 to 30 kV/ ≤ 1 kV
TRL Lighting transformer
TR Facilities transformer
TRR Transformer-rectifier
CT Current transformer
CTR Ring current transformer
VT Voltage transformer
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4.3.5.3 Table 3.3 – Self-explanatory initials list for distribution switchboards
HS HV switchboard > 30 kV
MMS MV switchboard > 10 to 30 kV (main distribution)
MS MV switchboard > 1 to 10 kV (secondary distribution)
MCCM MV motor control center > 1 kV
MCC LV motor control center ≤ 1 kV
PC Power center ≤ 1 kV
PMCC Power motor control center ≤ 1 kV
PP M.P. distribution panel
CPP Control and power underboard
DCP Direct current panel
4.3.5.4 Table 3.4 – Self-explanatory initials list for lighting panels
MLP Main lighting panel
LP Lighting panel
SLP Safety lighting panel
ELP Emergency lighting panel
PLP Power and lighting panel
LRP Lighting receptacles panels

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4.3.5.5 Table 3.5 – Self-explanatory initials list for auxiliary panels
ECD Electrical control desk
ANP Navigation aid panel (Marine signalling)
ALP Aeronautical obstruction lights panels
EXCP Excitation panel
FCP Frequency changer panel
SPP Star point panel
ASP Auxiliary service panels
MVP Motor operated valve panels
EP Emergency panel
RP Protective relay panel
PCP Power capacitors panel
SWR Switch rack (composite type)
CPS Cathodic protection station
CD Control desk
ETB Electric trace heating board
CP Control panel
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4.3.5.6 Table 3.6 – Self-explanatory initials list for special sockets and measures and cathodic
protection
ATP Amperometer sockets
CTP Casing test point
ETP Equipotential connection socket
GTP Galvanic test point
SIJ Shunting insulating point
STP Simple test point
4.3.5.7 Table 3.7 – Self-explanatory initials list for circuit denomination
NL Normal lighting
EL Emergency lighting plan
SL Safety lighting plan
ENL External normal lighting
EEL External emergency lighting plant
ESL External safety lighting plant

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4.3.5.8 Table 3.8 – Self-explanatory initials list for interconnecting panels and junction boxes
JB Junction box
LJB Lighting junction box
TJB Telephonic junction box
AJB Alarm junction box
PJB Power junction box
AXJB Auxiliary junction box
CJB Control junction box
IP Interconnecting panel
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4.3.5.9 Table 3.9 – Self-explanatory initials list in alphabetic order
CODE DESCRIPTION
AJB Alarm junction box
ALP Aeronautical obstruction lights panel
ANPL Marine signalling plant
ASP Auxiliary services panel
AXJB Auxiliary junction box
CD Control desk
CJB Control junction box
CP Control panel
CPP Control and power panel
CPS Cathodic protection station
CT Current transformer
CTR Ring current transformer
DCP Direct current panel
DG Diesel generating set
EC Electric compressor
ECD Electrical control desk
EDG Emergency diesel generating set
EL Emergency lighting plan
ELP Emergency lighting panel
EP Emergency panel
ESH HV external substation > 30 kV
ESL Safety lighting external plant
ESM MV external substation > 1 to 30 kV
ESU Electrical substation
ETB Electric trace heating board
ETG Emergency turbine generating set
EXCP Excitation panel
FCP Frequency changer panel
HS HV switchboard > 30 kV
IP Interconnecting panel
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Table 3.9 – Self-explanatory initials list in alphabetic order
CODE DESCRIPTION
JB Junction box
LJB Lighting junction box
LP Lighting panel
LRP Lighting receptacles panel
MCC LV motor control center ≤ 1 kV
MCCM MV motor control center > 1 kV
MLP Main lighting panel
MMS Switchboard > 10 to 30 kV (main distribution)
MS Switchboard > 1 to 10 kV (secondary distribution)
MVP Motor operated valves panel
NL Normal lighting
PC Power center ≤ 1 kV
PCP Power capacitors panel
PJB Power junction box
PLP Power and lighting panel
PMCC Power motor control center ≤ 1 kV
PP M. P. distribution panel
RP Protective relay panel
SCG Solar cell generator
SIJ Shunting insulating joint
SL Safety lighting plan
SLP Safety lighting panel
SPP Star point panel
STP Simple test point
SWR Switch rack (composite rack)
TG Turbo generator
THL HV/LV power transformer > 30 kV/ ≤ 1 kV
THM HV/MV power transformer > 30 kV/ 1 to 30 kV
TJB Telephonic junction box
TML MV/LV power transformer 1 to 30 kV/ ≤ 1 kV
TMM MV/MV power transformer > 1 to 30 kV/ 1 ÷ 30 kV
TR Facilities transformer
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Table 3.9 – Self-explanatory initials list in alphabetic order
CODE DESCRIPTION
TRL Lighting transformer
TRR Transformer – rectifier
TXR Telecommunication room
VT Voltage transformer
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4.4 SAFETY AND FIREFIGHTING

Purpose of this para. is the definition of the requisites to adopt relevant to the graphic
symbols and the codes to use in the layout drawings for safety and firefighting plants.
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4.4.1 Safety equipment, scavenging and firefighting

4.4.1.1 Rescue means, protection, relief, emergency equipment (Class S)
Int. Ref.: SA01 Int. Ref.: SB02
Life boat
Firefighting blanket
n= person number
Life raft
Safety belt. visors. etc.
n= person number
Breathing apparatus and spare

Inflatable life raft cylinders
n= person number n= number of breathing apparatuses
Fireman set box

Life jacket
n= set number
Life belt with light buoy and Gas mask

line n= number of mask
Int. Ref.: SA06 Int. Ref.: SC01
Life jacket container Litter
Int. Ref.: SA07 Int. Ref.: SC02
Personnel basket Reanimation unit
Int. Ref.: SB01 Int. Ref.: SC03
Firefighting suit First aid kit

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Rescue means, protection, relief, emergency equipment (Class S)
Int. Ref.: SD01 Int. Ref.:
Heliport emergency set

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4.4.1.2 Equipment for fire extinction systems (Class S)
Int. Ref.: SE05 Int. Ref.: 44202 (*)
Automatic detection and supervisory

Sand bucket/drum devices (note 1)
ISO 6790 (4.2) NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: SE06 (*) Int. Ref.:
Water extinguisher
NFPA 170
Foam extinguisher
NFPA 170
Dry chemical extinguisher type

A-B-C
NFPA 170
Dry chemical extinguisher type

B-C
NFPA 170
CO2 extinguisher
NFPA 170
Clean agent extinguisher
NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: 44201 (*) Int. Ref.:
Manual fire alarms, detection and

related equipment (note 1)
NFPA 170

Note:
1) Inside the symbol insert the symbol of the extinguishing substance.
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Equipment for fire extinction systems (Class S)
Int. Ref.: SG01 Int. Ref.: SM01
Fire truck Premixer foam vessel
200 l wheeled foam drum Powder premixer
Clean agent cylinder

1000 l foam liquid trailer/self
xx=Clean agent weight in
priming monitor
kilograms
Int. Ref.: SM04
Carbon dioxide cylinder

xx=CO2 weight in kilograms
Int. Ref.: SM05
Powder cylinder
xx=powder weight in kilograms
Int. Ref.: SM06
Nitrogen cylinder
xx=cylinder volume in liters
Int. Ref.: SM07
Clean agent system

automatically actuated
NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: SM08
Foam system automatically

actuated
NFPA 170

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Int. Ref.: SM09 Int. Ref.: SQ02
Water system automatically

Selfpriming line premixer
actuated
NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: SM10 Int. Ref.: SQ03
Twin agent (foam-powder) Mixer for premixer foam

manual system proportioner
Int. Ref.: SM11 Int. Ref.: SR01
Fixed medium expansion foam

Dry chemical systems
nozzle
NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: SN01 Int. Ref.: SR02
Portable medium expansion

Sprinklers (water-foam)
foam nozzle
Fixed low expansion foam

Clean agent nozzle
nozzle
Nozzle and foam chamber for

Dry chemical nozzle
fixed roof tanks
Nozzle and foam shedder for

CO2 nozzle
floating roof tanks
Int. Ref.: SQ01 Int. Ref.: SR06
Water/foam liquid mixing valve Foam monitor

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Int. Ref.: SR07 Int. Ref.: ST04
Twin agent reel station (foam-

Water monitor
powder)
Int. Ref.: SR08 Int. Ref.:
Portable medium expansion

foam nozzle
Wheeled foam monitor
Wheeled water monitor
Int. Ref.: SS01 Int. Ref.:
Firefighting box
Int. Ref.: ST01 Int. Ref.:
Dry chemical reel station
NFPA 170 ISO 6790 (2.6)
Foam reel station
NFPA 170 ISO 6790 (2.6)
Reel station (note 1)
NFPA 170

Note:
1) Indicate near the symbol, the diameter of the fire hydrants and the number, if multiple.
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4.4.1.3 Visual, luminous and acoustic safety signalling (Class S)
Int. Ref.: SW01 Int. Ref.: SW09
Touchdown area floodlighting Wind sleeve lighting
Int. Ref.: SW02 Int. Ref.: SW10
Marine navigation aid white Safety light (battery powered)

signal light (24 volts)
Int. Ref.: SW03 Int. Ref.: SX01

navigation aid white signal light Alert horn
Deriv. from NFPA 170 ISO 6790 (3.6.2)
Int. Ref.: SW04 Int. Ref.: SX02
Marine navigation aid red

Fog horn
signal light
Int. Ref.: SW05 Int. Ref.: SY01
EEx-d explosion proof marine Platform identification platform

navigation aid red signal light ****=platform name
Int. Ref.: SW06 Int. Ref.: SZ01
Aeronautical obstruction light Wind sleeve
Int. Ref.: SW07 Int. Ref.:
Safety light or torch
Int. Ref.: SW08 Int. Ref.:
Helideck perimeter yellow light

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4.4.2 Graphical symbols for safety symbols (classified according to the functions)
Int. Ref.: AE01 Int. Ref.: HS01
Man overboard alarm push

Combustible gas detector
bottom
NFPA 170 NFPA 170
Abandonment shutdown alarm

H2S detector
push-button
NFPA 170 NFPA 170
Portable explosive mixture Red ESD (emergency

detector shutdown) push-button
NFPA 170 NFPA 170
Yellow ESD (emergency

Portable H2S detector
shutdown) push-button
NFPA 170 NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: BE01 Int. Ref.: HS05
Blue ESD (emergency

Infrared flame detector
shutdown) push-button
NFPA 170 NFPA 170
Ultraviolet flame detector Fire alarm push-button
NFPA 170 NFPA 170
Ultraviolet and infrared flame

Firefighting pump starter
detector
NFPA 170 NFPA 170
Reflection flame detector Process shut down hand valve
NFPA 170 NFPA 170

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Graphical symbols for safety symbols (classified according to the functions)
Int. Ref.: HS09 Int. Ref.: UL02
Process shut down push CO2 discharge flashing red

button light
NFPA 170 NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: TE10 Int. Ref.: XL01
Fusible plug network

Flashing green beacon
depressurization hand valve
NFPA 170 NFPA 170
Fusible plug Flashing red beacon
NFPA 170
Fixed temperature detector Optical prismatic light
NFPA 170 NFPA 170
Compensate temperature Danger flashing red light for

detector noisy rooms
NFPA 170 NFPA 170
Rate of rise temperature Flashing blue light for gas

detector presence
NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: TE05 Int. Ref.: YE01
Linear temperature detector

Smoke ionization detector
cables
NFPA 170 NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: UL01 Int. Ref.: YE02
Clean agent discharge flashing

Smoke optical detector
red light
NFPA 170 NFPA 170

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Graphical symbols for safety symbols (classified according to the functions)
Int. Ref.: YE03 Int. Ref.:
Smoke early detection system
NFPA 170
Int. Ref.: ZZSH1 Int. Ref.:
Security door switch

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4.4.3 Escape routes and safety assembly drawings
Int. Ref.: 44401 Int. Ref.: 44410
Escape route (horizontal)

Meeting point
convergency
Int. Ref.: 44402 Int. Ref.: 44401
Escape route (upward)

Escape route down ward
convergency
BS 1635 1304
Int. Ref.: 44403 Int. Ref.: 44411
Escape route horizontal Fire resistant wall
BS 1635 1303
Int. Ref.: 44404 Int. Ref.: 44412
Escape route upward Fire resistant door (note 1)
BS 1635 1302
Int. Ref.: 44405 Int. Ref.: 44413
Escape route (down ward) Fire resistance class PR=90

curve (REI=90)
Int. Ref.: 44406 Int. Ref.: 44414
Escape route (horizontal) Fire resistance class PA=60

curve (REI=60)
Int. Ref.: 44407 Int. Ref.: 44415
Fire resistance class PA=30

Escape route (upward) curve
(RE=60 I=30)
Int. Ref.: 44408 Int. Ref.: 44416
Escape route (down ward) Fire resistance class PA=15

convergency (RE=60 I=15)

Note:
1) Indicate, ‘REI’, or ‘RE’, or ‘R’ with the relevant time expressed in prime minutes.
R = Stability E = Tightness I = Thermal insulation.
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Escape routes and safety assembly drawings
Int. Ref.: 44417 Int. Ref.: 44425
Fire resistance class PA=0

Heliport protection wire net
(RE=60 I=0)
Fire resistance class PB=30

(REI=30)

(RE=30 I=15)

(RE=30 I=0)
External safety distance
Protection distance
Internal safety distance
Helicopter anchoring ropes ear

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4.5 CIVIL
This para. defines the graphical symbols for finishing, fittings and electrical appliances to
use in the assembly drawings.
Finishing include walls, panels, plasterings, false ceilings, pavings, window and door
frames and sanitary fittings.
The document is usable both in the assembly drawings for earth civil works and for
accommodation module on the platforms.
The materials subject of this document are not included in the material subject of the item
code (technical product analysis) and in the materials of the units.
Symbols must be used also in the drawings for material take–off (abachi).
AREE are a possible aggregation criteria.
Symbols of window and door frames are defined in function of the technical features apart
from their sizes.
Pieces of furniture are gathered on the basis of the room assigned; furniture for other
rooms is gathered under the item “general furniture”.
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4.5.1 Finishing
4.5.1.1 Walls, panels
Int. Ref.: 45101 Int. Ref.: 45109
Panel th. 25 mm inox 1 mm sheet painted zinc

steel/zinc. plated steel plated steel
Int. Ref.: 45102 Int. Ref.: 45110
Panel th. 25 mm P.V.C./zinc.

1 mm sheet inox steel
plated steel
Int. Ref.: 45103 Int. Ref.: 45111
Panel th. 25 mm P.V.C./inox

0,5 mm sheet lead
steel
Int. Ref.: 45104 Int. Ref.: 45112
Fire stop insulation for outside

Panel th. 25 mm P.V.C./P.V.C. walls th. 75 mm PA 60 – th. 50
mm PB 30
Int. Ref.: 45105 Int. Ref.: 45113
Fire stop insulation for inside

Panel th. 50 mm P.V.C./P.V.C. walls th. 75 mm PA 60 – th. 50
mm PB 30
Int. Ref.: 45106 Int. Ref.: 45114
Panel th. 50 mm P.V.C./zinc. Acoustic wall insulation with

plated steel lead sheet
Int. Ref.: 45107 Int. Ref.: 45115
Panel th. 50 mm P.V.C./inox

Panel of inox steel 60X60
steel
Int. Ref.: 45108 Int. Ref.: 45116
Panel th. 50 mm inox steel/ Panel of painted zinc plated

inox steel steel th. 1 mm

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4.5.1.2 False ceiling
Drilled continuous components

ceiling
Continuous components
ceiling

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4.5.1.3 Pavings
Int. Ref.: 45119 Int. Ref.: 45127
Vinyl paving tiles Baked tiling floor
Int. Ref.: 45120 Int. Ref.: 45128
Resin Concrete tiling floor
Int. Ref.: 45121 Int. Ref.: 45129
Antiskid rubber Marble tiling
Int. Ref.: 45122 Int. Ref.: 45130
Floating floor Reinforced-concrete floor
Int. Ref.: 45123 Int. Ref.: 45131
Rustication sheet Ceramic tiling
Int. Ref.: 45124 Int. Ref.: 45132
Steel with resin coat Gres tiling
Int. Ref.: 45125 Int. Ref.: 45133
Grate floor Linoleum tiling
Int. Ref.: 45126 Int. Ref.: 45134
Parquet Gum rubber

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Pavings
Granite tiling
Moquette
Asphalt floor
Pebble gravel floor
Stone tiling floor

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4.5.1.4 Window and door frames
Int. Ref.: 45140 Int. Ref.: 45148
Door with antipanic door

Automatic door check
handle, rectangular window
Int. Ref.: 45141 Int. Ref.: 45149

Automatic door check
handle
Int. Ref.: 45142 Int. Ref.: 45150

(room window) cased glass
handle two wings
Int. Ref.: 45143 Int. Ref.: 45151
Door with grate and “free-

Iron door with curtain sheet
engaged” lock
Int. Ref.: 45144 Int. Ref.: 45152
Antipanic door handle door Laminated plastic panel with

inserted in removable panel revolving fins
Int. Ref.: 45145 Int. Ref.: 45153
Door Wired glass
Int. Ref.: 45146 Int. Ref.: 45154
Automatic door check dishes

Full glass door
pass shutter
Int. Ref.: 45147 Int. Ref.: 45155
Small window Full glass door

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Window and door frames
Int. Ref.: 45156 Int. Ref.: 45164
Double wings double swing

Revolving door
door
Int. Ref.: 45157 Int. Ref.: 45165
Double wings double swing

Revolving door
door
Int. Ref.: 45158 Int. Ref.: 45166
Single swing double wings

Sliding door
door
Int. Ref.: 45159 Int. Ref.: 45167
Single swing double wings

Sliding door
door
Int. Ref.: 45160 Int. Ref.: 45168
Garage door Casement window
Int. Ref.: 45161 Int. Ref.: 45169
Garage door Casement window
Int. Ref.: 45162 Int. Ref.: 45170
Delivery door Two fold window
Int. Ref.: 45163 Int. Ref.: 45171
Delivery door Two fold window

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Window and door frames
Double hung window
Double hung window
Sliding window
Sliding window
Sliding door-window
Sliding door-window

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4.5.1.5 Sanitary fittings
Int. Ref.: 45178 Int. Ref.: 45185
Enamel porcelain W.C.

Sink with two tanks
european style
Int. Ref.: 45179 Int. Ref.: 45186
Enamel porcelain W.C.

Sink with two tanks
european style
Int. Ref.: 45180 Int. Ref.: 45187
Enamel porcelain sink Sink with single tank
Int. Ref.: 45181 Int. Ref.: 45188
Enamel porcelain sink Sink with single tank
Int. Ref.: 45182 Int. Ref.: 45189
Enamel porcelain shower Washing tank
Int. Ref.: 45183 Int. Ref.: 45190
Enamel porcelain shower Washing tank
Waterspout sump

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4.5.2 Fittings
4.5.2.1 General
Int. Ref.: 45201 Int. Ref.: 45209
Two seats armchair Furniture with drawers
Int. Ref.: 45202 Int. Ref.: 45210
Small stuffed chair Base furniture
Int. Ref.: 45203 Int. Ref.: 45211
Small stuffed armchair Small sitting room table
Int. Ref.: 45204 Int. Ref.: 45212
Non stuffed armchair Hanging bookcase
Int. Ref.: 45205 Int. Ref.: 45213
Waste basket Two doors clothes closet
Int. Ref.: 45206 Int. Ref.: 45214
Wall clothes hook Shelving
Key rack
Base furniture with top

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4.5.2.2 Infirmary
Sanitary waste basket
Clinic bed
Cupboard with glass doors

and analysis set
Oxygen bottle
Litter

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4.5.2.3 Kitchen, laundry
Dish locked with three drawer
Block of wood
Cups and dishes rack
Ironing table
Plastic basket

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4.5.2.4 Toilets and cabins for accommodation modules
Int. Ref.: 45225 Int. Ref.: 45233
Steel mirror cabinet Bottle and glass console
Paper towel shelf
Wall mirror
Soap-tray
Small tower rail of enamel

brass
Rung ladder for bunk bed
Bunk bed (two places)
Two drawer desk

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4.5.2.5 Meeting room, canteen
Notice board
8 seats mess table
Hi-Fi stereo unit with rack
Meeting table
Television set rack
Television set

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4.5.2.6 Offices
Three drawers filing cabinet
Filing cabinet
Desk with drawers

(1200X600X780)
Angular desk
Magnetic blackboard

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4.5.3 Electrical appliances
Int. Ref.: 45301 Int. Ref.: 45309
Refrigerator Garbage disintegrator
Int. Ref.: 45302 Int. Ref.: 45310
Refrigerator and freezer Slicer
Int. Ref.: 45303 Int. Ref.: 45311
Refrigeration cells Steam food warming trolley
Int. Ref.: 45304 Int. Ref.: 45312
Mixer machine Ice-cream machine
Int. Ref.: 45305 Int. Ref.: 45313
Mincer-lemon squeezer-
Bread over
coffee grinder, shaker
Int. Ref.: 45306 Int. Ref.: 45314
Electric hot plate (4 units) with

Ventilation hood
grill and over
Int. Ref.: 45307 Int. Ref.: 45315
Dish-washer Toaster
Int. Ref.: 45308 Int. Ref.: 45316
Coffee machine Electric water heater

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Electrical appliances
Wall hair dryer
20 Kg. dryer
5 Kg. and 15 Kg. washing

machine
Automatic ironing set

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4.5.4 Sewers
Int. Ref.: 45401 (*) Int. Ref.: 45409 (*)
Pipe line (General symbol) Connecter with flanges and

(notes 2÷4) plain end (note 3)
Int. Ref.: 45402 (*) Int. Ref.: 45410 (*)
Pipe line with bell and spigot Concentric reducer bell and
joint (notes 2÷4) spigot joint (note 3)
Int. Ref.: 45403 (*) Int. Ref.: 45411 (*)
Pipe trunk and linear fitting,

P trap with vertical inlet – 10°
with bell and spigot joint (note
outlet and cleanout (note 3)
3)
Int. Ref.: 45404 (*) Int. Ref.: 45412 (*)
P trap with horizontal inlet –

Bend with bell and spigot
10° outlet and cleanout (note
(note 3)
3)
Int. Ref.: 45405 (*) Int. Ref.: 45413 (*)
Tee fitting, with or without

reduction with bell and spigot Male plug with cup (note 3)
joints (note 3)
Int. Ref.: 45406 (*) Int. Ref.: 45414 (*)
45° “Y” tee fitting with or Cast iron body with siphon,
without reduction with bell removable sediment bucket and
and spigot joints (note 3) vertical outlet floor drain (notes 3÷4)
Int. Ref.: 45407 (*) Int. Ref.: 45415 (*)
Cast iron body with siphon

Lonnecter with bell and bell
and 10^ outlet floor drain
joints (note 3)
(notes 3÷4)
Int. Ref.: 45408 (*) Int. Ref.: 45416 (*)
Connecter with flanges and Reinforced concrete floor

bell joints (note 3) drain (notes 3÷4)

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Sewers
Int. Ref.: 45417 (*) Int. Ref.:
Funnel drain (note 3)
Int. Ref.: 45418 (*) Int. Ref.:
Flanged drain (note 3)
Int. Ref.: 45419 (*) Int. Ref.:
Rain down spout drain (note

3)
Int. Ref.: 45420 (*) Int. Ref.:
Inspection box with

identification number pits
(notes 3÷4)
Int. Ref.: 45421 (*) Int. Ref.:
Fire interceptor box with

identification number pits
(notes 3÷4)
Int. Ref.: 45422 (*) Int. Ref.:
Single plate body box cover

(note 3)
Int. Ref.: 45423 (*) Int. Ref.:
Double plate body box cover

(note 3)
Int. Ref.: 45424 (*) Int. Ref.:
Grating box cover (note 3)

Notes:
1) For installations different from the typical ones here indicated, it is allowed the adoption of the symbols to the specific case.
2) Double line indication shall be performed at pieces where it is for better clarification of the drawing.
3) All symbols are accompanied by identification tag.
4) Dimensions to be designed in scale
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5. SYMBOLS FOR CLASSIFICATION OF HAZARDOUS AREAS
5.1 SYMBOLS AND GRAPHICISM TO APPLY IN DRAWINGS FOR CLASSIFICATION OF

HAZARDOUS AREAS
Int. Ref.: 5101 (*) Int. Ref.: 5109

C1CP0 Class 1 hazardous area continous
degree
C1CP1
C3CP1
Class 1 hazardous area - 1° degree
Class 3 hazardous area - 1° degree
C3Z2 Class 3 area 2
C3CP2 Class 3 hazardous area - 2° degree
Int. Ref.: 5102 (*) Int. Ref.: 5110
C1CP2 Class 1 hazardous

Hazardous area
area - 2° degree
Int. Ref.: 5103 (*) Int. Ref.: 5111
C1Z0 Class 1 area 0 Opening A0
Int. Ref.: 5104 (*) Int. Ref.: 5112
Int. Ref.: 5105 (*) Int. Ref.: 5113
Int. Ref.: 5106 (*) Int. Ref.: 5114
To use in layouts to indicate the

C1Z2 Class 1 area 2 number of hazardous area
C1ZR Class 1 attention

area
C3Z1 Class 3 area 1
Symbols for classification of hazardous areas

Notes:
Dimensions of filling–in symbols, direction and density of section lining are not significant for qualification of hazardous area.
Different dimensions, orientations, densities, can be used to distinguish hazardous areas with different dimensions and/or details of flammable substances (i.e.
group IIA, IIB, IIC).

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PLANT GRAPHIC SYMBOLOGY

ENGINEERING COMPANY STANDARD

Rev. N° 0 252 sheets

Symbols are available on electronic support for use in CAD applications.

This specification cancels and replaces the following ones:

2. SYMBOLS FOR PROCESS FLOW DIAGRAMS PFD AND PROCESS

2.1.14 COMPLEMENTARY SYMBOLS FOR EQUIPMENT ................................................... 55

3. SYMBOLS FOR ELECTRICAL/LOGICAL DIAGRAMS AND FOR

4. SYMBOLS FOR LAYOUTS, EQUIPMENT DEVICES, PIPING

4.3.2.4 Boards - underboards................................................................................................. 187

5. SYMBOLS FOR CLASSIFICATION OF HAZARDOUS AREAS 252

ISA Graphic symbols are in conformity with ISA-S5.1 of 1984.

1.2.1.2 European rules

1.2.1.3 Italian rules

CEI 3 Rules Sections 9 / 10 / 11

1.2.1.4 Regulation of other authorities

1.2.1.5 Laws and Decrees

1.2.2 Reference documents

06221.DOC.ELE.PRG GENERAL ONE LINE DIAGRAM – OLD (ONE LINE

06127.VAR.ETI.PRG CODIFICATION SYSTEM OF ELECTRICAL

20259.DOC.GEN.SDS DIAGRAMS DI MARCIA

20257.COO.SAF.SDS LAYOUTS FOR SAFETY LOCATION

20189.COO.GEN.SDS IDENTIFICATION AND CLASSIFICATION OF DESIGN

06249.DOC.GEN.PRG CRITERIA OF DRAWING EXECUTION – CLASSIFICATION

1.3 FUNCTIONAL DETAILS

1.3.1.4 Insertion modality

1.3.1.5 Methodologies of execution

b) Mechanical equipment location

c) Equipment and HVAC routing

Para. 4.1.9 Machinery (Prime movers, electrical excluded) (Class M)

Para. 4.1.12 Pressure equipment (separators, degassifiers, driers and miscellany)

Para. 4.2 INSTRUMENTATION AND AUTOMATION / COMMUNICATION

Para. 4.2.2 Communication equipment (Class Q)

Para. 4.3.2 Industrial plants

1.3.3.4 Symbols for safety and firefighting layouts

1.3.3.4.2 Sizing criteria

Para. 4.4.3 Escape routes and safety assembly drawings

Para. 4.5 CIVIL

2. SYMBOLS FOR PROCESS FLOW DIAGRAMS PFD AND PROCESS AND

SYMBOL DESCRIPTION SYMBOL DESCRIPTION

Int. Ref.: 1001 Int. Ref.: 1009

Int. Ref.: 1002 Int. Ref.: 1010 (*)

Int. Ref.: 1003 Int. Ref.: 1011

Product Outlet Sloped line

Int. Ref.: 1004 Int. Ref.: 1012

Supply limit No pocket line

Int. Ref.: 1005 Int. Ref.: 1013

Int. Ref.: 1006 Int. Ref.: 1014

Package limit Crossover lines

Int. Ref.: 1007 Int. Ref.: 1015

Line change/Specif. change Rubber line or flexible material

Int. Ref.: 1008 (*) Int. Ref.: 1016

Int. Ref.: 1112 () Int. Ref.: 1117 ()