PDS Piping Component Data

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Table of Contents
If You Need Assistance ........................................................................................................ 3
Intergraph Directory ............................................................................................................. 3

Preface ................................................................................................................................................. 15

General Conventions .................................................................................................................... 17

Keyboard Conventions ......................................................................................................... 18

Terminology ......................................................................................................................... 19

1. Introduction .................................................................................................................................. 21

1.1 Section Descriptions ............................................................................................................ 21

1.2 Reference Data File Descriptions ........................................................................................ 23

1.2.1 Piping Job Specification File Descriptions ............................................................. 23

1.2.2 Non-Database Part of the Piping Job Specification ................................................ 24
1.2.3 Non-Database Part of Item Descriptions ................................................................. 25
1.2.4 Model Graphics ....................................................................................................... 26
1.2.5 Design DDL ............................................................................................................ 26
1.2.6 Seed File Definitions ............................................................................................... 26

Appendix A: General Conventions .................................................................................................. 29

A.1 Variables Used in Symbols and Tables ..................................................................................... 38

Definition of Specific Variables .......................................................................................... 38

Definition of Generic Variables .......................................................................................... 42

Appendix B: Commodity Discussions ............................................................................................. 47

B.1 Piping Commodity Data ............................................................................................................ 47

Basic Information ......................................................................................................................... 47

AABBCC Codes and Model Codes .................................................................................... 47

Connect Point Data ............................................................................................................. 47
Abbreviations ...................................................................................................................... 48
B.1.1 Non-parametric and Parametric Piping and Tubing (PIPING, TUBING) ............. 49
B.1.2 Valves (6Q1C) ........................................................................................................ 53
Green Connect Point Data Only .......................................................................................... 53
Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP≠Male, RCP=Male ............................................ 54
Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP≠Male, RCP≠Male ............................................ 55
Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP=Male, RCP=Male ............................................ 57
Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP=Male, RCP≠Male ............................................ 58
B.1.3 On-line Fittings (6P2C) and In-line Fittings (6Q2C) ............................................. 82

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Green Connect Point Data Only, GCP=Male ..................................................................... 82

Green Connect Point Data Only, GCP≠Male ..................................................................... 83
Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP≠Male, RCP=Male ............................................ 83
Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP≠Male, RCP≠Male ............................................ 84
Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP=Male, RCP=Male, MC≠WOL, SOL, TOL,
NOL, EOL, LOL, RPAD* or RWELD* ............................................................................. 85
Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP=Male, RCP≠Male, MC≠WOL, SOL, TOL,
NOL, EOL LOL, RPAD* or RWELD* .............................................................................. 86
Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP=Male, RCP=Male or Female, MC=WOL,
SOL, TOL, NOL, EOL or LOL .......................................................................................... 86
Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP=Male, RCP=Male, MC=RPAD*, RWELD* ... 87
B.1.4 On-line Fittings (6P3C) and In-line Fittings (6Q3C) ............................................. 113
Green Connect Point Data Only, GCP=Male ..................................................................... 113
Green Connect Point Data Only, GCP≠Male ..................................................................... 114
Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP≠Male, RCP=Male ............................................ 114
Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP≠Male, RCP≠Male ............................................ 115
Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP=Male, RCP=Male, MC≠WOL, SOL, TOL,
NOL, EOL or LOL .............................................................................................................. 116
Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP=Male, RCP≠Male, MC≠WOL, SOL, TOL,
NOL, EOL or LOL .............................................................................................................. 117
Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP=Male, RCP=Male or Female, MC=WOL,
SOL, TOL, NOL, EOL or LOL .......................................................................................... 117

B.2 Fire and Safety Discussions ....................................................................................................... 146

B.2.1 Fire and Safety Piping Components, On-line (6P4C), In-line (6Q4C) ......................... 146
Green Connect Point Data Only, GCP=Male ............................................................................ 146
Green Connect Point Data Only, GCP≠Male ............................................................................ 147
Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP≠Male, RCP=Male ................................................... 147
Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP≠Male, RCP≠Male ................................................... 148
Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP=Male, RCP=Male ................................................... 149
Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP=Male, RCP≠Male ................................................... 150

B.3 In-Line Bio-Pharmaceutical Components (6Q5P) .................................................................... 157

B.3.1 Bio-Pharmaceutical Specification Components ........................................................... 158

B.3.2 Bio-Pharmaceutical Operators ...................................................................................... 170
B.3.3 Bio-Pharmaceutical Specialty Components .................................................................. 171

B.4 Piping Specialty Components, On-line (6P6C) , In-line (6Q6C) .............................................. 174
B.5 Instrument Specialty Discussions .............................................................................................. 186

B.5.1 Signal Lines (7N2A) ..................................................................................................... 186

B.5.2 Control Valves and Regulators (7P1E) ......................................................................... 187
B.5.3 Relief Devices (7P2C) .................................................................................................. 197
B.5.4 Other in-line Instruments (7P3C) ................................................................................. 203
B.5.5 Off-Line Instruments (7Q4D) ....................................................................................... 213

B.6 Miscellaneous ............................................................................................................................ 230

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B.6.1 Valve Operators and Actuators ..................................................................................... 230

Operators with Data Derived from Parameters in the Applicable Piping Materials Class,
2-24: ........................................................................................................................................... 233
Operators with Data Derived from the Commodity Codes of the Valves to Which They
Apply, 25-40 .............................................................................................................................. 236
B.6.2 Piping Connectors ......................................................................................................... 243

B.6.2.1 Piping Utility Connector (6R9E) .................................................................. 243

B.6.2.2 Off-volume Piping Connectors (6R9G) ........................................................ 243
B.6.2.3 Off-Site Piping Connectors (6R9H) .............................................................. 243

B.7 Assemblies ................................................................................................................................. 244

B.7.1 In-line Piping Macrocomponents (6N8C) .................................................................... 244

B.7.2 On-line Piping Macrocomponents (6P8C) ................................................................... 244

Appendix C: Symbols ...................................................................................................................... 245

C.1 Piping Commodity Symbols ..................................................................................................... 245

Piping Commodity Symbol Legend .......................................................................................... 247

Piping Commodity Symbol P1 .................................................................................................. 248
Piping Commodity Symbol V1 ................................................................................................. 249
Piping Commodity Symbol V2 ................................................................................................. 250
Piping Commodity Symbol V2A .............................................................................................. 251
Piping Commodity Symbol V2B .............................................................................................. 252
Piping Commodity Symbol V3 ................................................................................................. 253
Piping Commodity Symbol V4 ................................................................................................. 254
Piping Commodity Symbol V6 ................................................................................................. 255
Piping Commodity Symbol V8 ................................................................................................. 256
Piping Commodity Symbol V11 ............................................................................................... 257
Piping Commodity Symbol V12 ............................................................................................... 258
Piping Commodity Symbol V13 ............................................................................................... 259
Piping Commodity Symbol V16 ............................................................................................... 260
Piping Commodity Symbol V18 ............................................................................................... 261
Piping Commodity Symbol V19 ............................................................................................... 262
Piping Commodity Symbol V26 ............................................................................................... 263
Piping Commodity Symbol V32 ............................................................................................... 264
Piping Commodity Symbol V33 ............................................................................................... 265
Piping Commodity Symbol V34 ............................................................................................... 266
Piping Commodity Symbol V38 ............................................................................................... 267
Piping Commodity Symbol V40 ............................................................................................... 268
Piping Commodity Symbol V41 ............................................................................................... 269
Piping Commodity Symbol V42 ............................................................................................... 270
Piping Commodity Symbol V51 ............................................................................................... 271
Piping Commodity Symbol V58 ............................................................................................... 272
Piping Commodity Symbol V62 ............................................................................................... 273
Piping Commodity Symbol V72 ............................................................................................... 274
Piping Commodity Symbol V73 ............................................................................................... 275
Piping Commodity Symbol V81 ............................................................................................... 276

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Piping Commodity Symbol V82 ............................................................................................... 277

Piping Commodity Symbol F1A ............................................................................................... 278
Piping Commodity Symbol F4 .................................................................................................. 279
Piping Commodity Symbol F6 .................................................................................................. 280
Piping Commodity Symbol F8 .................................................................................................. 281
Piping Commodity Symbol F10_1 ............................................................................................ 282
Piping Commodity Symbol F10_2 ............................................................................................ 283
Piping Commodity Symbol F13 ................................................................................................ 284
Piping Commodity Symbol F14A ............................................................................................. 285
Piping Commodity Symbol F14B ............................................................................................. 286
Piping Commodity Symbol F17D ............................................................................................. 287
Piping Commodity Symbol F19 ................................................................................................ 288
Piping Commodity Symbol F25 ................................................................................................ 289
Piping Commodity Symbol F27 ................................................................................................ 290
Piping Commodity Symbol F28 ................................................................................................ 291
Piping Commodity Symbol F31 ................................................................................................ 292
Piping Commodity Symbol F32 ................................................................................................ 293
Piping Commodity Symbol F39 ................................................................................................ 294
Piping Commodity Symbol F43_1 ............................................................................................ 295
Piping Commodity Symbol F43_2 ............................................................................................ 296
Piping Commodity Symbol F47 ................................................................................................ 297
Piping Commodity Symbol F47A ............................................................................................. 298
Piping Commodity Symbol F63 ................................................................................................ 299
Piping Commodity Symbol F84 ................................................................................................ 300
Piping Commodity Symbol F101 .............................................................................................. 301
Piping Commodity Symbol F114A ........................................................................................... 302
Piping Commodity Symbol F114B ........................................................................................... 303
Piping Commodity Symbol F114C ........................................................................................... 304
Piping Commodity Symbol F114D ........................................................................................... 305
Piping Commodity Symbol F122_1 .......................................................................................... 306
Piping Commodity Symbol F122_2 .......................................................................................... 307
Piping Commodity Symbol F125 .............................................................................................. 308
Piping Commodity Symbol F127 .............................................................................................. 309
Piping Commodity Symbol F128 .............................................................................................. 310
Piping Commodity Symbol F134 .............................................................................................. 311
Piping Commodity Symbol F145 .............................................................................................. 312
Piping Commodity Symbol F147 .............................................................................................. 313
Piping Commodity Symbol F150 .............................................................................................. 314
Piping Commodity Symbol F152 .............................................................................................. 315
Piping Commodity Symbol F154 .............................................................................................. 316
Piping Commodity Symbol F160 .............................................................................................. 317
Piping Commodity Symbol F163 .............................................................................................. 318
Piping Commodity Symbol F170 .............................................................................................. 319
Piping Commodity Symbol F172 .............................................................................................. 320
Piping Commodity Symbol F173 .............................................................................................. 321
Piping Commodity Symbol F176 .............................................................................................. 322
Piping Commodity Symbol F177 .............................................................................................. 323
Piping Commodity Symbol F178 .............................................................................................. 324
Piping Commodity Symbol F179 .............................................................................................. 325
Piping Commodity Symbol F180 .............................................................................................. 326

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Piping Commodity Symbol F182 .............................................................................................. 327

Piping Commodity Symbol F184 .............................................................................................. 328
Piping Commodity Symbol F188 .............................................................................................. 329

C.2 Fire and Safety Symbols ............................................................................................................ 330

Fire and Safety Symbol FS1A ................................................................................................... 331

Fire and Safety Symbol FS2B ................................................................................................... 331
Fire and Safety Symbol FS10A ................................................................................................. 332
Fire and Safety Symbol FS10B ................................................................................................. 332
Fire and Safety Symbol FS11A ................................................................................................. 333
Fire and Safety Symbol FS11B ................................................................................................. 333
Fire and Safety Symbol FS13A ................................................................................................. 334
Fire and Safety Symbol FS13B ................................................................................................. 334
Fire and Safety Symbol FS24A ................................................................................................. 335
Fire and Safety Symbol FS26A ................................................................................................. 335
Fire and Safety Symbol FS26B ................................................................................................. 336
Fire and Safety Symbol FS30A ................................................................................................. 336
Fire and Safety Symbol FS38A ................................................................................................. 337
Fire and Safety Symbol FS39A ................................................................................................. 337
Fire and Safety Symbol FS60A ................................................................................................. 338
Fire and Safety Symbol FS66A ................................................................................................. 338
Fire and Safety Symbol T-FS1A ............................................................................................... 339
Fire and Safety Symbol T-FS2B ............................................................................................... 339
Fire and Safety Symbol T-FS10A ............................................................................................. 340
Fire and Safety Symbol T-FS11A ............................................................................................. 340
Fire and Safety Symbol T-FS13A ............................................................................................. 341

C.3 Piping Specialty Symbols .......................................................................................................... 342

Piping Specialty Symbol S1AC ................................................................................................ 343

Piping Specialty Symbol S1BZ ................................................................................................. 343
Piping Specialty Symbol S3AZ ................................................................................................. 344
Piping Specialty Symbol S4AC ................................................................................................ 344
Piping Specialty Symbol S5AZ ................................................................................................. 345
Piping Specialty Symbol S7AZ ................................................................................................. 345
Piping Specialty Symbol S11BZ ............................................................................................... 346
Piping Specialty Symbol S13AZ ............................................................................................... 346
Piping Specialty Symbol S28AZ ............................................................................................... 347
Piping Specialty Symbol S28BZ ............................................................................................... 347
Piping Specialty Symbol S32BC ............................................................................................... 348
Piping Specialty Symbol S36AZ ............................................................................................... 348
Piping Specialty Symbol S49AC .............................................................................................. 349
Piping Specialty Symbol S51AC .............................................................................................. 349
Piping Specialty Symbol S53AC .............................................................................................. 350
Piping Specialty Symbol S64BC ............................................................................................... 350
Piping Specialty Symbol S70AC .............................................................................................. 351
Piping Specialty Symbol S70BC ............................................................................................... 351
Piping Specialty Symbol S78AC .............................................................................................. 352

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C.4 Instrument Specialty Symbols ................................................................................................... 353

Instrument Specialty Symbol I3AZ ........................................................................................... 354

Instrument Specialty Symbol I5AZ ........................................................................................... 354
Instrument Specialty Symbol I6AZ ........................................................................................... 355
Instrument Specialty Symbol I7AZ ........................................................................................... 355
Instrument Specialty Symbol I8AZ ........................................................................................... 356
Instrument Specialty Symbol I11AZ ......................................................................................... 356
Instrument Specialty Symbol I12AZ ......................................................................................... 357
Instrument Specialty Symbol I13AZ ......................................................................................... 357
Instrument Specialty Symbol I14AZ ......................................................................................... 358
Instrument Specialty Symbol I15AZ ......................................................................................... 358
Instrument Specialty Symbol I16AZ ......................................................................................... 359
Instrument Specialty Symbol I17AZ ......................................................................................... 359
Instrument Specialty Symbol I18AZ ......................................................................................... 360
Instrument Specialty Symbol I20AZ ......................................................................................... 360
Instrument Specialty Symbol I30AZ ......................................................................................... 361
Instrument Specialty Symbol I106BZ ....................................................................................... 361
Instrument Specialty Symbol I109BZ ....................................................................................... 362
Instrument Specialty Symbol I118BZ ....................................................................................... 362
Instrument Specialty Symbol I120AZ ....................................................................................... 363
Instrument Specialty Symbol I201AZ ....................................................................................... 363
Instrument Specialty Symbol I201BZ ....................................................................................... 364
Instrument Specialty Symbol I201CZ ....................................................................................... 364
Instrument Specialty Symbol I209AZ ....................................................................................... 365
Instrument Specialty Symbol I213AZ ....................................................................................... 365
Instrument Specialty Symbol I216AZ ....................................................................................... 366
Instrument Specialty Symbol I219AZ ....................................................................................... 366
Instrument Specialty Symbol I237AZ ....................................................................................... 367
Instrument Specialty Symbol I253AZ ....................................................................................... 367
Instrument Specialty Symbol I301AZ ....................................................................................... 368
Instrument Specialty Symbol I324CZ ....................................................................................... 368
Instrument Specialty Symbol I324DZ ....................................................................................... 369
Instrument Specialty Symbol I324EZ ....................................................................................... 369
Instrument Specialty Symbol I324FZ ....................................................................................... 370

C.5 Miscellaneous Symbols ............................................................................................................. 371

Miscellaneous Symbol OP3 ...................................................................................................... 372

Miscellaneous Symbol OP4 ...................................................................................................... 372
Miscellaneous Symbol OP5 ...................................................................................................... 373
Miscellaneous Symbol OP9 ...................................................................................................... 373
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_251 ................................................................................................ 374
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_271 ................................................................................................ 374
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_291 ................................................................................................ 375
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_292 ................................................................................................ 375
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_311 ................................................................................................ 376
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_331 ................................................................................................ 376
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_332 ................................................................................................ 377
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_333 ................................................................................................ 377

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Miscellaneous Symbol OP_334 ................................................................................................ 378

Miscellaneous Symbol OP_351 ................................................................................................ 378
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_391 ................................................................................................ 379
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_401 ................................................................................................ 379
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_411 ................................................................................................ 380
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_412 ................................................................................................ 380
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_413 ................................................................................................ 381
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_451 ................................................................................................ 381
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_452 ................................................................................................ 382
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_453 ................................................................................................ 382
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_491 ................................................................................................ 383
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_492 ................................................................................................ 383
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_493 ................................................................................................ 384
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_494 ................................................................................................ 384
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_571 ................................................................................................ 385
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_572 ................................................................................................ 385
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_573 ................................................................................................ 386
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_574 ................................................................................................ 386
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_711 ................................................................................................ 387
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_731 ................................................................................................ 387
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_811 ................................................................................................ 388
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_851 ................................................................................................ 388
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_852 ................................................................................................ 389
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_853 ................................................................................................ 389
Miscellaneous Symbol OP_854 ................................................................................................ 390
Miscellaneous Symbol A1003 ................................................................................................... 390
Miscellaneous Symbol A1005 ................................................................................................... 391
Miscellaneous Symbol A1251 ................................................................................................... 391
Miscellaneous Symbol A1331 ................................................................................................... 392
Miscellaneous Symbol A1332 ................................................................................................... 392
Miscellaneous Symbol S2003 ................................................................................................... 393
Miscellaneous Symbol S3003 ................................................................................................... 393

C.6 Bio-Pharmaceutical Specification Component Symbols ........................................................... 394

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol FERR ............................................................... 396

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol FERS ................................................................ 396
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol CAPT ............................................................... 397
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol CAPSE ............................................................. 397
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol HA ................................................................... 398
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol FA .................................................................... 398
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol FAS .................................................................. 399
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol MA ................................................................... 399
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol MAR ................................................................ 400
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol B90T ................................................................ 400
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol B90TC ............................................................. 401
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol B90C ................................................................ 401
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol B45T ................................................................ 402
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol B45TC ............................................................. 402
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol B45C ................................................................ 403

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Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol R180R .............................................................. 403

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol R180C .............................................................. 404
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol TT .................................................................... 404
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol TTRB ............................................................... 405
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol TCB ................................................................. 405
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol TRCB ............................................................... 406
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol TSCB ............................................................... 406
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol TRSCB ............................................................. 407
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol TICB ................................................................ 407
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol TSCR ............................................................... 408
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol XT .................................................................... 408
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol XTRB ............................................................... 409
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol XC .................................................................... 409
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol TC .................................................................... 410
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol TCR ................................................................. 410
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol TCSB ............................................................... 411
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol TCRSB ............................................................. 411
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol TCI ................................................................... 412
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol RCP .................................................................. 412
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol RCCL ............................................................... 413
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol RCC ................................................................. 413
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol REP .................................................................. 414
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol RECL ............................................................... 414
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol REC ................................................................. 415
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol CHA ................................................................. 415
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol C2HD ............................................................... 416
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol C3HD ............................................................... 416
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol CPAN ............................................................... 417
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol CPHB ............................................................... 417
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol CA .................................................................... 418
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol CSJ ................................................................... 418
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol CHD ................................................................. 419
Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol VS2D ............................................................... 419

C.7 Bio-Pharmaceutical Operators ................................................................................................... 420

Bio-Pharm Operator Symbol SOP_3 ........................................................................................ 421

Bio-Pharm Operator Symbol SOP_42 ...................................................................................... 421

C.8 Bio-Pharmaceutical Specialty Components .............................................................................. 422

Bio-Pharm Specialty Component Symbol R180B .................................................................... 423

Bio-Pharm Specialty Component Symbol R180S ..................................................................... 423
Bio-Pharm Specialty Component Symbol VSDTP ................................................................... 424
Bio-Pharm Specialty Component Symbol VSDTC .................................................................. 424
Bio-Pharm Specialty Component Symbol VSCCB .................................................................. 425
Bio-Pharm Specialty Component Symbol VSCCBU ............................................................... 425
Bio-Pharm Specialty Component Symbol VS3WD .................................................................. 426
Bio-Pharm Specialty Component Symbol VS4WD .................................................................. 426

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C.9 Details Assumed ........................................................................................................................ 427

Detail V1 ................................................................................................................................... 428

Detail V2 ................................................................................................................................... 428
Detail V3 ................................................................................................................................... 429
Detail V4 ................................................................................................................................... 429
Detail V5 ................................................................................................................................... 430
Detail V7 ................................................................................................................................... 430
Detail V8 ................................................................................................................................... 431
Detail H1 ................................................................................................................................... 431
Detail H2 ................................................................................................................................... 432
Detail H3 ................................................................................................................................... 432
Detail H4 ................................................................................................................................... 433
Detail F1 .................................................................................................................................... 433
Detail F2 .................................................................................................................................... 434
Detail F4 .................................................................................................................................... 434
Detail F7 .................................................................................................................................... 435
Detail F8 .................................................................................................................................... 435
Detail P1 .................................................................................................................................... 436
Detail P2 .................................................................................................................................... 436
Detail P3 .................................................................................................................................... 437
Detail P4 .................................................................................................................................... 437
Detail P5 .................................................................................................................................... 438
Detail P7 .................................................................................................................................... 438
Detail P8 .................................................................................................................................... 439
Detail P9 .................................................................................................................................... 439
Detail T1 .................................................................................................................................... 440
Detail T ...................................................................................................................................... 440
Detail T4 .................................................................................................................................... 441
Detail L1 .................................................................................................................................... 441
Detail L2 .................................................................................................................................... 442
Detail L4 .................................................................................................................................... 443
Detail L7 .................................................................................................................................... 444
Detail L8 .................................................................................................................................... 445

C.10 Piping and Instrument Symbol Notes ...................................................................................... 446

C.11 Assembly Notes ....................................................................................................................... 455

Appendix D: Commodity Code Descriptions .................................................................................. 459

D.1 Commodity Code Matrix .......................................................................................................... 459

Flanged and Miscellaneous Fittings ............................................................................................. 460
Completing Materials ................................................................................................................... 463
Fire and Safety Components ........................................................................................................ 464
Steam Specialties ......................................................................................................................... 465
Flanges ......................................................................................................................................... 467
Flanged Fittings ........................................................................................................................... 471
Strainer Specialties ....................................................................................................................... 475
Instrument Specialties .................................................................................................................. 479
Pipe Supports ............................................................................................................................... 483

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Labor codes .................................................................................................................................. 488

Miscellaneous Wetted Fittings ..................................................................................................... 492
Miscellaneous Non-Wetted Fittings ............................................................................................ 493
Tubing and Hose .......................................................................................................................... 494
Pipe .............................................................................................................................................. 496
Socket Fittings ............................................................................................................................. 502
Tubing Fittings ............................................................................................................................. 503
Socketwelded Fittings .................................................................................................................. 506
Threaded Fittings ......................................................................................................................... 508
Underground Fittings ................................................................................................................... 510
Valves .......................................................................................................................................... 512
Welded Fittings ............................................................................................................................ 519
Gaskets ......................................................................................................................................... 523
Bolting ......................................................................................................................................... 526

Appendix E: Calculations From ANSI-B31.1 and ANSI-B31.3 ..................................................... 529

Delivered Equations .................................................................................................................. 529

General Considerations ............................................................................................................. 530
Thickness Equations .................................................................................................................. 530
Branch Reinforcement ............................................................................................................... 531
Spec Access ............................................................................................................................... 531
Verification of Schedule Thickness ........................................................................................... 532

Appendix F: Codelists ...................................................................................................................... 533

F.1 General Comments ..................................................................................................................... 535

F.2 Comments Specific to Units of Measure Codelist Sets ............................................................. 535

Glossary ............................................................................................................................................... 633

Index .................................................................................................................................................... 639

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Preface
Document Purpose
This document describes the philosophy behind the reference data delivered with PDS. It describes the data
requirements used to define piping components, instruments, and specialty items.

This document is provided under the terms of your Software License Agreement with Intergraph
Corporation. This documentation is proprietary to Intergraph and its use, duplication, and disclosure
are restricted.

Document Prerequisites / Audience

This document is intended for project managers and spec writers who have a working knowledge of the PDS 3D
Modules. Knowledge of relational database systems and basic Windows NT file manipulations is
recommended. You should also be familiar with a text editor, such as vi or EMACS, Notepad, or PFE32.

Related Documents/Products
For more information on related aspects of the PDS products, consult the following documents:

Reference Data Manager (PD_Data) Reference Guide

Piping Design Graphics (PD_Design) Reference Guide

Piping Model Builder (PD_Model) Reference Guide

PDS 2D RDB Reference Guide

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General Conventions
This document contains many visual cues to help you understand the meaning of certain
words or phrases. The use of different fonts for different types of information allows you to
scan the document for key concepts or commands. Symbols help abbreviate and identify
commonly used words, phrases, or groups of related information.

Typefaces
Italic Indicates a system response, which is an explanation of what the software is
doing. For example,

The text is placed in the viewing plane.

Bold Indicates a command name, parameter name, or dialog box title. Command
paths are shown using an arrow between command names. For example,

Choose File > Open to load a new file.

Sans serif Indicates a system prompt or message, which requires an action be taken by
the user. For example,

Select first segment of alignment

Bold Typewriter
Indicates what you should literally type in. For example,

Key in original.dat to load the ASCII file.

Normal Typewriter
Indicates an actual file or directory name. For example,

The ASCII report is stored in the layout.rpt file.

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Symbols
This document uses the following symbols to represent mouse buttons and to identify special
information:

<C> Command button

<D> Data button (usually the left mouse button)
<R> Reset/reject button (usually the right mouse button)
<T> Tentative button (usually the center mouse button)

Note — Important supplemental information.

Warning — Critical information that could cause the loss of data if not followed.

Technical tip or information — provides information on what the software is

doing or how it processes information.

Map or path — shows you how to get to a specific command or form.

More information — indicates there is additional or related information.

Need a hint — used with activities and labs, provides a tip or hint for doing the
exercises.

Keyboard Conventions
The following list outlines the abbreviations this document uses for keyboard keys and
describes how to use them in combination. You can make some menu selections through the
use of keyboard accelerators, which map menu selections to key combinations.

ALT Alternate key

CTRL Control key
DEL Delete key
ENTER Enter key
ESC Escape key

CTRL+z To hold down the Control key and press Z.

ESC,k To press the Escape key, then K.

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Terminology
Click To use a mouse or key combination to pick an item that begins an
action. For example,

Click Apply to save the changes.

Select To mark an item by highlighting it with key combinations or by picking

it with your cursor. Selecting does not initiate an action. After
selecting an item, you click the action you want to affect the item. For
example,

Select the file original.dat from the list box, then click Delete to
remove it from the directory.

In addition, you would select items to define parameters, such as

selecting toggle buttons. This also applies to selecting graphic
elements from the design file. For example,

Select the line string to define the graphic template.

Tentative-select To place a tentative point on an existing graphic element in a design

file. If you are using the CLIX operating system, you tentative-select
by double-clicking with a mouse or pressing <T> on a hand-held
cursor. If you are using the Windows NT operating system, you
tentative-select by pressing a left-button, right-button chord.

Double-click To select and execute a command by clicking the mouse or hand-held

cursor button twice in rapid succession. This term implies that you are
clicking the data button (<D>) as part of a menu or dialog box action.
For example,

Double-click on the file original.dat to load it into the new surface.

Drag To press and hold the data button (<D>) while moving the mouse or
hand-held cursor.

Type To key a character string into a text box.

Key in To type in data and press ENTER to enter the data and execute the
default action.

In a dialog box, pressing TAB after keying in data will

enter the data and move the cursor to the next field.

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1. Introduction

1. Introduction
This document explains the basis used in developing the Reference Data required for the execution of the Piping
Task.

1.1 Section Descriptions

Data in this document is classified into the following sections:

Section 1 Introduction

Appendix A General Conventions

Variables Used in Symbols and Tables

Appendix B Piping Commodities Discussions

Fire and Safety Discussions
Piping Specialty Discussions
Instrument Specialty Discussions
Miscellaneous Discussions, including:
- Operators and actuators
- Piping markers
- Piping connectors
Assembly Discussions

Appendix C Piping Commodity Symbols

Fire and Safety Symbols
Piping Specialty Symbols
Piping Support Symbols
Instrument Specialty Symbols
Miscellaneous Symbols, including:
- Operators and actuators
- Piping markers
- Piping connectors
Details Assumed
Piping and Instrument Symbol Notes
Assembly Notes

Appendix D Commodity Code Descriptions

Appendix E Calculations from ANSI-B31.1 and ANSI-B31.3

Appendix F Codelists

Refer to the Reference Data Manager (PD_Data) Reference Guide for information on the following aspects of
the delivered reference data.

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Piping Job Specification - This section describes the various tables required to define the Piping Job
Specification.

Graphic Commodity Data - This section describes the graphic commodity data used in placing
components.

Material Description Data - This section describes the basis for alphanumeric descriptions of
components used by the Piping Task.

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1.2 Reference Data File Descriptions

1. Introduction
The files containing the piping reference data are delivered with the PDS product. Practice independent data is
delivered with PD_Shell in the directory c:\win32app\ingr\pdshell\lib. Practice dependent data is delivered
with RDUSRDB in the directory c:\win32app\ingr\rdusrdb.

1.2.1 Piping Job Specification File Descriptions

The files involved and a short description are given below. Refer to the description of the Piping Job
Specification in the Reference Data Manager (PD_Data) Reference Guide, for detailed explanations.

c:\win32app\ingr\rdusrdb\spec_data\

This directory contains neutral files in the format required for definition. It includes definitions made in
the tables listed below:

- Piping Materials Class Table (classes.pmc)

- Piping Commodities Tables (*.pcd)
- Taps Tables (taps.data)

c:\win32app\ingr\pdshell\

This is the database definition for the applicable database. The relational database holds the information
that constitutes the Piping Job Specification. The following database tables form this database.

201 Piping Materials Class Data

202 Piping Commodity Specification Data
203 Piping Specialty Specification Data
204 Instrument Component Specification Data
205 Tap Properties Data
211 Piping Commodity Size-Dependent Material Data
212 Piping Commodity Implied Material Data
221 Reference Database Revision Management Data
231 Component Insulation Exclusion Data
232 Flange Insulation Exclusion Data
233 Piping Construction Tolerance Exclusion Data
240 Pipe Support Family
241 Pipe Support Commodity Data
242 Pipe Support Material Reference
243 Pipe Support Material Description Data

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1.2.2 Non-Database Part of the Piping Job

Specification
The files involved and a short description are given below. Refer to the Reference Data Manager (PD_Data)
Reference Guide for more information on these tables. Also refer to Appendix F, Codelists, for detailed
explanations about codelist sets.

c:\win32app\ingr\rdusrdb\us_pjstb.l.t

This library file contains data in the format required for definition and revision. It includes definitions
made in the tables listed below:

Commodity_Item_Name Table
Bend_Deflection Table
Pipe Run Length Table
Pipe Length Table
Gasket_Cmdty_Code_Gkt Table
Bolt_Length Table
Bolt_Cmdty_Code_Blt Table
Weld_Type Table
Field_Fit_Length Table
Default_End_Prep Table
Temperature-Pressure Tables
Diameters Tables
Thicknesses Tables
Materials Tables
Branches Tables
Gasket Gaps Tables
Fluid Code Tables
MTO Tables and Functions

c:\win32app\ingr\rdusrdb\us_pjstb.l

This library file contains data in the format required for execution by the task. It includes data from all
the sources listed in the description of the c:\win32app\ingr\rdusrdb\us_pjstb.l file.

c:\win32app\ingr\pdshell\lib\std_note.l.t

This file contains data in the format required for definition and revision. It includes all the codelist sets
used in the Piping Task.

c:\win32app\ingr\pdshell\lib\std_note.l

This library file contains data in the format required for execution by the task.

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1.2.3 Non-Database Part of Item Descriptions

1. Introduction
The files involved and a short description are given below. Refer to the description of the Material Description
Library and Label Description Library in the Reference Data Manager (PD_Data) Reference Guide for detailed
explanations.

c:\win32app\ingr\rdusrdb\us_shbom.l

This library file contains data in the format required for execution by the task. It includes:

— The short descriptions for piping commodities, including those for implied components, as a function
of the commodity codes assigned to them in the piping materials classes.

— The descriptions of all the tap codes.

c:\win32app\ingr\rdusrdb\us_lgbom.l

This library file contains data in the format required for execution by the task. It provides the long
descriptions for piping commodities, including those for implied components, as a function of the
commodity codes assigned to them in the Piping Materials Classes.

c:\win32app\ingr\pdshell\lib\labels.l

This library file contains data in the format required for execution by the task. It provides the label
definitions required for the execution of the Piping Task, including the preparation of orthographic and
isometric drawings.

These libraries do not have text libraries associated with them.

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1.2.4 Model Graphics

The files involved and a short description are given below. Refer to the description of the Graphic Commodity
Library in the Reference Data Manager (PD_Data) Reference Guide for detailed explanations.

c:\win32app\ingr\rdusrdb\us_pcdim.l.t

This file contains data in the format required for definition and revision. It includes all the tables required
to provide dimensions, surface area and weight data to the Piping Task during interactive execution of the
task. In addition to generic data, it includes specific data about:

Plain piping components

Valves
Fittings
Fire and safety components
Miscellaneous piping commodity components, including valve operators

c:\win32app\ingr\rdusrdb\us_pcdim.l

This library file contains data in the format required for execution by the task. It includes data from all
the sources listed in the description of c:\win32app\ingr\rdusrdb\us_pcdim.l.t.

c:\win32app\ingr\pdshell\lib\assembly.l.t

This file contains data in the format required for definition and revision. It includes the definitions of all
assemblies available for use with the task.

c:\win32app\ingr\pdshell\lib\assembly.l

This library file contains data in the format required for execution by the task. It includes data from all
the assemblies included in c:\win32app\ingr\pdshell\lib\assembly.l.t.

1.2.5 Design DDL

The file involved and a short description are given below.

c:\win32app\ingr\pdshell\ddl\design.ddl

This is the database definition of the relational database for the Design portion of the Piping Task.

1.2.6 Seed File Definitions

The definitions that follow have been applied to the project seed files.

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Piping Job Specification

Description File(s)

1. Introduction
Piping Job Specification c:\win32app\ingr\rdusrdb\spec_data\*
Alphanumeric Commodity Data c:\win32app\ingr\pddata\sample\data\pcd_size.data
Piping Job Specification Tables c:\win32app\ingr\rdusrdb\us_pjstb.l
Notes c:\win32app\ingr\pdshell\lib\std_note.l

Item Descriptions
Piping Commodities Short Descriptions c:\win32app\ingr\rdusrdb\us_shbom.l
Piping Commodities Long Descriptions c:\win32app\ingr\rdusrdb\us_lgbom.l
Piping Specialties, Pipe Supports and c:\win32app\ingr\rdusrdb\us_spbom.l
Instrument Descriptions
Labels c:\win32app\ingr\pdshell\lib\labels.l

Graphic Commodity Library

Eden modules c:\win32app\ingr\pdshell\lib\pip_gcom.l
Commodity Dimension Tables c:\win32app\ingr\rdusrdb\us_pcdim.l
Assemblies c:\win32app\ingr\pdshell\lib\assembly.l

Miscellaneous
Color Table c:\win32app\ingr\pdshell\color\*
Model Seed File c:\win32app\ingr\pdshell\seedz\*sdz.dgn
Report Formats c:\win32app\ingr\pdreport\sample\*.fmt
c:\win32app\ingr\pddata\sample\format\*.fmt
c:\win32app\ingr\pdprojec\sample\*.fmt
c:\win32app\ingr\pdclash\sample\*.fmt

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Appendix A General Conventions

Unless otherwise indicated in this document, values for "specific" and "generic" parameters will be stored
in tables whose names are derived from parameters in the Piping Job Specification.

Table names often use the character "_".

Any number of comments may be included in a table, using the convention described below:

— Blank lines are allowed without limits. No special character is required to define their presence.

Conventions
A. General
— Any number of lines with comments may be included. Each comment line must be preceded by an
"!". Comments are disregarded by the system.

The following comments are specific to the Piping Job Specification Table, to the Piping Commodities
Table and to the Taps Table:

— Columns in the table may be separated by either single or double spaces. The following comments
apply:

— If single spacing is preferred, a line with the following format is required:

Single_Spacing

Entries in the columns must be made without blank spaces.

— If double spacing is preferred, a line with the following format is required:

Double_Spacing

Entries in the columns may have up to one blank space in them.

An order line will define the contents of each column in the table. This will be done by identifying the
attribute number from the applicable entity and DDL covered by each column. Attributes that are not
included in the table will be defined by preceding them with an "*". An example is:

Order= 1 2 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 *3 *4

The spacing between the entries in the above order statement must be either single or double depending
upon whether the single or double format applies to the table. This includes the space between "=" and
the first number in the statement.

Units will be defined for each column of a table as the applicable of the codes shown below. The
indicated upper/lower case convention should be respected.

- Angle, degrees..............................DEG

- Angle between runs, degrees.................DEC

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- Codelisted attributes.......................INT

- Insulation Thickness, inches................IN

- Insulation Thickness, mm....................MM

- Length, inches..............................IN

- Nominal diameter, inches....................NPD_IN

- Nominal diameter, mm........................NPD_MM

- Pressure, psig..............................PSIG

- Rating......................................RAT (CLXXX and XXX#

will be expressed as XXX)

- Schedule/thickness, inches..................SC_TH_IN

- Stress, psi.................................PSI

- Surface area, square feet...................SF

- Surface area/unit, square feet per foot.....SFF

- Temperature, degrees Fahrenheit.............DF

- Temperature, degrees Rankin.................DR
- Temperature, degrees Celsius................DC
- Temperature, degrees Kelvin.................DK

- Unitless alphanumeric.......................AN*XX (where "XX"

defines the number of characters)

- Unitless integer............................INT

- Unitless real number........................DEC

- Weight, pounds..............................LB

- Weight/unit, pounds per foot................LBF

- Weight/volume, pounds per cubic foot........LBF3

- Weight/volume, Kg/M*3.......................KGM3

All entries in the tables will be left justified.

Field locations and field lengths defined with XXXXs, WWWWs and ZZZZZs in this document will be
observed.

Fractions will not be used in defining any table value. They will be expressed in their decimal
equivalents.

Adjacent columns in a table will be separated by one or more spaces.

If a value in a table is not known, a "-" must be used in the corresponding field. The system will interpret
this entry to represent a blank value and such will be displayed in reports, drawings and other such
formal data outputs to the User. The dash shall not be enclosed in quote marks, even if the field is for an
alphanumeric value.

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Real numbers without decimals may be expressed with or without a decimal point. For example, a
nominal diameter of twenty inches may be expressed as "20", or "20." or "20.0". For the sake of
consistency, all tables will show the value as "20".

All alphanumeric values in a table must be enclosed in single quotes; for example, ’ZZZZZZZ’.

For tables with only one input column, the generic value ET_AL may be used in the input column. The
system will understand such entry to indicate that values in the line just prior to that for ET_AL will apply
to any input value equal to or greater than the value in that line.

The following conventions will apply to the definition of columns in a table with a table format other than
P8*, P9*, I8* or I9*, where * refers to any applicable alphanumeric character:

Conventions
A. General
— A definition must be made using the format described below regarding the number of input and output
columns involved:

No Inputs X No Outputs X

The number of input columns must not exceed 2. The number of output columns must not exceed 9;
it may be 0.

— A definition must be made using the format described below regarding the units of measure used in
each column.

Units= NPD IN, SF, LB, INT, DEC, IN, RAT, IN, IN, IN

The following conventions will apply to the definition of data in a table with table format P8*, P9*, I8* or
I9*:

— A definition does not need to be made regarding the number of input and output columns involved.
The number of input fields must not exceed 2. The number of output fields is up to parameter P34 for
component data and up to parameter Y27 for actuator data. A blank line following a component will
signify that the definition of the component has been completed and that a new component will
follow. The word "END" following a component will signify the end to the table.

— Each parameter in these tables must have the applicable units of measure defined, using the format
"Pii-Z" or "Yii-Z", where:

-A=AN*20
-D=AN*1
-E=INT
-G=NPD IN
-H=NPD MM
-J=SF
-L=LB
-N=IN
-P=DEG

The following conventions apply to the attribute "rating" with respect to the naming of data tables:

— The Piping Job Specification may express alphanumeric ratings in at least the following formats:
CLXXXX, XXXX# or OTXXXX. The entry in the table and the file names representing the attribute
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used regardless of how rating was defined in the Piping Job Specification. The above rating formats
have been used in accordance with the following criteria:

– CLXXXX to refer to an ANSI or API pressure rating

– XXXX# to refer to a pressure rating defined by an organization other ANSI or API.

– OTXXXX to refer to the rating of a connect point that meets the applicable ANSI or API rating
geometrically but not from a pressure carrying standpoint. An example of the above is a valve
supplied with flanged ends meeting the bolting pattern of ANSI CL150 pressure rating but having
pressure carrying characteristics different from those of that ANSI rating.

— Female ends for plastic pipe are usually defined in terms of "schedule/thickness" and not in terms of
"rating" as is common with female ends for most other components. To make female ends for plastic
pipe follow the rules for other female ends, the applicable "schedule/thickness" will be used as the
value for "rating" for these components. If such rating values consist of alphanumeric characters
(including dashes), the system will "strip" all such characters from the rating value in the Piping Job
Specification and will only use the numeric values in accessing the applicable tables. If such rating
values include decimal points, the decimal points will be converted to the character "$" in accessing
the applicable tables.

— If the rating in the Piping Job Specification is expressed in terms of alphabetic characters only, the
system will use all such characters in accessing the data tables. The names of the data tables will
include all the alphabetic characters included in the Piping Job Specification.

– Another acceptable value for rating is "GRAVHD". This value may be used in the Piping Job
Specification and in the data tables for components rated to sustain a nominal fluid head.

– Another acceptable value for rating is "OTHER".

– One acceptable value for rating is "NONE". This value may be used in the Piping Job
Specification and in the data tables for components whose ends would normally require the use of
the attribute rating as part of the table name but that for some specific reason, a rating does not
apply.

The schedule/thickness of piping components may be determined either by look-up/calculation from a

piping materials class or based on a value provided by the User independent of the piping materials class.
Comments in this paragraph define the latter approach. The value of the override schedule/thickness
attribute of each piping segment may be either:

— Left blank if the User wishes schedule/thickness to be determined from the applicable piping materials
class; or

— Defined by the User entering a schedule/thickness value; or

— Defined by data transfer from the P&ID Task. A value from the P&ID Task will only be transferred
to this attribute if the piping thickness flag in the P&ID segment has a value " U"; in such case, the
value from the P&ID segment schedule/thickness will be transferred to the Piping Task override
schedule/thickness. Otherwise, the value of the override schedule/thickness in the Piping Task will be
left blank.

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If the Piping Task software finds a non-blank value for the override schedule/thickness, such value
will be applied to all the components that belong to the segment. Such definition will be respected
during reconstruction of the piping system.

Schedule or thickness values will be shown for all components for which such values make sense. In
order of preference, schedule and thickness will be expressed in terms of:

— Generic schedules, such as S-STD, S-XS and S-XXS.

— Specific schedules, such as S-40, S-60 and S-80.

— Thickness class, such as CL50 and CL51. For this situation, both the alpha and numeric characters
must be included in the "Sc/Th" column of the piping materials class and in the corresponding table

Conventions
A. General
names.

— "NREQD": This value is to be used in cases where all of the following conditions apply:

+ The thickness value is not required in purchasing the component.

+ Empty weights are not significantly affected by actual thickness values.
+ Either stress analysis is not applicable or, if applicable, the
component is to be considered infinitely rigid in stress analysis
calculations.

— Specific wall thicknesses: To insure compatibility between data tables, the Piping Job Specification
and wall thickness calculations, thickness will be expressed as defined below.

+ .XXXX if the thickness is less than 1 inch

+ X if the thickness is an even inch
+ X.XXX if the thickness is 1 inch or thicker
Trailing zeroes will not be included. Decimal points will not be
included for numbers without decimals. Examples of these
rules follow:
+ .25
+ .5
+1
+ 1.375
+ 2.375

— Where the schedule name exceeds the field length provided, for example S-SDR13.5, it will be
defined in terms of its wall thickness.

— *XYYY: The need to perform a thickness calculation will be triggered by an entry with the format
"*XYYY" being present in the "Sc/Th" column of the Piping Commodities Table. The letters that
make this code have the following meaning:

– The character "X" is an alphanumeric code that defines the equation to use in the calculation.
Possible values and their definitions are:

* If the value for this character is "C", the schedule/thickness for the applicable end of the
component is to be determined by calculations using the thickness equation defined for the piping
materials class in the "Thck Eqtn" column of the Define Piping Job Specification table.

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– The characters "YYY" define the casting, joint or structural grade quality factor (E) times 100.
This factor is one of the parameters used in the thickness calculation. The User should be
cautioned that if he is defining a calculation to be performed on a seamless fitting (E=1) but
wishes to match the thickness for the mating welded pipe (E=0.85), the quality factor for the pipe
should be entered here.

— MATCH: The need to match the thickness of a component to that of the pipe of the same diameter
and of option 1 will be triggered by an entry with the format "MATCH" being present in the "Sc/Th"
column of the Piping Commodities Table.

To minimize duplication when the same thickness can be expressed for metallic materials in terms of
either a generic or a specific schedule, the convention defined below will be used. For a given nominal
diameter, only the schedules shown in the line for that diameter will be used in the Piping Job
Specification and in the data tables.

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NomD S-5S S-10S S-10 S-20 S-30 S-STD S-40 S-40S S-60 S-XS S-80 S-80S S-100 S-120 S-140 S-160 S-XXS
0.125 S-10S S-STD S-STD S-40S S-XS S-XS S-80S
0.250 S-10S S-STD S-STD S-40S S-XS S-XS S-80S
0.375 S-10S S-STD S-STD S-40S S-XS S-XS S-80S
0.500 S-5S S-10S S-STD S-STD S-40S S-XS S-XS S-80S S-160 S-XXS
0.750 S-5S S-10S S-STD S-STD S-40S S-XS S-XS S-80S S-160 S-XXS
1.000 S-5S S-10S S-STD S-STD S-40S S-XS S-XS S-80S S-160 S-XXS
1.250 S-5S S-10S S-STD S-STD S-40S S-XS S-XS S-80S S-160 S-XXS
1.500 S-5S S-10S S-STD S-STD S-40S S-XS S-XS S-80S S-160 S-XXS
2.000 S-5S S-10S S-STD S-STD S-40S S-XS S-XS S-80S S-160 S-XXS
2.500 S-5S S-10S S-STD S-STD S-40S S-XS S-XS S-80S S-160 S-XXS
3.000 S-5S S-10S S-STD S-STD S-40S S-XS S-XS S-80S S-160 S-XXS
3.500 S-5S S-10S S-STD S-STD S-40S S-XS S-XS S-80S
4.000 S-5S S-10S S-STD S-STD S-40S S-XS S-XS S-80S S-120 S-160 S-XXS
5.000 S-5S S-10S S-STD S-STD S-40S S-XS S-XS S-80S S-120 S-160 S-XXS
6.000 S-5S S-10S S-STD S-STD S-40S S-XS S-XS S-80S S-120 S-160 S-XXS
8.000 S-5S S-10S S-20 S-30 S-STD S-STD S-40S S-60 S-XS S-XS S-80S S-100 S-120 S-140 S-160 S-XXS
10.00 S-5S S-10S S-20 S-30 S-STD S-STD S-40S S-XS S-XS S-80 S-80S S-100 S-120 S-XXS S-160 S-XXS
12.00 S-5S S-10S S-20 S-30 S-STD S-40 S-40S S-60 S-XS S-80 S-80S S-100 S-XXS S-140 S-160 S-XXS
14.00 S-5S S-10S S-10 S-20 S-STD S-STD S-40 S-60 S-XS S-80 S-100 S-120 S-140 S-160
16.00 S-5S S-10S S-10 S-20 S-STD S-STD S-XS S-60 S-XS S-80 S-100 S-120 S-140 S-160
18.00 S-5S S-10S S-10 S-20 S-30 S-STD S-40 S-60 S-XS S-80 S-100 S-120 S-140 S-160
20.00 S-5S S-10S S-10 S-STD S-XS S-STD S-40 S-60 S-XS S-80 S-100 S-120 S-140 S-160
22.00 S-5S S-10S S-10 S-STD S-XS S-STD S-60 S-XS S-80 S-100 S-120 S-140 S-160
24.00 S-5S S-10S S-10 S-STD S-30 S-STD S-40 S-60 S-XS S-80 S-100 S-120 S-140 S-160
26.00 S-10 S-XS S-STD S-XS
28.00 S-10 S-XS S-30 S-STD S-XS
30.00 S-5S S-10S S-10 S-XS S-30 S-STD S-XS
32.00 S-10 S-XS S-30 S-STD S-40 S-XS
34.00 S-10 S-XS S-30 S-STD S-40 S-XS
36.00 S-10 S-XS S-30 S-STD S-40 S-XS
38.00 S-STD S-XS
40.00 S-STD S-XS
42.00 S-STD S-XS
44.00 S-STD S-XS
46.00 S-STD S-XS
48.00 S-STD S-XS
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The table shown below will be used to correlate English nominal pipe diameters with their corresponding metric
values.

Nominal Pipe Diameter

in mm
0.125........................6
0.250........................8
0.375........................10
0.500........................15
0.750........................20
1.000........................25
1.250........................32
1.500........................40
2.000........................50
2.500........................65
3.000........................80
3.500........................90
4.000........................100
5.000........................125
6.000........................150
8.000........................200
10.00........................250
12.00........................300
14.00........................350
16.00........................400
18.00........................450
20.00........................500
22.00........................550
24.00........................600
26.00........................650
28.00........................700
30.00........................750
32.00........................800
34.00........................850
36.00........................900
38.00........................950
40.00........................1000
42.00........................1050
44.00........................1100
46.00........................1150
48.00........................1200

Weight tables have been provided for components required by the piping materials classes for at least the
combinations of thicknesses shown in the applicable Thicknesses Tables.

Where a "." or a "-" is included in a parameter that is part of a table name, a "$" will be used to represent
them in both the table name and the ASCII file name. The actual character, and not the "$", will be
displayed in all fields representing the actual attribute involved. Examples of how thicknesses would be
represented on the basis of the above rule follow:

.25 .........................................$25
.5 ..........................................$5
1 ...........................................1
1.375 .......................................1$375
2.375 .......................................2$375

Some tables require an "END" statement as their last line; others do not. Refer to specific table formats in
this document for actual requirements.

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Revision management of Piping RDB data follows the conventions described below:

— The applicable control document is updated.

— The "Rev" and "Date" fields of the table that is changed are revised as appropriate.

— The line in the table that was either newly created or revised is identified by having the symbol ">"
precede it. If the line was deleted, a ">" is placed above and below the line deleted.

— When a table is revised again, all previous revision marks are deleted.

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A.1 Variables Used in Symbols and

Tables
Definition of Specific Variables
Letters A through O are used to represent variables which are specific to a component:

Variable(s) End Type Explanation

A Any For components that have ends with identical terminations and
for which branches, if any, are normal to the main axis of the
component, this is the distance from the origin of the
component to the outermost face of any of its ends. For
components that have either ends with different terminations
or branches that are not normal to the main axis of the
component, this is the distance from the origin of the
component to the outermost face of the end in the vicinity of
PCP1.

Bolted This value will be included in the appropriate dimension table.

Male Not applicable.

Female This value will not be included in any dimension table. It may
be deduced from the expression E + Q using values of E and Q
from the appropriate tables.

B Any For components that have ends with identical terminations and
for which branches, if any, are normal to the main axis of the
component, this parameter does not apply. For components
that have either ends with different terminations or branches
that are not normal to the main axis of the component, this is
the distance from the origin of the component to the outermost
face of the end in the vicinity of PCP2.

Bolted This value will be included in the appropriate dimension table.

Male Not applicable.

Female This value will not be included in any dimension table. It may
be deduced from the expression F + Q using values of F and Q
from the appropriate tables.

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BCD Bolted This is the bolt circle diameter of the bolts required at a bolted
end, as defined in the table named "BLT_Term_Rat_TS" as a
function of the nominal pipe diameter, termination type, rating
and table suffix of the applicable bolted end.

Male Not applicable.

Female Not applicable.

C Any For components that have ends with identical terminations and
for which branches, if any, are normal to the main axis of the
component, this parameter does not apply. For components
that have either ends with different terminations or branches

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that are not normal to the main axis of the component, this is
the distance from the origin of the component to the outermost
face of the end in the vicinity of PCP3.

Bolted This value will be included in the appropriate dimension table.

Male Not applicable.

Female This value will not be included in any dimension table. It may
be deduced from the expression G + Q using values of G and
Q from the appropriate tables.

D Any For components that have ends with identical terminations and
for which branches, if any, are normal to the main axis of the
component, this parameter does not apply. For components
that have either ends with different terminations or branches
that are not normal to the main axis of the component, this is
the distance from the origin of the component to the outermost
face of the end in the vicinity of PCP4.

Bolted This value will be included in the appropriate dimension table.

Male Not applicable.

Female This value will not be included in any dimension table. It may
be deduced from the expression H + Q using values of H and
Q from the appropriate tables.

E Any For components that have ends with identical terminations and
for which branches, if any, are normal to the main axis of the
component, this is the distance from the origin of the
component to any of its PCPs. For components that have
either ends with different terminations or branches that are not
normal to the main axis of the component, this is the distance
from the origin of the component to PCP1.

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Bolted This parameter may be deduced from the expression A + T

using values of A and T from the appropriate tables.

Male This value will be included in the appropriate dimension table.

Female This value will be included in the appropriate dimension table.

F Any For components that have ends with identical terminations and
for which branches, if any, are normal to the main axis of the
component, this parameter does not apply. For components
that have either ends with different terminations or branches
that are not normal to the main axis of the component, this is
the distance from the origin of the component to PCP2.

Bolted This parameter may be deduced from the expression B + T

using values of B and T from the appropriate tables.

Male This value will be included in the appropriate dimension table.

Female This value will be included in the appropriate dimension table.

G Any For components that have ends with identical terminations and
for which branches, if any, are normal to the main axis of the
component, this parameter does not apply. For components
that have either ends with different terminations or branches
that are not normal to the main axis of the component, this is
the distance from the origin of the component to PCP3.

Bolted This parameter may be deduced from the expression C + T

using values of C and T from the appropriate tables.

Male This value will be included in the appropriate dimension table.

Female This value will be included in the appropriate dimension table.

H Any For components that have ends with identical terminations and
for which branches, if any, are normal to the main axis of the
component, this parameter does not apply. For components
that have either ends with different terminations or branches
that are not normal to the main axis of the component, this is
the distance from the origin of the component to PCP4.

Bolted This parameter may be deduced from the expression D + T

using values of D and T from the appropriate tables.

Male This value will be included in the appropriate dimension table.

Female This value will be included in the appropriate dimension table.

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I,J,K,L,M,N Any For use in dimension tables for specific components as

required by component being defined.

O Any This is the overall length of the component considering the

outermost surface at each end of the component. For blanks
other than per API-590, their lengths are derived from the
API-590 thicknesses, plus the raised face depth, plus the CA
defined in codelist set CL575, Geometry Standards, less the
API-590 CA.

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Definition of Generic Variables

Letters P through Z are used to represent generic variables.

Variable(s) End Type Explanation

P Bolted This is the outside diameter of a bolted end of the indicated

termination type, rating and nominal diameter, as defined in
the table named "BLT_Term_Rat_TS".

Male This is the outside diameter of a male end of the indicated

termination type and nominal diameter, as defined in the table
named "MAL_Term_TS".

Female The is the outside diameter of the female end of the

component of the indicated termination type, rating and
nominal diameter, as defined in the table named
"FEM_Term_Rat_TS". For model graphic purposes, it is
desirable to have the value of this parameter be larger than the
value of the matching male termination end. Components
such as 90 degree elbows and tees will not place, however, if
the value of this parameter is made too large. For this reason
we have defined values for this parameter as follows:

- For PVC and CPVC female ends: same as the value of "P"
for the corresponding male termination type.

- For all other female ends: 30% of the fitting OD at the

female end plus 70% of the matching pipe OD.

Q Bolted Not applicable

Male The value of this variable will be "0" for all male ends.

Female This is the depth of socket, as defined in the table named

"FEM_Term_Rat_TS".

For socketwelded ends, this value will be the nominal depth of

socket less 1/16". The actual depth of socket less 1/16" will
be used to determine a component’s dimensional parameters.

For female threaded ends, this is the thread engagement as

defined as follows:

- In Table B2.1 for components complying with ANSI-B16.12

- In Table B2.2 for all other components.

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R Bolted This is the flange thickness, as defined in the table named

"BLT_Term_Rat_TS". This dimension represents the distance
from the outermost face of the flange to the back surface of the
flange on which the nut rests. It includes any projections that
the flange may have; for example, the raised face. For lap-
flanged ends, it does not include the thickness of the pipe or
stub end since such is determined by the software at stud
length calculation time; it only includes the thickness of the
loose flange used. This parameter is primarily used for the
calculation of stud length. When dealing with specialty
components, such as relief valves, and if the User wanted to be
precise about this parameter, he might have to develop many
generic tables. A practical alternative might be to create a

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table in which values for this parameter would be large enough
to insure that short studs would not result.

Male Not applicable.

Female Not applicable.

S Bolted This is the seating depth, as defined in the table named

"BLT_Term_Rat_TS". This dimension represents the distance
from the outermost surface of the bolted end to the seating
surface of the gasket. It will only have a value for small
groove, large groove, small female and large female flanged
ends and for mechanical joints. The value of this parameter
will be zero for all other bolted ends.

Male Not applicable.

Female Not applicable.

T Bolted This is half of the gasket gap thickness, as defined in the

Piping Job Specification for the applicable piping materials
class.

Male Not applicable.

Female Not applicable.

U Bolted This is the number of bolts required at a bolted connection, as

defined in the applicable of the tables listed below:

- "STUD_Rat_TS", if the RDB option that involves CP

termination for bolt length calculations is not active; or
- "STUD_Term_Rat_TS" if the RDB option that involves CP
termination for bolt length calculations is active

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as a function of the nominal pipe diameter, termination type

(only if the RDB option that involves CP termination for bolt
length calculations is active), rating and table suffix of the
applicable bolted end.

Male Not applicable.

Female Not applicable.

V Bolted This is the diameter of bolts required at a bolted connection, as

defined in the applicable of the tables listed below:

- "STUD_Rat_TS", if the RDB option that involves CP

termination for bolt length calculations is not active; or
- "STUD_Term_Rat_TS" if the RDB option that involves CP
termination for bolt length calculations is active).

as a function of the nominal pipe diameter, termination type

(only if the RDB option that involves CP termination for bolt
length calculations is active), rating and table suffix of the
applicable bolted end.

Male Not applicable.

Female Not applicable.

W_i Bolted This is the nut allowance, as defined in the applicable of the
tables listed below:

- "STUD_Rat_TS", if the RDB option that involves CP

termination for bolt length calculations is not active; or
- "STUD_Term_Rat_TS" if the RDB option that involves CP
termination for bolt length calculations is active).

as a function of the nominal pipe diameter, termination type

(only if the RDB option that involves CP termination for bolt
length calculations is active), rating and table suffix of the
applicable bolted end. It includes the nut length as well as the
stud extension beyond the nut. Value W_0 defines the nut
allowance to be used with studs using standard nut allowances.
Value W_1 defines the nut allowance to be used with machine
bolts using standard nut allowances. Values W_i (i=2-5)
define the nut allowances to be used with either studs (+ or no
sign modifier value) or machine bolts (- modifier value) using
special nut allowances. This parameter will be used in
calculating the length of bolts required in a bolted connection.
Values for W_0 and W_1 were developed on the following
basis:

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- If data was available in the applicable industry standard

defining the desired stud and/or machine bolt lengths, values
for W_0 and W_1 were calculated using the criteria in Annex
F of ANSI-B16.5-1981. If the values so calculated resulted in
too short a length, however, they were increased to result in
the desired length. Such increase was mostly required when
tables with name format "STUD_Rat_TS" applied. For tables
with name format "STUD_Term_Rat_TS", such increase was
not required.
- If data was not available in the applicable industry standard
defining the desired stud lengths, values for W_0 were
calculated using the criteria in Annex F of ANSI-B16.5-1981.
- If data was not available in the applicable industry standard

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defining the desired machine bolt lengths, values for W_1
were defined as "-".

Male Not applicable.

Female Not applicable.

X Bolted Not applicable.

Male This is the wall thickness of the applicable end of a component

of the indicated nominal diameter, as defined in the table
named "MALWT_Term_Sc/Th_TS_WC". For cement and
plastic lined components, the thickness of the lining will not
be included in the value for wall thickness. For integrally clad
components, however, the thickness of the cladding will be
included in the value for wall thickness and the corrosion
allowance will be made equal to the clad thickness.

Female Not applicable.

Y Any Yi variables are used to define operator and actuator

parameters.

Z Any No specific meaning is attached to this variable.

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Table B2.1 - Thread Engagement for Components per ANSI-B16.12

Thread Engagement, inches

NPD ANSI-
in B16.12 PDS
1.25 0.42 0.42
1.5 0.42 0.42
2 0.44 0.44
2.5 0.68 0.68
3 0.77 0.77
4 0.84 0.84
5 0.94 0.94
6 0.96 0.96
8 1.06 1.06

Table B2.2 - Thread Engagement for All Other Components

Thread Engagement, inches, as Reported By

NPD ANSI- Stock-
in NAVCO B1.20.1 ham Crane Average PDS
0.125 0.3125 0.2726 0.25 0.25 0.2713 0.25
0.25 0.4375 0.3945 0.375 0.375 0.3955 0.375
0.375 0.4375 0.4067 0.375 0.375 0.3986 0.375
0.5 0.5625 0.5343 0.5 0.5 0.5242 0.5
0.75 0.5625 0.5533 0.5625 0.5625 0.5602 0.5625
1 0.6875 0.6609 0.6875 0.6875 0.6809 0.6875
1.25 0.6875 0.6809 0.6875 0.6875 0.6859 0.6875
1.5 0.6875 0.6809 0.6875 0.6875 0.6859 0.6875
2 0.75 0.6969 0.75 0.75 0.7367 0.75
2.5 1.0625 0.932 0.9375 0.9375 0.9674 0.9375
3 1.125 1.016 1 1 1.0353 1
3.5 1.1875 1.071 1.0625 1.107 1.0625
4 1.1875 1.094 1.125 1.1355 1.125
5 1.3125 1.187 1.25 1.2483 1.25
6 1.375 1.208 1.3125 1.2985 1.3125
8 1.4375 1.313 1.4375 1.396 1.4375
10 1.625 1.46 1.625 1.57 1.5625
12 1.75 1.61 1.75 1.7033 1.75

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Appendix B Commodity
Discussions

B.1 Piping Commodity Data

This section defines requirements which are specific to piping components.

Basic Information
AABBCC Codes and Model Codes
The AABBCC code is the primary access key to the commodity items in the the Piping Job Specification. An
AABBCC code is a generic code about which a more detailed definition is made in the Piping Job Specification.

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These detailed definitions are identified by a model code in the Commodity Item data table of the PJS. Each
model code is classified by:

AABBCC code
option
size ranges
end preparations
ratings

The model code includes the definition of the graphic representation of the component in the piping model.
Depending upon the circumstances:

One or more model codes can be assigned to one AABBCC code

The same model code can be assigned to different AABBCC codes.

Connect Point Data

Connect point dependent data about each component is organized in terms of green and red connect points. The
following conventions regarding the sequence of data in the Piping Job Specification and the naming of the
Interactive Data Tables are used to coordinate the two sets of data:

If data is only shown under green connect point data, it applies to all ends of the component.

If a component has ends with different nominal diameters (regardless of other end properties), the larger
nominal diameter end(s) is defined as the green connect point.

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If a component has ends with the same nominal diameter but other end properties that differ, the
following rules apply:

— If the ends have different termination type, regardless of the values for schedule/thickness, the end(s)
whose end preparations have the lowest codelist number are designated as the green connect point.

— If the termination types are the same but the values for rating, schedule or thickness differ, the
"stronger" ends(s) are designated as the green connect point.

Abbreviations
The following abbreviations are used to describe the table name formats in this document.

(G) Green
(R) Red
Angle Angle
BrchTbl Branch Table
Cmdty Code Commodity Code
GCP Green Connect Point
GS Geometric Industry Standard
MC Model Code
Op/Ac Operator/Actuator
Rat Pressure Rating
RCP Red Connect Point
Sc/Th Schedule Thickness
Term End Termination Type
TNF Table Name Format
TS Table Suffix
WC Weight Code

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Non-parametric and Parametric Piping and Tubing (PIPING, TUBING)

B.1.1 Non-parametric and Parametric Piping and

Tubing (PIPING, TUBING)
The AABBCC code for piping and tubing consists of the words PIPING and TUBING respectively.

The Pipe Model Entity will apply to this class of piping components.

PIPING, Piping (in-line)

Non-parametric pipe (MC=PIPE) (SN=None)

TNF=None & None

Beveled ends
Tapered and beveled ends
Male flared ends
Male threaded ends
Male grooved ends
Spigot ends
Plain ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

The following comments apply to the above definition of piping:

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No EDEN parametric code definition is required for its placement.

Both ends of the pipe have the same end preparation. It will be possible to "break" this type of
pipe after placement for insertion of another component.

The pipe length is determined at placement either by keying in the actual length or by stringing the
pipe between two existing components. The system will refuse to place portions of piping, which
are shorter that the "min length" value defined in table PIPE_LENGTH. The system will return a
warning if the User places a section of piping which is shorter than the "preferred length" value
defined in table PIPE_LENGTH.

Placement of taps is neither required nor possible.

TNF=None & None

Beveled/plain ends
Beveled/plain 3" field fit ends
Beveled/plain 6" field fit ends
Male threaded/plain ends
Beveled/male grooved ends
Male threaded/male grooved ends
Male grooved/plain ends
Plain/plain 3" field fit ends
Plain/plain 6" field fit ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

For certain types of pipe, for example, reinforced concrete, the thickness is actually determined by the
Fabricator on the basis of specified conditions. For them, the value "NREQD" is used for Sc/Th.

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TNF=None & None

Spigot/push-on bell ends
Plain/push-on bell ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

The following comments apply to the above definition of piping:

No EDEN parametric code definition is required for its placement.

Both ends of the pipe have different end preparation. Pipe placement must always start at a fitting.
The end preparation of the fitting will determine the end preparation of the pipe which will be
placed first. When pipe placement is completed, the end preparation of the last end of the pipe
will be checked for compatibility with that of the corresponding fitting end, if one applies. If an
incompatibility is detected with such fitting end, an error will be returned by the system.

The pipe length is determined at placement either by key-in of actual length or by stringing the
pipe between two pre-existing components. The system will refuse to place portions of piping,
which are shorter that the "min length" value defined in table PIPE_LENGTH. The system will
return a warning if the user places a section of piping which is shorter than the "preferred length"
value defined in table PIPE_LENGTH.

Placement of taps is neither required nor possible.

Purchased Length Pipe

Purchased length pipe has its length defined in the pds_sort_code attribute of the Piping Commodity
Specification Data Table of the Material Reference Database. Purchased length pipe, can be placed or
extended such that the remainder length of the last pipe does not exceed the pipe length threshold, as
specified in the active Pipe Length Threshold Table.

The following considerations apply to the length of this type of pipe:

During manual component placement, the system will place, starting at the active placement point,
one length of pipe of the default length. If the available length is less than the default length, a
pipe will be placed to fit the available length. By choosing the starting point for placement, the
user will have control as to where the random length of pipe is placed.

During automatic component placement, the system will start placing pipe of the default length
from whichever end applies and will continue doing so until the available length for placement is
less than the default length. An additional pipe will then be placed to fit the remaining length. In
this method of placement, the user has no control as to where the random length of pipe is placed.

The system will refuse to place any portion of piping, which are shorter that the "min length" value
defined in table PIPE_LENGTH. The system will return a warning if the user places a section of
piping which is shorter than the "preferred length" value defined in table PIPE_LENGTH.

TNF=None & None

Flanged/mechanical joint ends
Mechanical joint/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

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TNF=None & None

Spigot/push-on bell ends
Plain/push-on bell ends
Plain/mechanical joint bell ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

The following comments apply to the above definition of piping:

In the Piping Materials Class, the entry for model code will be preceded by an asterisk (*) to
signify to the software that piping with an EDEN parametric code definition is involved. This
asterisk is not part of the model code name itself and such will be recognized by data check reports
executed by PDS. The ends of the piping will be drawn per the following convention:

— Bolted ends will be represented per standard PDS practice using dimensions from the
applicable generic tables.

— Female ends will be represented as a cone of the following dimensions:

– The large end with dimensions from the applicable female generic tables.

– An included cone of angle of 90 degrees.

– A cone length determined by the above criteria in conjunction with the termination type at

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the other end of the pipe.

Both ends of the pipe have different end preparation. Pipe placement must always start at a fitting.
The end preparation of the fitting will determine the end preparation of the pipe which will be
placed first. When pipe placement is completed, the end preparation of the last end of the pipe
will be checked for compatibility with that of the corresponding fitting end, if one applies. If an
incompatibility is detected with such fitting end, an error will be returned by the system. It will
not be possible to "break" this type of pipe after placement for insertion of another component; if
such action was required, deletion and replacement of the pipe will be necessary.

The following considerations apply to the length of this type of pipe:

— The model code (MC) for parametric pipe will consist of the letter "P" followed by an integer
that will define its default length. This length will be the "CP to CP" length, rather than the
"face to face" length. It will have as units of measure those that apply to pipe length in the
project.

— During manual component placement, the system will place, starting at the active placement
point, one length of pipe of the default length. If the available length is less than the default
length, a pipe will be placed to fit the available length. By choosing the starting point for
placement, the user will have control as to where the random length of pipe is placed.

— During automatic component placement, the system will start placing pipe of the default length
from whichever end applies and will continue doing so until the available length for placement
is less than the default length An additional pipe will then be placed to fit the remaining length
In this method of placement, the user has no control as to where the random length of pipe is
placed.

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— During reconstruction, the system will replace default and non-default pipe lengths in kind. If
the new default length differs from the original default length, however, the procedure define
above for automatic component placement will be used.

— The system will refuse to place any portion of piping, which are shorter that the "min length"
value defined in table PIPE_LENGTH. The system will return a warning if the user places a
section of piping which is shorter than the "preferred length" value defined in table
PIPE_LENGTH.

Placement of taps is required.

TUBING, Tubing (in-line)

Non-parametric tubing (MC=TUBING) (SN=None)

TNF=None & None

Male flared ends
Male ferrule ends
Male ferrule/plain ends
Plain ends

The following comments apply to the above definition of tubing:

No EDEN parametric code definition is required for its placement.

Both ends of the pipe have the same end preparation. It will be possible to "break" this type of
pipe after placement for insertion of another component.

The pipe length is determined at placement either by key-in of actual length or by stringing the
pipe between two pre-existing components. The system will refuse to place portions of tubing,
which are shorter that the "min length" value defined in table PIPE_LENGTH. The system will
return a warning if the user places a section of tubing which is shorter than the "preferred length"
value defined in table PIPE_LENGTH.

Placement of taps is neither required nor possible.

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B.1.2 Valves (6Q1C)

The AABBCC code for valves consists of the AABB code 6Q1C followed by two numbers for the specific type
of valve.

The Piping Component database table (34) applies to these classes of piping components.

For each component in the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification, component specific data is
defined in tables, as follows:

Green Connect Point Data Only

If only green connect point data appears in the definition of the component in the Piping Job Specification and
regardless of the termination type for the green connect point, the following applies:

General data about the component is included in a table with format P15A. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) A

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The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are surface area, weight of water plus all those dimensional
parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined in a generic
table.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters, the remaining parameters are included in a table with format P15B. The name of
the P15B table is comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping
Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) B

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the component
in the model that were not included in the P15A table.

For piping valves whose operator types as defined in codelist set CL550, Operator/Actuator Type, are less
than or equal to 24, the empty weight of the valve, including the valve operator weight, is included in a
table with format P59. The name of this table is comprised of the following parameter from the piping
commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

Cmdty Code

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The only dependent variable is empty weight of the valve, including its operator.

For piping valves whose operator types as defined in codelist set CL550, Operator/Actuator Type, exceed
24 and are less than or equal to 40, the empty weight of the valve exclusive of the operator weight, the
operator weight, the model code for the valve operator, the three parameters that define the location of the

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center of gravity of the operator and up to two dimensional parameters required to define the geometry of
the valve operator is included in a table with format P60A. The name of this table is comprised of the
following parameter from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

Cmdty Code_WOPD_A

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are the empty weight of the valve exclusive of the operator weight,
the operator weight, the model code of the operator, the three parameters that define the location of the
center of gravity of the operator and up to two dimensional parameters required to define the geometry of
the valve operator.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters of the valve operator, the remaining parameters are included in a table with
format P60B. The name of the P60B table is comprised of the following parameter from the piping
commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

Cmdty Code_WOPD_B

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the valve
operator in the model that were not included in the P60A table.

Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP≠Male,

RCP=Male
If both green and red connect point data appear in the definition of the component in the Piping Job
Specification, the green connect point is not a male termination type and the red connect point is a male
termination type, the following applies:

General data about the component is included in a table with format P25A. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Term(R)_A

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are surface area, weight of water plus all those dimensional
parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined in a generic
table.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters, the remaining parameters are included in a table with format P25B. The name of
the P25B table is comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping
Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Term(R)_B

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the
component in the model that were not included in the P25A table.

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For piping valves whose operator types as defined in codelist set CL550, Operator/Actuator Type, are less
than or equal to 24, the empty weight of the valve, including the valve operator weight, is included in a
table with format P59. The name of this table is comprised of the following parameter from the piping
commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

Cmdty Code

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The only dependent variable is empty weight of the valve, including its operator.

For piping valves whose operator types as defined in codelist set CL550, Operator/Actuator Type, exceed
24 and are less than or equal to 40, the empty weight of the valve exclusive of the operator weight, the
operator weight, the model code for the valve operator, the three parameters that define the location of the
center of gravity of the operator and up to two dimensional parameters required to define the geometry of
the valve operator is included in a table with format P60A. The name of this table is comprised of the
following parameter from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

Cmdty Code_WOPD_A

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are the empty weight of the valve exclusive of the operator weight,
the operator weight, the model code of the operator, the three parameters that define the location of the
center of gravity of the operator and up to two dimensional parameters required to define the geometry of

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the valve operator.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters of the valve operator, the remaining parameters are included in a table with
format P60B. The name of the P60B table is comprised of the following parameter from the piping
commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

Cmdty Code_WOPD_B

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the valve
operator in the model that were not included in the P60A table.

Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP≠Male,

RCP≠Male
If both green and red connect point data appear in the definition of the component in the Piping Job
Specification and if the neither the green nor the red connect points are a male termination type, the following
applies:

General data about the component is included in a table with format P26A. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Term(R)_Rat(R) A

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The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are surface area, weight of water plus all those dimensional
parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined in a generic
table.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters, the remaining parameters are included in a table with format P26B. The name of
the P26B table is comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping
Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Term(R)_Rat(R) B

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the
component in the model that were not included in the P26A table.

For piping valves whose operator types as defined in codelist set CL550, Operator/Actuator Type, are less
than or equal to 24, the empty weight of the valve, including the valve operator weight, is included in a
table with format P59. The name of this table is comprised of the following parameter from the piping
commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

Cmdty Code

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The only dependent variable is empty weight of the valve, including its operator.

For piping valves whose operator types as defined in codelist set CL550, Operator/Actuator Type, exceed
24 and are less than or equal to 40, the empty weight of the valve exclusive of the operator weight, the
operator weight, the model code for the valve operator, the three parameters that define the location of the
center of gravity of the operator and up to two dimensional parameters required to define the geometry of
the valve operator is included in a table with format P60A. The name of this table is comprised of the
following parameter from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

Cmdty Code_WOPD_A

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are the empty weight of the valve exclusive of the operator weight,
the operator weight, the model code of the operator, the three parameters that define the location of the
center of gravity of the operator and up to two dimensional parameters required to define the geometry of
the valve operator.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters of the valve operator, the remaining parameters are included in a table with
format P60B. The name of the P60B table is comprised of the following parameter from the piping
commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

Cmdty Code_WOPD_B

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the valve
operator in the model that were not included in the P60A table.

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Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP=Male,

RCP=Male
If both green and red connect point data appear in the definition of the component in the Piping Job
Specification and both the green and the red connect points are male termination type, the following applies:

General data about the component is included in a table with format P26A. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC_GS_Term(G) Rat(G) Term(R) Rat(R) A

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are surface area, weight of water plus all those dimensional
parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined in a generic
table.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters, the remaining parameters are included in a table with format P26B. The name of
the P26B table is comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping
Job Specification:

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MC_GS_Term(G) Rat(G) Term(R) Rat(R) B

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the
component in the model that were not included in the P26A table.

For piping valves whose operator types as defined in codelist set CL550, Operator/Actuator Type, are less
than or equal to 24, the empty weight of the valve, including the valve operator weight, is included in a
table with format P59. The name of this table is comprised of the following parameter from the piping
commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

Cmdty Code

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The only dependent variable is empty weight of the valve, including its operator.

For piping valves whose operator types as defined in codelist set CL550, Operator/Actuator Type, exceed
24 and are less than or equal to 40, the empty weight of the valve exclusive of the operator weight, the
operator weight, the model code for the valve operator, the three parameters that define the location of the
center of gravity of the operator and up to two dimensional parameters required to define the geometry of
the valve operator is included in a table with format P60A. The name of this table is comprised of the
following parameter from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

Cmdty Code_WOPD_A

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are the empty weight of the valve exclusive of the operator weight,
the operator weight, the model code of the operator, the three parameters that define the location of the
center of gravity of the operator and up to two dimensional parameters required to define the geometry of
the valve operator.

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If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters of the valve operator, the remaining parameters are included in a table with
format P60B. The name of the P60B table is comprised of the following parameter from the piping
commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

Cmdty Code_WOPD_B

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the valve
operator in the model that were not included in the P60A table.

Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP=Male,

RCP≠Male
If both green and red connect point data appear in the definition of the component in the Piping Job
Specification, the green connect point is a male termination type and the red connect point is not a male
termination type, the following applies:

General data about the component is included in a table with format P27A. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC_GS_Term(G) Term(R) Rat(R) A

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are surface area, weight of water plus all those dimensional
parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined in a generic
table.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters, the remaining parameters are included in a table with format P27B. The name of
the P27B table is comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping
Job Specification:

MC_GS_Term(G) Term(R) Rat(R) B

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the
component in the model that were not included in the P27A table.

For piping valves whose operator types as defined in codelist set CL550, Operator/Actuator Type, are less
than or equal to 24, the empty weight of the valve, including the valve operator weight, is included in a
table with format P59. The name of this table is comprised of the following parameter from the piping
commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

Cmdty Code

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The only dependent variable is empty weight of the valve, including its operator.

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For piping valves whose operator types as defined in codelist set CL550, Operator/Actuator Type, exceed
24 and are less than or equal to 40, the empty weight of the valve exclusive of the operator weight, the
operator weight, the model code for the valve operator, the three parameters that define the location of the
center of gravity of the operator and up to two dimensional parameters required to define the geometry of
the valve operator is included in a table with format P60A. The name of this table is comprised of the
following parameter from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

Cmdty Code_WOPD_A

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are the empty weight of the valve exclusive of the operator weight,
the operator weight, the model code of the operator, the three parameters that define the location of the
center of gravity of the operator and up to two dimensional parameters required to define the geometry of
the valve operator.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters of the valve operator, the remaining parameters are included in a table with
format P60B. The name of the P60B table is comprised of the following parameter from the piping
commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

Cmdty Code_WOPD_B

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the

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component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the valve
operator in the model that were not included in the P60A table.

Unless otherwise indicated, all valves have operators. Refer to paragraph C.6.1 for additional requirements
regarding operators.

Valves and their operators are not placed during automatic component placement. They must be positioned
manually.

For the table format descriptions applicable to each component type, the GCP and RCP rating and
schedule/thickness that needs to be provided in the Piping Job Specification has been listed. These values are
required for one or more of the reasons indicated below and are not necessarily part of the names of the tables
that include data about the component.

To procure the component.

To access data tables. Refer to Section 4, Model Graphics Definitions, for a description of the table
formats.

To supply data required for stress analysis purposes.

The AABBCC code for valves consists of the AABB code 6Q1C followed by two numbers for the specific type
of valve.

AABBCC Description

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6Q1C01, Gate valve (in-line)

Short pattern gate valve (MC=GATSP) (SN=V1)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P25A, P31A & P59, or

P25A, P60A & P60B
Flanged/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Long pattern, bolted or male ends gate valve (MC=GAT) (SN=V1)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
Push-on bell ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Mechanical joint ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P26A, P31A & P59, or

P26A, P60A & P60B
Flanged/mechanical joint ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"

TNF=P25A, P31A & P59, or

P25A, P60A & P60B
Flanged/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Regular pattern, female ends, full port gate valve (MC=GATF) (SN=V1)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59

Socket ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends

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For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P26A, P31A & P59

Socketwelded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Regular pattern, female ends, reduced port gate valve

(MC=GATR) (SN=V1)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59

Socket ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P26A, P31A & P59

Socketwelded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q1C02, Extended body gate valve (in-line)

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Extended body gate valve (MC=GATEX) (SN=V2)

TNF=P27A, P31A & P59

Male threaded/socketwelded ends
Male threaded/female threaded ends
Plain/socketwelded ends
Plain/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Extended body gate valve (MC=GATEXB) (SN=V2)

TNF=P27A, P31A & P59

Beveled/socketwelded ends
Beveled/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Extended body gate valve (no iso operator) (MC=GATXBA) (SN=V2A)

This is used to place an olet valve similarly to a branch
component. Since this symbol is mapped in Isogen to one
derived from an olet type branch component, it is not
possible to place an iso operator on it.

TNF=P27A, P31A & P59

Olet/socketwelded ends
Olet/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Extended body gate valve (MC=GATXBB) (SN=V2B)

This is used to place an olet valve at a tap, for example at a cap.

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TNF=P27A, P31A & P59

Olet/socketwelded ends
Olet/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q1C03, Conduit gate valve (in-line)

Conduit gate valve (MC=GATCON) (SN=V3)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q1C04, Blank gate valve (in-line)

Blank gate valve (no operator) (MC=GATBL) (SN=V4)

TNF=P15A & P59

Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A & P59

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q1C05, 3-way valve (in-line)

Any of the model codes for 3-way valves may be used under
this AABBCC code.

6Q1C06, [2-way] ball valve (in-line)

Female ends, full port ball valve (MC=BALF) (SN=V6)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59

Socket ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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TNF=P26A, P31A & P59

Socketwelded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Female ends, reduced port ball valve (MC=BALR) (SN=V6)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59

Socket ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P26A, P31A & P59

Socketwelded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Short pattern, bolted or male ends ball valve (MC=BALSP) (SN=V6)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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TNF=P25A, P31A & P59, or
P25A, P60A & P60B
Flanged/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Long pattern, bolted or male ends ball valve (MC=BALLP) (SN=V6)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P25A, P31A & P59, or

P25A, P60A & P60B
Flanged/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Venturi pattern, bolted or male ends ball valve (MC=BALVP) (SN=V6)

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TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P25A, P31A & P59, or

P25A, P60A & P60B
Flanged/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q1C08, 3-way ball valve (in-line)

3-way ball valve (MC=BAL3W) (SN=V8)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
Socket ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q1C11, [2-way] globe valve (in-line)

Short pattern globe valve (MC=GLOSP) (SN=V11)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Long pattern, bolted or male ends globe valve (MC=GLO)

(SN=V11)

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TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Regular pattern, female ends, full port globe valve

(MC=GLOF) (SN=V11)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59

Socket ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P26A, P31A & P59

Socketwelded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Discussions
B. Commodity
Regular pattern, female ends, reduced port globe valve
(MC=GLOR) (SN=V11)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59

Socket ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P26A, P31A & P59

Socketwelded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q1C12, [2-way] angle globe valve (in-line)

Short pattern angle globe valve (MC=GLOASP) (SN=V12)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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Long pattern angle globe valve (MC=GLOA) (SN=V12)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q1C13, 3-way globe valve (in-line)

3-way globe valve (MC=GLO3W) (SN=V13)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q1C14, Y globe valve (in-line)

Bolted or male ends, Y globe valve (MC=GLOY) (SN=V11)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Female ends, full port Y globe valve (MC=GLOYF) (SN=V11)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59

Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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Female ends, reduced port Y globe valve (MC=GLOYR) (SN=V11)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59

Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

The graphics for the valve operator will distinguish a Y

globe valve from a globe valve.

6Q1C16, [2-way] plug valve (in-line)

Short pattern, bolted or male ends plug valve (MC=PLUSP)
(SN=V16)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Mechanical joint ends

Discussions
B. Commodity
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P25A, P31A & P59, or

P25A, P60A & P60B
Flanged/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

Regular pattern, bolted or male ends plug valve (MC=PLU) (SN=V16)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Mechanical joint ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P25A, P31A & P59, or

P25A, P60A & P60B
Flanged/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

Venturi pattern, bolted or male ends plug valve (MC=PLUVP) (SN=V16)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Mechanical joint ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P25A, P31A & P59, or

P25A, P60A & P60B
Flanged/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

Bolted or male ends, full port and round bore plug valve
(MC=PLUFB) (SN=V16)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Mechanical joint ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P25A, P31A & P59, or

P25A, P60A & P60B
Flanged/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

Female ends, full port plug valve (MC=PLUF) (SN=V16)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59

Socket ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Female ends, reduced port plug valve (MC=PLUR) (SN=V16)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59

Socket ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q1C18, 3-way plug valve (in-line)

3-way plug valve (MC=PLU3W) (SN=V18)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends

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For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q1C19, 4-way plug valve (in-line)

4-way plug valve (MC=PLU4W) (SN=V19)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q1C22, Needle valve (in-line)

Needle valve (MC=NEE) (SN=V11)

Discussions
B. Commodity
TNF=P15A, P31A & P59
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q1C26, Butterfly valve (in-line)

Low pressure butterfly valve (MC=BFYLP) (SN=V26)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
Thru-bolted ends
Thru-bolted ends with integral gaskets
Thru-bolted with cap-screw ends
Thru-bolted with cap-screw ends with integral gaskets
Male grooved ends
Mechanical joint bell ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

High pressure butterfly valve (MC=BFYHP) (SN=V26)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
Thru-bolted ends
Thru-bolted ends with integral gaskets
Thru-bolted with cap-screw ends
Thru-bolted with cap-screw ends with integral gaskets
Male grooved ends

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For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q1C30, Diaphragm valve (in-line)

Unlined metal diaphragm valve (MC=DIA) (SN=V1)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
Socket ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Solid plastic diaphragm valve (MC=DIASP) (SN=V1)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
Socket ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Plastic lined diaphragm valve (MC=DIAPL) (SN=V1)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Glass lined diaphragm valve (MC=DIAGL) (SN=V1)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q1C32, Knife gate valve (in-line)

Knife gate valve (MC=KNF) (SN=V32)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
Thru-bolted ends
Thru-bolted ends with integral gaskets
Thru-bolted with cap-screw ends

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Thru-bolted with cap-screw ends with integral gaskets

For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q1C33, [2-way] slide valve (in-line)

Slide valve (MC=SLI) (SN=V33)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P26A, P31A & P59, or

P26A, P60A & P60B
Flanged/flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P25A, P31A & P59, or

P25A, P60A & P60B
Flanged/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

Discussions
B. Commodity
TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or
P15A, P60A & P60B
Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P26A, P31A & P59, or

P26A, P60A & P60B
Beveled/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

This type of component is used to represent "simple"

slide valves from catalog data. Slide valves for FCCU
service is defined as control valves.

6Q1C34, 3-way slide valve (in-line)

3-way slide valve (MC=SLI3W) (SN=V34)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P26A, P31A & P59, or

P26A, P60A & P60B
Flanged/flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

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TNF=P25A, P31A & P59, or

P25A, P60A & P60B
Flanged/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P26A, P31A & P59, or

P26A, P60A & P60B
Beveled/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

This type of component is used to represent "simple"

slide valves from catalog data. Slide valves for FCCU
service is defined as control valves.

6Q1C37, Angle valve (in-line)

Any of the model codes for angle valves may be used under
this AABBCC code.

6Q1C38, Check valve (in-line) (directional)

Short pattern, lift check valve (no operator) (MC=CKLSP) (SN=V38)

TNF=P15A & P59

Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A & P59

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Short pattern, swing check valve (no operator) (MC=CKSSP) (SN=V38)

TNF=P15A & P59

Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A & P59

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Long pattern, bolted or male ends lift check valve (no

operator) (MC=CKL) (SN=V38)

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TNF=P15A & P59

Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A & P59

Mechanical joint ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A & P59

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A & P59

Male grooved ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Long pattern, female ends, full port lift check valve (no
operator) (MC=CKLF) (SN=V38)

TNF=P15A & P59

Socket ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends

Discussions
B. Commodity
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P26A & P59

Socketwelded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Regular pattern, female ends, reduced port lift check valve

(no operator) (MC=CKLR) (SN=V38)

TNF=P15A & P59

Socket ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P26A & P59

Socketwelded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Long pattern, bolted or male ends swing check valve (no

operator) (MC=CKS) (SN=V38)

TNF=P15A & P59

Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A & P59

Mechanical joint ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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TNF=P15A & P59

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A & P59

Male grooved ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Regular pattern, female ends, full port swing check valve

(no operator) (MC=CKSF) (SN=V38)

TNF=P15A & P59

Socket ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P26A & P59

Socketwelded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Regular pattern, female ends, reduced port swing check valve

(no operator) (MC=CKSR) (SN=V38)

TNF=P15A & P59

Socket ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P26A & P59

Socketwelded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Regular pattern, Y-swing check valve (no operator) (MC=CKSY) (SN=V38)

TNF=P15A & P59

Flanged ends
Socket ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A & P59

Mechanical joint ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A & P59

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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TNF=P15A & P59

Male grooved ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P26A & P59

Socketwelded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Regular pattern, female ends, Y reduced port lift check

valve (no operator) (MC=CKLRY) (SN=V38)

TNF=P15A & P59

Socket ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P26A & P59

Socketwelded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q1C39, Wafer check valve (in-line) (directional)

Discussions
B. Commodity
Long pattern wafer check valve (no operator) (MC=CKWF) (SN=V26)

TNF=P15A & P59

Thru-bolted ends
Thru-bolted ends with integral gaskets
Thru-bolted with cap-screw ends
Thru-bolted with cap-screw ends with integral gaskets
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Short pattern wafer check valve (no operator) (MC=CKWFSP) (SN=V26)

TNF=P15A & P59

Thru-bolted ends
Thru-bolted ends with integral gaskets
Thru-bolted with cap-screw ends
Thru-bolted with cap-screw ends with integral gaskets
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

The graphics for the operator used with a butterfly valve

will distinguish that valve from a wafer check valve.

6Q1C40, Angle check valve (in-line) (directional)

Short pattern, angle lift check valve (no operator)
(MC=CKALSP) (SN=V40)

TNF=P15A & P59

Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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TNF=P15A & P59

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Long pattern, angle lift check valve (no operator) (MC=CKAL)

(SN=V40)

TNF=P15A & P59

Flanged ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A & P59

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q1C41, Stop check valve (in-line) (directional)

Stop check valve (MC=CKST) (SN=V41)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q1C42, Angle stop check valve (in-line) (directional)

Angle stop check valve (MC=CKAST) (SN=V42)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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The graphics for the valve operator will distinguish an

angle stop check valve from a stop check valve.

6Q1C43, Y stop check valve (in-line) (directional)

Y stop check valve (MC=CKYST) (SN=V41)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q1C50, Backflow preventer (in-line) (directional)

Discussions
B. Commodity
Backflow preventer (no operator) (MC=CKBP) (SN=V38)

TNF=P15A & P59

Flanged ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q1C51, Automatic recirculation valve (in-line)

(directional)
Automatic recirculation valve (no operator) (MC=CKAR)
(SN=V51)

TNF=P26A & P59

Flanged/flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P27A & P59

Beveled/flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

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6Q1C53, Angle blowdown valve (in-line)

Angle blowdown valve (MC=BDA) (SN=V12)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q1C54, Y blowdown valve (in-line)

Y blowdown valve (MC=BDY) (SN=V11)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q1C56, Pinch valve (in-line)

Pinch valve (MC=PIN) (SN=V1)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q1C57, Float valve (in-line)

Float valve (MC=FLO) (SN=V1)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59, or

P15A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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6Q1C58, Foot valve (in-line) (directional)

Foot valve (no operator) (MC=FOOT) (SN=V58)

TNF=P15A & P59

Flanged end
Female threaded end
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q1C62, Tank drain valve (in-line) (directional)

Tank drain valve (MC=TKDR) (SN=V62)

TNF=P26A, P31A & P59, or

P26A, P60A & P60B
Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Note that this valve has been defined to require

definition of data about both the GCP and the RCP. This
was required by the fact that for some vendors, these
valves have ends with different diameters.

Discussions
B. Commodity
6Q1C69, Deluge valve (in-line)
Deluge valve (no operator) (MC=DEL) (SN=V1)

TNF=P15A & P59

Flanged ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q1C72, Hose valve (in-line)

Hose valve (MC=HOS) (SN=V72)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59

Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P26A, P31A & P59

Male threaded/male hose ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P27A, P31A & P59

Male hose/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

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6Q1C73, Angle hose valve (in-line)

Angle hose valve (MC=HOSA) (SN=V73)

TNF=P15A, P31A & P59

Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P26A, P31A & P59

Male threaded/male hose ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P27A, P31A & P59

Male hose/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q1C76, Vent-drain valve (in-line)

Vent/drain valves are defined as those valves which are
intended for the venting or draining of piping and/or
instruments. They may be, but most often are not used, in
the venting or draining of equipment. They often have end
preparations which differ from those of the regular in-line
valves in the piping materials class. They may be of any of
the types described elsewhere in this section. They are
chosen from a piping materials class.

Any of the model codes for 2-way valves may be used under
this AABBCC code.

6Q1C80, Instrument root valve (in-line)

Instrument root valves are defined as those 2-way valves
which are used to isolate off-line instruments (P&ID
definition) from the equipment or piping to which they are
connected. A piping materials class should include
instrument root valves for all instrument detail situations
requiring isolation, including consideration that the
instrument may be connected to a nozzle, to a pipe fitting
or to a plain section of piping. In defining instrument
root valves in a piping materials class, the need for
coordination with instrument root valves that have been
"implied" as part of P&ID instrument components must be
carefully considered.

Any of the model codes for 2-way valves may be used under
this AABBCC code.

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6Q1C81, 3-way instrument root valve (in-line)

3-way instrument root valve type 1 (MC=3WRV1) (SN=V81)

3-way instrument root valves are defined as those 3-way

valves which are used to isolate off-line instruments (P&ID
definition) from the equipment or piping to which they are
connected. A piping materials class should include 3-way
instrument root valves for all applicable instrument detail
situations requiring isolation.

TNF=P27A, P31A & P59

Male threaded/socketwelded ends
Male threaded/female threaded ends
Plain/socketwelded ends
Plain/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P26A, P31A & P59

Socketwelded/socketwelded ends
Female threaded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Discussions
B. Commodity
6Q1C82, 4-way instrument root valve (yn-line)
4-way instrument root valve type 1 (MC=4WRV1) (SN=V82)

4-way instrument root valves are defined as those 4-way

valves which are used to isolate off-line instruments (P&ID
definition) from the equipment or piping to which they are
connected. A piping materials class should include 4-way
instrument root valves for all applicable instrument detail
situations requiring isolation.

TNF=P27A, P31A & P59

Male threaded/socketwelded ends
Male threaded/female threaded ends
Plain/socketwelded ends
Plain/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P26A, P31A & P59

Socketwelded/socketwelded ends
Female threaded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

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B.1.3 On-line Fittings (6P2C) and In-line Fittings

(6Q2C)
The applicability of the above AABB codes is as defined below for each component type.

The AABBCC code for fittings will consist of the applicable AABB code, 6P2C or 6Q2C, followed by the two
numbers for the specific type of fitting.

The Piping Component Model Entity and the Piping Component Analysis Entity will apply to these classes of
piping components.

For each component in the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification, component specific data is
defined in tables, as follows:

Green Connect Point Data Only, GCP=Male

If only green connect point data appears in the definition of the component in the Piping Job Specification and if
the connect point is a male termination type, the following applies:

General data about the component is included in a table with format P11A. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G) A

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are surface area, weight of water plus all those dimensional
parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined in a generic
table.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters, the remaining parameters are included in a table with format P11B. The name of
the P11B table is comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping
Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_B

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the component
in the model that were not included in the P11A table.

The empty weight of the component is included in a table with format P51. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Sc/Th(G)_WC

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The only dependent variable is empty weight of the component.

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Green Connect Point Data Only, GCP≠Male

If only green connect point data appears in the definition of the component in the Piping Job Specification and if
the connect point is not a male termination type, the following applies:

General data about the component is included in a table with format P15A. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G) Rat(G) A

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are surface area, weight of water plus all those dimensional
parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined in a generic
table.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters, the remaining parameters are included in a table with format P15B. The name of
the P15B table is comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping
Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G) Rat(G) B

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B. Commodity
The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the component
in the model that were not included in the P15A table.

The empty weight of the component is included in a table with format P52. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Sc/Th(G)_WC

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The only dependent variable is empty weight of the component.

Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP≠Male,

RCP=Male
If both green and red connect point data appear in the definition of the component in the Piping Job
Specification, the green connect point is not a male termination type and the red connect point is a male
termination type, the following applies:

General data about the component is included in a table with format P25A. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Term(R)_A

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are surface area, weight of water plus all those dimensional
parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined in a generic
table.

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If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters, the remaining parameters are included in a table with format P25B. The name of
the P25B table is comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping
Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Term(R)_B

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the
component in the model that were not included in the P25A table.

The empty weight of the component is included in a table with format P61. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Term(R)_Rat/Sc/Th(R)_WC

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The only dependent variable is empty weight of the component.

Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP≠Male,

RCP≠Male
If both green and red connect point data appear in the definition of the component in the piping commodities
part of the Piping Job Specification and neither the green nor the "red" connect points are male termination
types, the following applies:

General data about the component is included in a table with format P26A. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Term(R)_Rat(R) A

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are surface area, weight of water plus all those dimensional
parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined in a generic
table.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters, the remaining parameters are included in a table with format P26B. The name of
the P26B table is comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping
Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Term(R)_Rat(R) B

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the
component in the model that were not included in the P26A table.

The empty weight of the component is included in a table with format P62. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

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MC_GS_Term(G) Rat(G) Term(R) Rat(R) Sc/Th(R)_WC

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The only dependent variable is empty weight of the component.

Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP=Male,

RCP=Male, MC≠WOL, SOL, TOL, NOL, EOL, LOL,
RPAD* or RWELD*
If both green and red connect point data appear in the definition of the component in the Piping Job
Specification and both the green and red connect points are male termination type and the model code is not
WOL, SOL, TOL, NOL, EOL, LOL, RPAD* or RWELD*, the following applies:

General data about the component is included in a table with format P21A. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G) Term(R) A

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are surface area, weight of water plus all those dimensional

Discussions
B. Commodity
parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined in a generic
table.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters, the remaining parameters are included in a table with format P21B. The name of
the P21B table is comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping
Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G) Term(R) B

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the
component in the model that were not included in the P21A table.

The empty weight of the component is included in a table with format P63. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC_GS_Term(G) Sc/Th(G) Term(R) Sc/Th(R)_WC

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The only dependent variable is empty weight of the component.

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Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP=Male,

RCP≠Male, MC≠WOL, SOL, TOL, NOL, EOL LOL,
RPAD* or RWELD*
If both green and red connect point data appear in the definition of the component in the Piping Job
Specification, the green connect point is a male termination type, the red connect point is not a male termination
type and the model code is not WOL, SOL, TOL, NOL, EOL LOL, RPAD* or RWELD*, the following
applies:

General data about the component is included in a table with format P27A. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC_GS_Term(G) Term(R) Rat(R) A

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are surface area, weight of water plus all those dimensional
parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined in a generic
table.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters, the remaining parameters are included in a table with format P27B. The name of
the P27B table is comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping
Job Specification:

MC_GS_Term(G) Term(R) Rat(R) B

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the
component in the model that were not included in the P27A table.

The empty weight of the component is included in a table with format P64. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC_GS_Term(G) Sc/Th(G) Term(R) Rat(R)_WC

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The only dependent variable is empty weight of the component.

Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP=Male,

RCP=Male or Female, MC=WOL, SOL, TOL, NOL,
EOL or LOL
If both green and red connect point data appear in the definition of the component in the Piping Job
Specification, the green connect point is a male termination type, the red connect point is either a male or a
female termination type and the model code is WOL, SOL, TOL, NOL, EOL or LOL, the following applies:

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General data about the component is included in a table with format P28A. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC_GS_Term(G) Sc/Th(G) Term(R) Rat/Sc/Th(R) A

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are surface area, weight of water plus all those dimensional
parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined in a generic
table.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters, the remaining parameters are included in a table with format P28B. The name of
the P28B table is comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping
Job Specification:

MC_GS_Term(G) Sc/Th(G) Term(R) Rat/Sc/Th(R) B

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the
component in the model that were not included in the P28A table.

The empty weight of the component is included in a table with format P65. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

Discussions
B. Commodity
MC_GS_Term(G) Sc/Th(G) Term(R) Rat/Sc/Th(R)_WC

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The only dependent variable is empty weight of the component.

Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP=Male,

RCP=Male, MC=RPAD*, RWELD*
If both green and red connect point data appear in the definition of the component in the Piping Job
Specification and both the green and the red connect points are male termination types and the model code is
RPAD* or RWELD*, the following applies:

General data about the component is included in a table with format P29A. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters:

MC_GS_BrchTbl Angle A

The values for these parameters are derived from:

— MC and GS from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification

— BrchTbl from the piping classes part of the Piping Job Specification

— The "angle" of intersection between the header and the branch from data in the design file.

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The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are surface area, weight of water plus all those dimensional
parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined in a generic
table.

These components do not require an overflow table.

The empty weight of these component will not be considered.

Unless otherwise indicated, all fittings are automatically placed in the Piping Task during automatic component
placement. Components to be placed automatically by the system will be selected to match the CP preparation,
CP rating and table suffix of the applicable CP of the mating component or equipment nozzle.

Under the description of each table format applicable to each component type, the GCP and RCP rating and
schedule/thickness that needs to be provided in the Piping Job Specification has been listed. These values are
required for one or more of the reasons indicated below and will not necessarily be part of the names of the
tables that include data about the component.

To procure the component.

To access data tables. Refer to Section 4, Model Graphics Definitions, for a description of the table
formats.

To supply data required for stress analysis purposes.

The definition of piping fittings is continued under piping component classes 6P3C and 6Q3C defined in
paragraph C1.4.

The AABBCC code for fittings will consist of the applicable AABB code, 6P2C or 6Q2C, followed by the two
numbers for the specific type of fitting.

AABBCC Description

6Q2C01, Flange (in-line)

Weld neck flange (MC=FWN) (SN=F1A)

TNF=P25A & P61

Flanged/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

Long weld neck flange (MC=FLWN) (SN=F1A)

TNF=P25A & P61

Flanged/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

Slip-on flange (MC=FSO) (SN=F1A)

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TNF=P25A & P61

Flanged/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Lap joint flange (MC=FL) (SN=F1A)

TNF=P25A & P61

Flanged/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

Plate flange (MC=FPL) (SN=F1A)

TNF=P25A & P61

Flanged/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

Short-stub-end, slip-on flange (MC=FSSSO) (SN=F1A)

TNF=P25A & P61

Flanged/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

Short-stub-end, lap joint flange (MC=FSSL) (SN=F1A)

Discussions
B. Commodity
TNF=P25A & P61
Flanged/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

Short-stub-end, plate flange (MC=FSSPL) (SN=F1A)

TNF=P25A & P61

Flanged/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

Long-stub-end, slip-on flange (MC=FLSSO) (SN=F1A)

TNF=P25A & P61

Flanged/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

Long-stub-end, lap joint flange (MC=FLSL) (SN=F1A)

TNF=P25A & P61

Flanged/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

Filler flange (MC=FFIL) (SN=F1A)

TNF=P15A & P52

Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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Socket flange (MC=FS) (SN=F1A)

TNF=P26A & P62

Flanged/socket ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

Socketwelded flange (MC=FSW) (SN=F1A)

TNF=P26A & P62

Flanged/socketwelded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

Threaded flange (MC=FTHD) (SN=F1A)

TNF=P26A & P62

Flanged/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Flanged connecting piece (MC=FCP) (SN=F1A)

TNF=P25A & P61

Flanged/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

The following comments apply to the above items:

o The "rating" for the RCP, if applicable, is the same

as for the flange itself, regardless of the CP preparation
involved. A value is provided in the "rating" field
to minimize the number of weight tables required to define
these components.

o For flanges placed together with stub-ends, the flange

is defined in the piping materials class as the
primary component. The stub-end is defined as its
implied component, using the "*" prefix method.

o Prior to the automatic placement of flanges, all

user-placed components that have flanged ends must be
placed in the model. During automatic placement of
flanges, the system will determine whether the flange
being placed shares the CP preparation, CP rating and
table suffix of its previously placed mate. If it does,
the flange being placed is accepted; if it does not,
the system will search for the next occurrence of the
AABBCC code. The checking process is repeated until
a match is found. If a match is not found, error message
GMXXX is returned.

o During automatic component placement, the piping software

will refuse to attach slip-on or lap-joint flanges without
stub-ends to any kind of fitting. Only attachment of a
slip-on or lap-joint flange to a plain section of pipe
is allowed. For piping materials classes with
slip-on or lap-joint flanges, two flanges are defined:
a first one that will lead to a slip-on or lap-joint
flange; a second one that will lead to an acceptable
flange type for attachment to a fitting. If during

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automatic component placement, the system refuses to

attach the first flange selected because of the above
criteria, a new search is made in the piping
materials class for the second flange.

6Q2C03, Reducing flange (in-line) (not-automatic)

Weld neck reducing flange (MC=FRWN) (SN=F1A)

TNF=P25A & P61

Flanged/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

Slip-on reducing flange (MC=FRSO) (SN=F1A)

TNF=P25A & P61

Flanged/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Plate reducing flange (MC=FRPL) (SN=F1A)

TNF=P25A & P61

Flanged/plain ends

Discussions
B. Commodity
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Socket reducing flange (MC=FRS) (SN=F1A)

TNF=P26A & P62

Flanged/socket ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

Socketwelded reducing flange (MC=FRSW) (SN=F1A)

TNF=P26A & P62

Flanged/socketwelded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

Threaded reducing flange (MC=FRTHD) (SN=F1A)

TNF=P26A & P62

Flanged/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

The following comments apply to the above items:

o The "rating" for the RCP, if applicable, is the same

as for the flange itself, regardless of the CP preparation
involved. A value is provided in the "rating" field
to minimize the number of weight tables required to define
these components.

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6Q2C04, Expander flange (in-line) (not-automatic)

Weld neck expander flange (MC=FEWN) (SN=F4)

TNF=P27A & P64

Beveled/flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

The following comments apply to the above item:

o The "rating" for the GCP, if applicable, is the same

as for the flange itself, regardless of the CP preparation
involved.

6Q2C06, Orifice flange (in-line) (not-automatic)

Weld neck orifice flange w/0.5inch threaded taps (MC=FOWNA)
(SN=F6)

TNF=P25A & P61

Flanged/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

Weld neck orifice flange w/0.5inch socketwelded taps

(MC=FOWNAW) (SN=F6)

TNF=P25A & P61

Flanged/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

Weld neck orifice flange w/0.75inch threaded taps (MC=FOWNB)

(SN=F6)

TNF=P25A & P61

Flanged/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

Weld neck orifice flange w/0.75inch socketwelded taps

(MC=FOWNBW) (SN=F6)

TNF=P25A & P61

Flanged/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

Slip-on orifice flange w/0.5inch threaded taps (MC=FOSOA)

(SN=F6)

TNF=P25A & P61

Flanged/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

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Slip-on orifice flange w/0.5inch socketwelded taps

(MC=FOSOAW) (SN=F6)

TNF=P25A & P61

Flanged/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Slip-on orifice flange w/0.75inch threaded taps (MC=FOSOB)

(SN=F6)

TNF=P25A & P61

Flanged/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Slip-on orifice flange w/0.75inch socketwelded taps

(MC=FOSOBW) (SN=F6)

TNF=P25A & P61

Flanged/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Socketwelded orifice flange w/0.5inch threaded taps

(MC=FOSWA) (SN=F6)

Discussions
B. Commodity
TNF=P26A & P62
Flanged/socketwelded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

Socketwelded orifice flange w/0.5inch socketwelded taps

(MC=FOSWAW) (SN=F6)

TNF=P26A & P62

Flanged/socketwelded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

Socketwelded orifice flange w/0.75inch threaded taps

(MC=FOSWB) (SN=F6)

TNF=P26A & P62

Flanged/socketwelded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

Socketwelded orifice flange w/0.75inch socketwelded taps

(MC=FOSWBW) (SN=F6)

TNF=P26A & P62

Flanged/socketwelded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

Threaded orifice flange w/0.5 inch threaded taps (MC=FOTHDA)

(SN=F6)

TNF=P26A & P62

Flanged/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

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The following comments apply to the above items:

o The tap connect point is placed a distance of one-half

the flange thickness from the face of the flange. This
distance may not be dimensionally correct per the industry
standards. The user must modify the Eden if exact
coordinates are required for tap locations.

o The "rating" for the RCP, if applicable, is the same

as for the flange itself, regardless of the CP preparation
involved. A value is provided in the "rating" field
to minimize the number of weight tables required to define
these components.

o The number of taps for orifice flanges, "1" or "2", will

be defined in the "Mod" column of the Piping Job
Specification. Only these values are acceptable.

o The "rating" for the taps is derived from the entry

in the applicable Taps Table with an option code of "1"
and having the tap size implied in the orifice flange
being placed.

6Q2C08, Blind flange (in-line) (not-automatic)

Blind flange (MC=FBLD) (SN=F8)

TNF=P52
Flanged end
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

A specific table will not be required for definition of

dimensions of blind flanges.

6Q2C10, Open spectacle blank (in-line) (not-automatic)

Open spectacle blank (MC=BLSPO) (SN=F10_1)

TNF=P15A & P52

Thru-bolted ends
Thru-bolted ends with integral gaskets
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q2C11, Closed spectacle blank (in-line) (not-automatic)

Closed spectacle blank (MC=BLSPC) (SN=F10_2)

TNF=P15A & P52

Thru-bolted ends
Thru-bolted ends with integral gaskets
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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6Q2C12, Blank disc (in-line) (not-automatic)

Blank disc (MC=BDISC) (SN=F13)

TNF=P15A & P52

Thru-bolted ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q2C13, Blind spacer (in-line) (not-automatic)

Paddle blank (MC=BLPAD) (SN=F13)

TNF=P15A & P52

Thru-bolted ends
Thru-bolted ends with integral gaskets
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q2C14, Tapered spacer (in-line) (not-automatic)

One-sided tapered spacer (MC=T1SPA) (SN=F14A)

Discussions
B. Commodity
TNF=P15A & P52
Thru-bolted ends
Thru-bolted ends with integral gaskets
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Two-sided tapered spacer (MC=T2SPA) (SN=F14B)

TNF=P15A & P52

Thru-bolted ends
Thru-bolted ends with integral gaskets
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

The included angle of tapered spacers is determined by

the system from data in the design file and is supplied
to the component definition without need of user
intervention.

6Q2C15, Open spacer (in-line) (not-automatic)

Paddle spacer (MC=BLSPA) (SN=F13)

TNF=P15A & P52

Thru-bolted ends
Thru-bolted ends with integral gaskets
Full-face thru-bolted ends with integral gaskets
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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Open spacer (MC=OPSPA) (SN=F13)

TNF=P15A & P52

Thru-bolted ends
Thru-bolted ends with integral gaskets
Full-face thru-bolted ends with integral gaskets
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q2C16, End (in-line) (not-automatic)

Any of the model codes for closure of a piping component may
be used under this AABBCC code. The piping materials classes
will only include the generic end which is applicable to the
vent/drain valve.

6Q2C17, Head (in-line) (not-automatic)

Hemispherical head (MC=HDHEMI) (SN=F17D)

TNF=P11A & P51

Beveled end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Ellipsoidal head (MC=HDELIP) (SN=F17D)

TNF=P11A & P51

Beveled end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

2:1 elliptical head (MC=HD21) (SN=F17D)

TNF=P11A & P51

Beveled end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q2C19, Plug (in-line) (not-automatic)

Plug (MC=PLUG) (SN=F19)

TNF=P11A & P51

Male threaded end
Spigot end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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6Q2C21, Cap (in-line) (not-automatic)

Cap (MC=CAPBV) (SN=F17D)

TNF=P11A & P51

Beveled end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Cap (MC=CAPOT) (SN=F19)

TNF=P15A & P52

Socket end
Socketwelded end
Female threaded end
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q2C23, Concentric diameter change (in-line)

Any of the model codes for concentric components that allow
diameter change may be used under this AABBCC code. This
component is used in the automatic placement of components.

Discussions
B. Commodity
6Q2C24, Eccentric diameter change (in-line) (not-
automatic)
Any of the model codes for eccentric components that allow
diameter change may be used under this AABBCC code.

6Q2C25, Coupling-connector (in-line) (not-automatic)

Coupling/connector (MC=CPL) (SN=F25)

TNF=P11A & P51

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A & P52

Mechanical joint ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A & P52

Female grooved ends
Push-on bell ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A & P52

Socket ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends

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For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P25A & P61

Flanged/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P25A & P61

Mechanical joint/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P25A & P61

Socket/male threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P26A & P62

Socket/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q2C26, Half coupling (in-line) (not-automatic)

Half coupling (MC=CPLH) (SN=F31)

TNF=P27A & P64

Plain/socket ends
Plain/socketwelded ends
Plain/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q2C27, Concentric reducer (in-line)

Concentric reducer (MC=REDC) (SN=F27)

TNF=P26A & P62

Flanged/flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

TNF=P26A & P62

Socket/socket ends
Female threaded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P26A & P62

Mechanical joint/mechanical joint ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"

TNF=P26A & P62

Push-on bell/push-on bell ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

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TNF=P25A & P61

Mechanical joint/plain
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P25A & P61

Push-on bell/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P21A & P63

Beveled/beveled ends
Male grooved/male grooved ends
Male grooved/male threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

TNF=P21A & P63

Plain/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="S-RAT"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="S-RAT"

TNF=P27A & P64

Plain/mechanical joint ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"

Discussions
B. Commodity
TNF=P27A & P64
Spigot/push-on bell ends
Plain/mechanical joint bell ends
Plain/push-on bell ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

A note is required on the iso to identify the end connection

sizes.

6Q2C28, Eccentric reducer (in-line) (not-automatic)

Eccentric reducer (MC=REDE) (SN=F28)

TNF=P26A & P62

Flanged/flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

TNF=P26A & P62

Mechanical joint/mechanical joint ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"

TNF=P21A & P63

Beveled/beveled ends
Male grooved/male grooved ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

A note is required on the iso to identify the end connection

sizes and center line offset dimensions.

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6Q2C32, Reducing coupling (in-line) (not-automatic)

Reducing coupling (MC=CPLR) (SN=F32)

TNF=P26A & P62

Socket/socket ends
Socketwelded/socketwelded ends
Female threaded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q2C35, Concentric swage (in-line)

Concentric swage (MC=SWGC) (SN=F27)

TNF=P21A & P63

Beveled/beveled ends
Beveled/male threaded ends
Beveled/plain ends
Male threaded/male threaded ends
Male threaded/beveled ends
Male threaded/plain ends
Plain/plain ends
Plain ends/beveled ends
Plain ends/male threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

CP preparation for each end will generally be determined by

the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification.
Optionally, it is determined by the user during the
work session, provided that the end has been defined as "User
defined". A note is required on the iso to identify the end
connection sizes.

6Q2C36, Eccentric swage (in-line) (not-automatic)

Eccentric swage (MC=SWGE) (SN=F28)

TNF=P21A & P63

Beveled ends/beveled ends
Beveled/male threaded ends
Beveled/plain ends
Male threaded/male threaded ends
Male threaded/beveled ends
Male threaded/plain ends
Plain/plain ends
Plain ends/beveled ends
Plain ends/male threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

CP preparation for each end will generally be determined by

the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification.
Optionally, it is determined by the user during the
work session, provide that the end has been defined as "User
defined". A note is required on the iso to identify the end
connection sizes.

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6Q2C39, Union (in-line) (not-automatic)

Union (MC=UN) (SN=F39)

TNF=P15A & P52

Socket ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P27A & P64

Male threaded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q2C40, Orifice union (in-line) (not-automatic)

Orifice union (MC=UNO) (SN=F39)

TNF=P15A & P52

Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Discussions
B. Commodity
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q2C41, Dielectric union (in-line) (not-automatic)

Dielectric union (MC=UND) (SN=F39)

TNF=P15A & P52

Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q2C43, Hose connection (in-line) (not-automatic)

Hose connection (MC=HC) (SN=F43_1)

TNF=P21A & P63

Male threaded/male hose ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P27A & P64

Male threaded/female quick connect ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P27A & P64

Male hose/female quick connect ends
Male hose/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

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6Q2C44, Bushing (in-line) (not-automatic)

Bushing (MC=BUSH) (SN=F43_2)

TNF=P27A & P64

Male threaded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="NONE"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q2C46, Reducing insert (in-line) (not-automatic)

Reducing insert type 1 (MC=INSR1) (SN=F43_2)

TNF=P27A & P64

Plain/socket ends
Plain/socketwelded ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Reducing insert type 2 (MC=INSR2) (SN=F43_2)

TNF=P27A & P64

Plain/socket ends
Plain/socketwelded ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q2C47, Pipe bend (in-line)

Pipe bend w/ straight ends (MC=PIPB) (SN=F47A)

TNF=P11A
Beveled ends
Male threaded ends
Male grooved ends
Plain ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Pipe bend w/o straight ends (MC=PIPB2) (SN=F47A)

TNF=P11A
Beveled ends
Male threaded ends
Male grooved ends
Plain ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

The included angle of pipe bends is determined by the

system from data in the design file and is supplied to
the component definition without need of user intervention.

The radius of the pipe bend is defined in the "Mod"

column of the Piping Job Specification in terms of the
nominal diameter.

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Dimension tables with TNF=P11A are required for all pipe

bends, regardless of their model code. In these tables, a
"-" is shown for the surface area and water weight
parameters since they are calculated by the software
using the information available for plain piping. For pipe
bends with model code PIPB, values are provided for
table parameters "P1" and "P2" to define the lengths of the
straight sections involved. For pipe bends with model code
PIPB2, dashes are provided for table parameters "P1" and
"P2" since no straight sections are involved. The use of
tables with TNF=51 will not be required for pipe bends since
their empty weights are calculated by the software
using the information available for plain piping.

6Q2C49, 5.625 deg elbow (in-line) (not-automatic)

5.625 deg elbow (MC=E5) (SN=F47)

TNF=P15A & P52

Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q2C51, 11.25 deg elbow (in-line) (not-automatic)

Discussions
B. Commodity
11.25 deg elbow (MC=E11) (SN=F47)

TNF=P15A & P52

Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A & P52

Mechanical joint ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A & P52

Push-on bell ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P25A & P61

Mechanical joint/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P11A & P51

Male grooved ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P27A & P64

Spigot/push-on bell ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

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6Q2C53, 22.5 deg elbow (in-line) (not-automatic)

22.5 deg elbow (MC=E22) (SN=F47)

TNF=P15A & P52

Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A & P52

Mechanical joint ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A & P52

Push-on bell ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P25A & P61

Mechanical joint/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P11A & P51

Male grooved ends
Plain ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P27A & P64

Spigot/push-on bell ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q2C55, <45 deg direction change (in-line)

For an intersection more acute than 45 degrees, any of the
model codes for a 45 degree "trimmable elbow" or for a
"miter" may be used under this AABBCC code. This component
is used in the automatic placement of components.

6Q2C56, 45 deg direction change (in-line)

Any of the model codes for components that allow a 45 degree
change in direction may be used under this AABBCC code.
This component is used in the automatic placement of
components.

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6Q2C57, 45 deg elbow (in-line)

45 deg elbow (MC=E45) (SN=F47)

TNF=P15A & P52

Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A & P52

Socket ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A & P52

Mechanical joint ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A & P52

Push-on bell ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Discussions
B. Commodity
TNF=P25A & P61
Mechanical joint/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P26A & P62

Flanged/socket ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P11A & P51

Male grooved ends
Plain ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P27A & P64

Spigot/push-on bell ends
Plain/push-on bell ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P27A & P64

Plain/socket ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

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6Q2C59, 45 deg LR elbow (in-line)

45 deg LR elbow (MC=E45LR) (SN=F47)

TNF=P15A & P52

Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P11A & P51

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

45 deg trimmable LR elbow (MC=E45TLR) (SN=F47)

TNF=Use tables for E45LR

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Model code E45TLR is trimmed by the software to the

angle defined in the design file between elements defining
the center line routing of the segment or, if center line
routes do not exist, to the angle defined at placement
The system will use data tables for E45LR; tables specific
to E45TLR will not be required.

6Q2C60, 45 deg long tangent elbow (in-line)

45 deg long tangent elbow (MC=E45LT) (SN=F63)

TNF=P27A & P64

Plain/push-on bell ends
Plain/mechanical joint bell ends
Spigot/push-on bell ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q2C61, 45 deg 3D elbow (in-line)

45 deg 3D elbow (MC=E453D) (SN=F47)

TNF=P11A & P51

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

45 deg trimmable 3D elbow (MC=E45T3D) (SN=F47)

TNF=Use tables for E453D

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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Model code E45T3D is trimmed by the software to the

angle defined in the design file between elements defining
the center line routing of the segment or, if center line
routes do not exist, to the angle defined at
placement time. The system will use data tables for E453D
tables specific to E45T3D will not be required.

6Q2C63, 45 deg union elbow (in-line) (not-automatic)

45 deg union elbow (MC=E45U) (SN=F63)

TNF=P15A & P52

Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P27A & P64

Male threaded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q2C65, 45 deg street elbow (in-line) (not-automatic)

Discussions
B. Commodity
45 deg street elbow (MC=E45ST) (SN=F63)

TNF=P21A & P63

Male grooved/male threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

TNF=P27A & P64

Male threaded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q2C66, 45 deg short elbow (in-line)

45 deg short elbow (MC=E45S) (SN=F47)

TNF=P15A & P52

Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q2C68, 45 deg long elbow (in-line)

45 deg long elbow (MC=E45L) (SN=F47)

TNF=P15A & P52

Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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6Q2C73, 60 deg elbow (in-line) (not-automatic)

60 deg elbow (MC=E60) (SN=F47)

TNF=P15A & P52

Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P27A & P64

Spigot/push-on bell ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q2C75, 45-90 deg direction change (in-line)

For an intersection larger than 45 degrees and smaller than
90 degrees, any of the model codes for a 90 degree
"trimmable elbow" or for a "miter" may be used under this
AABBCC code. This component is used in the automatic
placement of components.

6Q2C76, 90 deg direction change (in-line)

Any of the model codes for components that allow a 90 degree
change in direction may be used under this AABBCC code.
This component is used in the automatic placement of
components.

6Q2C77, 90 deg elbow (in-line)

90 deg elbow (MC=E90) (SN=F47)

TNF=P15A & P52

Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A & P52

Socket ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A & P52

Mechanical joint ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A & P52

Push-on bell ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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TNF=P25A & P61

Mechanical joint/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P26A & P62

Flanged/socket ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P11A & P51

Male grooved ends
Plain ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P21A & P63

Male grooved/male threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

TNF=P27A & P64

Spigot/push-on bell ends
Plain/push-on bell ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Discussions
B. Commodity
TNF=P27A & P64
Plain/socket ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q2C79, 90 deg SR elbow (in-line)

90 deg SR elbow (MC=E90SR) (SN=F47)

TNF=P11A & P51

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q2C80, 90 deg LR elbow (in-line)

90 deg LR elbow (MC=E90LR) (SN=F47)

TNF=P15A & P52

Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P11A & P51

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

90 deg trimmable LR elbow (MC=E90TLR) (SN=F47)

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TNF=Use tables for E90LR

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Model code E90TLR is trimmed by the software to the angle

defined in the design file between elements defining the
center line routing of the segment or, if center line routes
do not exist, to the angle defined at placement. The system
will use data tables for E90LR; tables specific to E90TLR
will not be required.

6Q2C82, 90 deg LR long tangent elbow (in-line)

90 deg LR long tangent elbow (MC=E90LT) (SN=F63)

TNF=P11A & P51

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P27A & P64

Spigot/push-on bell ends
Plain/push-on bell ends
Plain/mechanical joint bell ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q2C84, 90 deg reducing elbow (in-line)

90 deg reducing elbow (MC=E90R) (SN=F84)

TNF=P26A & P62

Socket/socket ends
Female threaded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P21A & P63

Beveled/beveled ends
Male grooved/male grooved ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

6Q2C86, 90 deg 3D elbow (in-line)

90 deg 3D elbow (MC=E903D) (SN=F47)

TNF=P11A & P51

Beveled ends
Male grooved ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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90 deg trimmable 3D elbow (MC=E90T3D) (SN=F47)

TNF=Use tables for E903D

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Model code E90T3D is trimmed by the software to the

angle defined in the design file between elements defining
the center line routing of the segment or, if center line
routes do not exist, to the angle defined at placement.
The system will use data tables for E903D; tables specific
to E90T3D will not be required.

6Q2C88, 90 deg union elbow (in-line) (not-automatic)

90 deg union elbow (MC=E90U) (SN=F63)

TNF=P15A & P52

Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P27A & P64

Male threaded/female threaded ends

Discussions
B. Commodity
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q2C90, 90 deg street elbow (in-line) (not-automatic)

90 deg street elbow (MC=E90ST) (SN=F63)

TNF=P21A & P63

Male grooved/male threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

TNF=P27A & P64

Male threaded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q2C91, 90 deg reducing street elbow (in-line) (not-

automatic)
90 deg reducing street elbow (MC=E90RST) (SN=F84)

TNF=P25A & P61

Female threaded/male threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

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6Q2C93, 90 deg short elbow (in-line)

90 deg short elbow (MC=E90S) (SN=F47)

TNF=P15A & P52

Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q2C94, 90 deg long elbow (in-line)

90 deg long elbow (MC=E90L) (SN=F47)

TNF=P15A & P52

Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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B.1.4 On-line Fittings (6P3C) and In-line Fittings

(6Q3C)
The definition of piping fittings included in this paragraph is a continuation of that started under piping
component classes 6P2C and 6Q2C in Section C1.3.

The applicability of the above AABB codes is as defined below for each component type.

The AABBCC code for fittings will consist of the applicable AABB code, 6P3C or 6Q3C, followed by two
numbers for the specific type.

The Piping Component Model Entity and the Piping Component Analysis Entity will apply to these classes of
piping components.

For each component in the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification, component specific data is
defined in tables, as follows:

Green Connect Point Data Only, GCP=Male

Discussions
B. Commodity
If only green connect point data appears in the definition of the component in the piping commodities part of the
Piping Job Specification and if the connect point is a male termination type, the following applies:

General data about the component is included in a table with format P11A. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G) A

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are surface area, weight of water plus all those dimensional
parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined in a generic
table.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters, the remaining parameters are included in a table with format P11B. The name of
the P11B table is comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping
Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_B

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the component
in the model that were not included in the P11A table.

The empty weight of the component is included in a table with format P51. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Sc/Th(G)_WC

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The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The only dependent variable is empty weight of the component.

Green Connect Point Data Only, GCP≠Male

If only green connect point data appears in the definition of the component in the Piping Job Specification and if
the connect point is not a male termination type, the following applies:

General data about the component is included in a table with format P15A. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G) Rat(G) A

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are surface area, weight of water plus all those dimensional
parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined in a generic
table.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters, the remaining parameters are included in a table with format P15B. The name of
the P15B table is comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping
Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G) Rat(G) B

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the component
in the model that were not included in the P15A table.

The empty weight of the component is included in a table with format P52. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Sc/Th(G)_WC

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The only dependent variable is empty weight of the component.

Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP≠Male,

RCP=Male
If both green and red connect point data appear in the definition of the component in the Piping Job
Specification, the green connect point is not a male termination type and the red connect point is a male
termination type, the following applies:

General data about the component is included in a table with format P25A. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

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MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Term(R)_A

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are surface area, weight of water plus all those dimensional
parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined in a generic
table.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters, the remaining parameters are included in a table with format P25B. The name of
the P25B table is comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping
Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Term(R)_B

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the
component in the model that were not included in the P25A table.

The empty weight of the component is included in a table with format P61. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Term(R)_Sc/Th(R)_WC

Discussions
B. Commodity
The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The only dependent variable is empty weight of the component.

Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP≠Male,

RCP≠Male
If both green and red connect point data appear in the definition of the component in the Piping Job
Specification and neither the green nor the red connect points are male termination types, the following applies:

General data about the component is included in a table with format P26A. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Term(R)_Rat(R) A

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are surface area, weight of water plus all those dimensional
parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined in a generic
table.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters, the remaining parameters are included in a table with format P26B. The name of
the P26B table is comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping
Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Term(R)_Rat(R) B

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The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the
component in the model that were not included in the P26A table.

The empty weight of the component is included in a table with format P62. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC_GS_Term(G) Rat(G) Term(R) Rat(R) Sc/Th(R) WC

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The only dependent variable is empty weight of the component.

Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP=Male,

RCP=Male, MC≠WOL, SOL, TOL, NOL, EOL or LOL
If both green and red connect point data appear in the definition of the component in the Piping Job
Specification and both the green and the red connect points are male termination types and the model code is
not WOL, SOL, TOL, NOL, EOL or LOL, the following applies:

General data about the component is included in a table with format P21A. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G) Term(R) A

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are surface area, weight of water plus all those dimensional
parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined in a generic
table.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters, the remaining parameters are included in a table with format P21B. The name of
the P21B table is comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping
Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G) Term(R) B

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the
component in the model that were not included in the P21A table.

The empty weight of the component is included in a table with format P63. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC_GS_Term(G) Sc/Th(G) Term(R) Sc/Th(R) WC

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The only dependent variable is empty weight of the component.

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Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP=Male,

RCP≠Male, MC≠WOL, SOL, TOL, NOL, EOL or LOL
If both green and red connect point data appear in the definition of the component in the piping commodities
part of the Piping Job Specification, the green connect point is a male termination type, the red connect point is
not a male termination type and the model code is not WOL, SOL, TOL, NOL, EOL or LOL, the following
applies:

General data about the component is included in a table with format P27A. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC_GS_Term(G) Term(R) Rat(R) A

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are surface area, weight of water plus all those dimensional
parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined in a generic
table.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters, the remaining parameters are included in a table with format P27B. The name of
the P27B table is comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping

Discussions
B. Commodity
Job Specification:

MC_GS_Term(G) Term(R) Rat(R) B

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the
component in the model that were not included in the P27A table.

The empty weight of the component is included in a table with format P64. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC_GS_Term(G) Sc/Th(G) Term(R) Rat(R) WC

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The only dependent variable is empty weight of the component.

Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP=Male,

RCP=Male or Female, MC=WOL, SOL, TOL, NOL,
EOL or LOL
If both green and red connect point data appear in the definition of the component in the Piping Job
Specification, the green connect point is a male termination type, the red connect point is either a male or a
female termination type and the model code is WOL, SOL, TOL, NOL, EOL or LOL, the following applies:

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General data about the component is included in a table with format P28A. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC_GS_Term(G) Sc/Th(G) Term(R) Rat/Sc/Th(R) A

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are surface area, weight of water plus all those dimensional
parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined in a generic
table.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters, the remaining parameters are included in a table with format P28B. The name of
the P28B table is comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping
Job Specification:

MC_GS_Term(G) Sc/Th(G) Term(R) Rat/Sc/Th(R) B

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the
component in the model that were not included in the P28A table.

The empty weight of the component is included in a table with format P65. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC_GS_Term(G) Sc/Th(G) Term(R) Rat/Sc/Th(R) WC

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The only dependent variable is empty weight of the component.

Unless otherwise indicated, all fittings are automatically placed in the Piping Task during automatic component
placement. Components to be placed automatically by the system will be selected to match the CP preparation,
CP rating and table suffix of the applicable CP of the mating component or equipment nozzle.

Under the description of each table format applicable to each component type, the GCP and RCP rating and
schedule/thickness that needs to be provided in the Piping Job Specification has been listed. These values are
required for one or more of the reasons indicated below and will not necessarily be part of the names of the
tables that include data about the component.

To procure the component.

To access data tables. Refer to Section 4, Model Graphics Definitions, for a description of the table
formats.

To supply data required for stress analysis purposes.

The AABBCC code for fittings will consist of the applicable AABB code, 6P3C or 6Q3C, followed by two
numbers for the specific type.

AABBCC Description

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6Q3C01, 180 deg return (in-line) (not-automatic)

180 deg return (MC=R180) (SN=F101)

TNF=P15A & P52

Socket ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P27A & P64

Spigot/push-on bell ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q3C03, 180 deg SR return (in-line) (not-automatic)

180 deg SR return (MC=R180SR) (SN=F101)

TNF=P11A & P51

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Discussions
B. Commodity
6Q3C05, 180 deg LR return (in-line) (not-automatic)
180 deg LR return (MC=R180LR) (SN=F101)

TNF=P11A & P51

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q3C07, 180 deg close return (in-line) (not-automatic)

180 deg close return (MC=R180CL) (SN=F101)

TNF=P15A & P52

Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q3C08, 180 deg medium return (in-line) (not-automatic)

180 deg medium return (MC=R180MD) (SN=F101)

TNF=P15A & P52

Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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6Q3C09, 180 deg open return (in-line) (not-automatic)

180 deg open return (MC=R180OP) (SN=F101)

TNF=P15A & P52

Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q3C14, Miter (in-line) (not-automatic)

1 cut miter (MC=M1) (SN=F114A)

TNF=P11A & P51

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P21A & P63

Beveled/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

2 cuts miter (MC=M2) (SN=F114B)

TNF=P11A & P51

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P21A & P63

Beveled/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

3 cuts miter (MC=M3) (SN=F114C)

TNF=P11A & P51

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P21A & P63

Beveled/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

4 cuts miter (MC=M4) (SN=F114D)

TNF=P11A & P51

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P21A & P63

Beveled/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

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The same nominal diameter must apply to both ends of these

miters.

The miter angle of these miters is determined by the

system from data in the design file and is supplied to
the component definition without need of user intervention.

The number of cuts in a miter will have to be "remembered"

by the system since this value is required in the
calculation of SIF applicable to the miter.

6Q3C16, 45 deg miter (in-line)

1 cut 45 deg miter (MC=M451) (SN=F114A)

TNF=P11A & P51

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P21A & P63

Beveled/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

Discussions
B. Commodity
TNF=P27A & P64
Plain/push-on bell ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

2 cuts 45 deg miter (MC=M452) (SN=F114B)

TNF=P11A & P51

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P21A & P63

Beveled/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

The same nominal diameter must apply to both ends of these

miters. The number of cuts in a miter will have to be
"remembered" by the system since this value is required
in the calculation of SIF applicable to the miter.

6Q3C18, 90 deg miter (in-line)

1 cut 90 deg miter (MC=M901) (SN=F114A)

TNF=P11A & P51

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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TNF=P21A & P63

Beveled/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

2 cuts 90 deg miter (MC=M902) (SN=F114B)

TNF=P11A & P51

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P21A & P63

Beveled/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

TNF=P27A & P64

Plain/push-on bell ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

3 cuts 90 deg miter (MC=M903) (SN=F114C)

TNF=P11A & P51

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P21A & P63

Beveled/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

4 cuts 90 deg miter (MC=M904) (SN=F114D)

TNF=P11A & P51

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P21A & P63

Beveled/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

The same nominal diameter must apply to both ends of these

miters. The number of cuts in a miter will have to be
"remembered" by the system since this value is required
in the calculation of SIF applicable to the miter.

6Q3C22, Tee (in-line)

Tee (MC=T) (SN=F122_1)

TNF=P15A & P52

Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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TNF=P15A & P52

Socket ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
Mechanical joint bell ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A & P52

Mechanical joint ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A & P52

Push-on bell ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P26A & P62

Flanged/socket ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P25A & P61

Mechanical joint/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Discussions
B. Commodity
TNF=P25A & P61
Socket/male threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P11A & P51

Beveled ends
Male grooved ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P21A & P63

Male grooved/male threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

TNF=P27A & P64

Spigot/push-on bell ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Trimmable branch tee (MC=TBT) (SN=F122_1)

TNF=P11A & P51

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

The branch end of model code TBT is trimmed by the

software to the angle defined in the design file between the
segment run connected to the branch end of the component and
that connected to either header end of the component. The
placement of this component will not be automatic. The user
will first insert the component in the header and then continue
piping from CP3. The system will use data tables for T;
tables specific to TBT will not be required.

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6Q3C24, Reducing branch tee (in-line)

Reducing branch tee (MC=TRB) (SN=F122_1)

TNF=P26A & P62

Flanged/flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

TNF=P26A & P62

Socket/socket ends
Socketwelded/socketwelded ends
Female threaded/female threaded ends
Mechanical joint bell/mechanical joint bell ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P26A & P62

Mechanical joint/mechanical joint ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"

TNF=P25A & P61

Mechanical joint/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P21A & P63

Beveled/beveled ends
Male grooved/male grooved ends
Male grooved/male threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

TNF=P27A & P64

Socket/male threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P27A & P64

Spigot/push-on bell ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Trimmable reducing branch tee (MC=TRBT) (SN=F122_1)

TNF=P11A & P51

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

The branch end of model code TRBT is trimmed by the

software to the angle defined in the design file between the
segment run connected to the branch end of the component and
that connected to either header end of the component. The
placement of this component will not be automatic. The user
will first insert it in the header and then continue
piping from CP3. The system will use data tables for TRB;
tables specific to TRBT will not be required.

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6Q3C25, Reducing run and branch tee (in-line)

Reducing run and branch tee (MC=TRRB) (SN=F125)

TNF=P26A & P62

Flanged/flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P26A & P62

Female threaded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

It will only be possible to place components with two

different sizes.

6Q3C27, On-run union tee (in-line) (not-automatic)

On-run union tee (MC=TUOR) (SN=F127)

TNF=P15A & P52

Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Discussions
B. Commodity
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P27A & P64

Male threaded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q3C28, On-branch union tee (in-line) (not-automatic)

On-branch union tee (MC=TUOB) (SN=F128)

TNF=P15A & P52

Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P27A & P64

Male threaded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q3C31, Street tee (in-line) (not-automatic)

Street tee (MC=TST) (SN=F122_2)

TNF=P27A & P64

Male threaded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

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6Q3C34, Reducing instrument tee (in-line) (not-automatic)

Reducing instrument tee (MC=TRIF) (SN=F134M)

TNF=P26A & P62

Thru-bolted/flanged ends
Thru-bolted/flanged ends with integral gaskets
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q3C36, Drip ring tee (in-line) (not-automatic)

Drip ring tee w/0.5inch threaded taps (MC=TDRA) (SN=F134)

TNF=P15A & P52

Thru-bolted/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Drip ring tee w/0.5inch socketwelded taps (MC=TDRAW)

(SN=F134)

TNF=P15A & P52

Thru-bolted/socketwelded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD-"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Drip ring tee w/0.75inch threaded taps (MC=TDRB) (SN=F134)

TNF=P15A & P52

Thru-bolted/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Drip ring tee w/0.75inch socketwelded taps (MC=TDRBW)

(SN=F134)

TNF=P15A & P52

Thru-bolted/socketwelded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

The following comments apply to the above items:

o The number of taps, up to 4, is defined in the "Mod"

column of the Piping Job Specification.

6Q3C38, Basin tee (in-line)

Basin tee (MC=TBA) (SN=F122_1)

TNF=P15A & P52

Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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TNF=P27A & P64

Spigot/push-on bell ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q3C45, True Y (in-line) (not-automatic)

True Y (MC=Y) (SN=F145)

TNF=P15A & P52

Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P11A & P51

Beveled ends
Male grooved ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q3C47, Lateral (in-line)

Lateral (MC=L) (SN=F147)

Discussions
B. Commodity
TNF=P15A & P52
Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A & P52

Socket ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
Mechanical joint bell ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A & P52

Mechanical joint ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P25A & P61

Mechanical joint/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P11A & P51

Beveled ends
Male grooved ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P27A & P64

Spigot/push-on bell ends
Plain/push-on bell ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

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6Q3C49, Reducing branch lateral (in-line)

Reducing branch lateral (MC=LRB) (SN=F147)

TNF=P26A & P62

Flanged/flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

TNF=P26A & P62

Socketwelded/socketwelded ends
Female threaded/female threaded ends
Mechanical joint bell/mechanical joint bell ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P26A & P62

Mechanical joint/mechanical joint ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"

TNF=P25A & P61

Mechanical joint/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P21A & P63

Beveled/beveled ends
Male grooved/male grooved ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

TNF=P27A & P64

Spigot/push-on bell ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q3C50, Reducing run and branch lateral (in-line)

Reducing run and branch lateral (MC=LRRB) (SN=F150)

TNF=P26A & P62

Flanged/flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

It will only be possible to place components with two

different sizes.

6Q3C52, 90 deg short Y-branch (in-line) (not-automatic)

90 deg short Y-branch (MC=S90YB) (SN=F152)

TNF=P15A & P52

Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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6Q3C53, 90 deg reducing short Y-branch (in-line) (not-

automatic)
90 deg reducing short Y-branch (MC=S90YRB) (SN=F152)

TNF=P26A & P62

Female threaded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q3C54, 90 deg long Y-branch (in-line) (not-automatic)

90 deg long Y-branch (MC=L90YB) (SN=F154)

TNF=P15A & P52

Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P11A & P51

Male grooved ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Discussions
B. Commodity
6Q3C55, 90 deg reducing long Y-branch (in-line) (not-
automatic)
90 deg reducing long Y-branch (MC=L90YRB) (SN=F154)

TNF=P26A & P62

Female threaded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P21A & P63

Male grooved/male grooved ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

6Q3C60, Cross (in-line) (not-automatic)

Cross (MC=X) (SN=F160)

TNF=P15A & P52

Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P15A & P52

Socket ends
Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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TNF=P15A & P52

Mechanical joint ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P25A & P61

Mechanical joint/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P11A & P51

Beveled ends
Male grooved ends
Plain ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P27A & P64

Spigot/push-on bell ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q3C62, Reducing branches cross (in-line) (not-automatic)

Reducing branches cross (MC=XRB) (SN=F160)

TNF=P26A & P62

Flanged/flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

TNF=P26A & P62

Socketwelded/socketwelded ends
Female threaded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P26A & P62

Mechanical joint/mechanical joint ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"

TNF=P25A & P61

Mechanical joint/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD" or "Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P21A & P63

Beveled/beveled ends
Male grooved/male grooved ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

TNF=P27A & P64

Spigot/push-on bell ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

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It will only be possible to place components with two

different sizes.

6Q3C63, Reducing run and branches cross (in-line) (not-

automatic)
Reducing run and branches cross (MC=XRRB) (SN=F163)

TNF=P26A & P62

Flanged/flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

TNF=P26A & P62

Socketwelded/socketwelded ends
Female threaded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

It will only be possible to place components with two

different sizes.

6Q3C64, Basin cross (in-line) (not-automatic)

Discussions
B. Commodity
Basin cross (MC=XBA) (SN=F160)

TNF=P15A & P52

Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q3C70, Saddle (in-line)

Saddle (MC=SAD) (SN=F170)

TNF=P21A & P63

Plain/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

6Q3C72, Sweepolet (in-line)

Sweepolet (MC=SWOL) (SN=F172)

TNF=P28A & P65

Beveled/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

Data defined for these components will allow the system to

determine the applicable stress intensification factors
(SIF) to be used in stress analysis of the piping system.

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The thickness of the portion of piping from PCP2 of this

component to the centerline of the header is reported
as "RIGID" to the Pipe Stress Analysis software, regardless
of the value in the Piping Job Specification so as not to
provide a fictitious flexibility.

6Q3C73, Weldolet (in-line)

Weldolet (MC=WOL) (SN=F173)

TNF=P28A & P65

Beveled/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

In determining the "L" dimension for dimension tables for

weldolets =<2 inch NPD (related to "A" dimension in Bonney
Forge catalog) will only depend on the size and thickness of
the outlet and is independent of the thickness of the
header.

Data defined for these components will allow the system to

determine the applicable stress intensification factors
(SIF) to be used in stress analysis of the piping system.

The thickness of the portion of piping from PCP2 of this

component to the centerline of the header is reported
as "RIGID" to the Pipe Stress Analysis software, regardless
of the value in the Piping Job Specification so as not to
provide a fictitious flexibility.

6Q3C74, Sockolet (in-line)

Sockolet (MC=SOL) (SN=F173)

TNF=P28A & P65

Beveled/socketwelded ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Data defined for these components will allow the system to

determine the applicable stress intensification factors
(SIF) to be used in stress analysis of the piping system.

The thickness of the portion of piping from PCP2 of this

component to the centerline of the header is reported
as "RIGID" to the Pipe Stress Analysis software, regardless
of the value in the Piping Job Specification so as not to
provide a fictitious flexibility.

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6Q3C75, Thredolet (in-line)

Thredolet (MC=TOL) (SN=F173)

TNF=P28A & P65

Beveled/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Data defined for these components will allow the system to

determine the applicable stress intensification factors
(SIF) to be used in stress analysis of the piping system.

The thickness of the portion of piping from PCP2 of this

component to the centerline of the header is reported
as "RIGID" to the Pipe Stress Analysis software, regardless
of the value in the Piping Job Specification so as not to
provide a fictitious flexibility.

6Q3C76, Nippolet (in-line)

Nippolet (MC=NOL) (SN=F176)

TNF=P28A & P65

Discussions
B. Commodity
Beveled/male threaded ends
Beveled/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

The length of the nippolet is defined in the "Mod"

column of the Piping Job Specification.

Surface areas and weights for nippolets are based on 4.5

inch length.

Data defined for these components will allow the system to

determine the applicable stress intensification factors
(SIF) to be used in stress analysis of the piping system.

The thickness of the portion of piping from PCP2 of this

component to the centerline of the header is reported
as "RIGID" to the Pipe Stress Analysis software, regardless
of the value in the Piping Job Specification so as not to
provide a fictitious flexibility.

6Q3C77, Elbolet (in-line) (not-automatic)

Elbolet for LR elbow (MC=EOLLR) (SN=F177)

TNF=P28A & P65

Beveled/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

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Beveled/socketwelded ends
Beveled/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Elbolet for SR elbow (MC=EOLSR) (SN=F177)

TNF=P28A & P65

Beveled/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

Beveled/socketwelded ends
Beveled/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Data defined for these components will allow the system to

determine the applicable stress intensification factors
(SIF) to be used in stress analysis of the piping system.

The thickness of the portion of piping from PCP1 of this

component to the centerline of the elbow is reported as
"RIGID" to the Pipe Stress Analysis software, regardless of
the value in the Piping Job Specification so as not to
provide a fictitious flexibility.

6Q3C78, Latrolet (in-line) (not-automatic)

Latrolet (MC=LOL) (SN=F178)

TNF=P28A & P65

Beveled/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

Beveled/socketwelded ends
Beveled/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

In determining the "L" dimension for dimension tables for

weldolets =<2 inch NPD (related to "A" dimension in Bonney
Forge catalog) will only depend on the size and thickness of
the outlet and is independent of the thickness of the
header.

Data defined for these components will allow the system to

determine the applicable stress intensification factors
(SIF) to be used in stress analysis of the piping system.

The thickness of the portion of piping from PCP2 of this

component to the centerline of the header is reported
as "RIGID" to the Pipe Stress Analysis software, regardless
of the value in the Piping Job Specification so as not to
provide a fictitious flexibility.

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6Q3C79, Endolet (in-line) (not-automatic)

Flatolet on head/cap (MC=FOLHC) (SN=F179)

TNF=P28A & P65

Beveled/beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

Beveled/socketwelded ends
Beveled/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Data defined for these components will allow the system to

determine the applicable stress intensification factors
(SIF) to be used in stress analysis of the piping system.

The thickness of the portion of piping from PCP2 of this

component to the centerline of the header is reported
as "RIGID" to the Pipe Stress Analysis software, regardless
of the value in the Piping Job Specification so as not to
provide a fictitious flexibility.

6Q3C80, Reinforcing pad (in-line)

Discussions
B. Commodity
Stub-on reinforcing pad (MC=RPAD) (SN=F180)

TNF=P29A & None

Plain/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

This model code represents a "stub-on" reinforcing pad; that

is one in which the pipe terminates at the outside surface
of the header.

Stub-in reinforcing pad (MC=RPAD2) (SN=F180)

TNF=P29A & None

Plain/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

This model code represents a "stub-in" reinforcing pad; that

is one in which the pipe terminates at the inside surface of
the header.

The following comments apply to all reinforcing pads:

o Reinforcing pads are defined in the piping materials

classes to have an actual value for fabrication category,
which may be changed after placement. In the isometric
drawings, a note will not be placed in the graphic part
of the drawing to show their size. A short description
has been prepared for reinforcing pads and is displayed
in the bill of materials.

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o Reinforcing pads may be placed with either single or

double curvature, for example reinforcing a pipe or a head
respectively.

o The angle of intersection between the header and the

branch is part of the table name containing
dimensional parameters for the component. This angle will
be derived by the system from data in the design file.
Four different types of intersection is recognized:

- Intersections at angles equal to or greater than 20 but

less than 45 degrees: the number "2045" is used as
part of the table name.

- Intersections at 45 degrees: the number "45" is

used as part of the table name.

- Intersections at angles greater than 45 but lesser than

90 degrees: the number "4590" is used as part of
the table name.

- Intersections at 90 degrees: the number "90" is

used as part of the table name.

o Two possibilities exist regarding dimensions for a

reinforcing pad:

- If a "0" is entered in the "MOD" column of the Piping

Job Specification, dimensions are to be derived from
either a data table and/or from branch calculations.
For the case where no branch calculation is involved,
both the pad width and pad thickness are included in
the applicable dimension table. If a branch calculation
is involved, a value is provided in the dimension
table for pad width and either a "-" or value for pad
thickness. See section titled "Choosing a Branch
Connection from a Branches Table" for details.

- If a "1" is entered in such column, the system is to

prompt for dimensions. If dimensions are provided by
the user, their values are stored in the TDB so that in
subsequent recreations of the piping system, those
values and not those that might exist in a data table
are used by the system.

o Data defined for these components will allow the system to

determine the applicable stress intensification factors
(SIF) to be used in stress analysis of the piping system.

o The thickness of the portion of piping from PCP2 of this

component to the centerline of the header is reported
as "RIGID" to the Pipe Stress Analysis software,
regardless of the value in the Piping Job Specification so
as not to provide a fictitious flexibility.

o The empty weight of these components is neglected.

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6Q3C82, Reinforcing weld (in-line)

Stub-on reinforcing weld (MC=RWELD) (SN=F182)

TNF=P29A & None

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

This model code represents a "stub-on" reinforcing weld;

that is one in which the pipe terminates at the outside
surface of the header.

Stub-in reinforcing weld (MC=RWELD2) (SN=F182)

TNF=P29A & None

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

This model code represents a "stub-in" reinforcing weld;

that is one in which the pipe terminates at the inside
surface of the header.

The following comments apply to all reinforcing welds:

Discussions
B. Commodity
o Reinforcing welds are defined in the piping materials
classes to have a fabrication category of "-" since for
them it is not possible to define this attribute. In the
isometric drawings, a note is placed in the graphic
part of the drawing to show their size. A short
description has been prepared for reinforcing welds. The
option not to display reinforcing welds in the bill of
materials is chosen, however, in the ISOGEN options
file.

o Reinforcing welds may be placed with either single or

double curvature, for example reinforcing a pipe or a head
respectively.

o The angle of intersection between the header and the

branch is part of the table name containing
dimensional parameters for the component. This angle will
be derived by the system from data in the design file.
Four different types of intersection is recognized:

- Intersections at angles equal to or greater than 20 but

less than 45 degrees: the number "2045" is used as
part of the table name.

- Intersections at 45 degrees: the number "45" is

used as part of the table name.

- Intersections at angles greater than 45 but lesser than

90 degrees: the number "4590" is used as part of
the table name.

- Intersections at 90 degrees: the number "90" is

used as part of the table name.

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o Two possibilities exist regarding dimensions for a

reinforcing weld:

- If a "0" is entered in the "MOD" column of the Piping

Job Specification, dimensions are to be derived from
either a data table and/or from branch calculations.
For either case, a value is provided for the
reinforcing weld size in the applicable dimension table.
See section titled "Choosing a Branch Connection from a
Branches Table" for details.

- If a "1" is entered in such column, the system is to

prompt for dimensions. If dimensions are provided by
the user, their values are stored in the TDB so that in
subsequent recreations of the piping system, those values
and not those that might exist in a data table are used
by the system.

o Data defined for these components will allow the system to

determine the applicable stress intensification factors
(SIF) to be used in stress analysis of the piping system.

o The thickness of the portion of piping from PCP2 of this

component to the centerline of the header is reported
as "RIGID" to the Pipe Stress Analysis software,
regardless of the value in the Piping Job Specification so
as not to provide a fictitious flexibility.

o The empty weight of these components is neglected.

6Q3C84, Buttweld (in-line) (not-automatic)

Buttweld, English units (MC=BWELD) (SN=F184)

TNF=None & P51

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Buttweld, metric units (MC=BWELD2) (SN=F184)

Buttweld, mixed units (MC=BWELD3) (SN=F184)

6Q3C88, Branch nipple (in-line) (not-automatic)

Branch nipple (MC=NIP) (SN=F188)

TNF=P11A & P51

Male threaded ends
Plain ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P21A & P63

Male threaded/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

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The length of the branch nipple is defined in the "Mod"

column of the Piping Job Specification.

Surface areas and weights for branch nipples are based

on 4 inch length.

6Q3C89, In-line nipple (in-line) (not-automatic)

In-line nipple (MC=NIPIL) (SN=F188)

TNF=P11A & P51

Male threaded ends
Plain ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P21A & P63

Male threaded/plain ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

The length of the in-line nipple is defined in the

"Mod" column of the Piping Job Specification.

Surface areas and weights for in-line nipples are based

Discussions
B. Commodity
on 4 inch length.

6Q3C95, Gasket
There is no model code for this piping component. It
is only required in the piping materials class for piping
materials purposes.

TNF=None & None

For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="-"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Gaskets are handled as follows:

o At a bolted joint, bolted ends may be either thru-bolted

or non-thru-bolted. Requirements defined below apply to
both thru-bolted and non-thru-bolted ends unless
specifically indicated otherwise.

o A gasket entry is required for every combination of

diameter, preparation, rating and table suffix of nozzles,
commodity components and/or specialty components to which
the piping materials class applies. For example, to
account for a bolted joint including an orifice flange and
an orifice plate, two gasket entries must be defined: one
with TS=29 for the orifice flange end and the other one
with TS-5 for the orifice plate end.

o The definition of each gasket entry in the piping

materials class will include values for each of the
parameters listed below.

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- AABBCC code: the value 6Q3C95 will always apply.

- Option:: the value "1" will apply unless a different

option value is defined as an override as part of the
placement of the commodity or specialty component for
which the gasket is intended.

- GCP from-to: these entries will define the ranges of

nominal diameters for which the gasket is intended.

- GCP preparation: these entries will define the end

preparation for which the gasket is intended. Gasket
definitions should not be made for end preparations
implying integral gaskets. For a piping materials class
in which all gaskets are integral, the gasket gap in the
Piping Job Specification table is defined as "0".

- GCP rating: these entries will define the pressure

rating for which the gasket is intended. For this
definition, the values of rating must omit characters
such as "CL", "#" and "OT" even if these were used in
the definition of the component to which the gasket will
correspond.

- GCP table suffix: these entries will define the table

suffix for which the gasket is intended.

- Commodity code

- TMx: this represents the maximum temperature for which

use of the gasket is allowed. It will also provide
one of the search keys for the value of gasket gap in
the Gasket Gaps Table.

- Geometry standard: the entry of a value for this

parameter is optional. It has been entered in the
piping materials classes to assist the user in
interpreting the definition of the gasket.

- Mod: this attribute allows the definition of the

compressed gasket thickness or other gasket parameter
that is required to procure the gasket.

- Material grade: the entry of a value for this parameter

is optional. It has been entered in the piping
materials classes to assist the user in interpreting
the definition of the gasket.

- Fabrication class: these entries will define the

disposition that is made of the gasket for material
reporting and isometric purposes.

o The default selection of a gasket is based upon option

"1". If the user wishes to use a gasket at a joint other
than the default, he could do so by overriding during
placement of a commodity or specialty component the gasket
override option that is to apply for gasket selection.
The value of this override option will apply to all the
connect points of all bolted ends placed as part of that
placement operation. If one of the bolted ends to be
placed is to mate a previously placed end which has a
different gasket override option, placement of the

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component will fail. The gasket gap that will apply to

the override gasket is determined by the system from
a gasket gap table in a manner analogous to that used for
the default gaskets. During automatic component
placement, bolted ends added by the system to mate
existing ends will inherit the values of gasket override
option that apply to the previously placed ends. During
model reconstruction, the system will respect the gasket
override option defined during previous placements.

o Two possibilities exist regarding gasket selection

depending upon the value for end preparation of the
components at the bolted joint:

- If one or both of the ends at the bolted joint has an

end preparation indicating that an integral gasket
applies, no gasket is returned by the system. If
the user needed to apply a gasket at that joint,
however, he could use the gasket override option defined
above to achieve the desired results.

- If none of the ends at the bolted joint has an end

preparation indicating that an integral gasket applies,
the system will proceed as follows:
+ The system will select for each bolted end in a bolted
joint, from the piping materials class, the gasket to
use on the basis of the functional capability

Discussions
B. Commodity
described under the heading "Choosing Gasket at Bolted
End".
+ After all gaskets are so determined at a bolted joint,
the system will compare the commodity codes and
modifiers of mating ends. If they are identical, the
gasket selection is deemed to be successful; if
not identical a fatal error is reported.

o At the a bolted joint, regardless of the number of ends

involved at the joint and of the design volumes in which
they might be found, the default ownership for all gaskets
and studs required by the joint is assigned by the
system to the first non-thru-bolted end found by the
system during the gasket selection process. This
characteristic only affects the ownership of such gaskets
and studs. The gasket selection itself is based on the
criteria given in preceding paragraphs and not on the
properties of the first bolted end encountered by the
system. If a user needs to assign the ownership of
gaskets and studs for the joint to a particular bolted end,
he may do so by setting the value of the applicable user-data
attribute for the applicable connect point to either
"Default Gasket/Bolts/Nuts Ownership" or "Gasket/Bolts/Nuts
Owned by this Component". As was the case for the default
ownership, this attribute only controls in which isometric
drawing the gaskets and studs are listed and not their
selection basis.

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6Q3C97, Stud
There is no model code for this piping component. It is only required in the piping materials class for
piping materials purposes.

TNF=None & None

For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="-"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="-"

Studs are handled by the system as follows:

At a bolted joint, bolted ends may be either thru-bolted or non-thru-bolted. Requirements

defined below apply to both thru-bolted and non-thru-bolted ends unless specifically indicated
otherwise.

The definition of each stud entry in the piping materials class will include values for each of the
parameters listed below.

— A stud entry is required for every combination of nominal diameter, preparation (only if the
RDB option that involves CP termination for bolt length calculations is active) and rating of
nozzles, commodity components and/or specialty components to which the piping materials
class applies.

— AABBCC code: the value 6Q3C97 will always apply.

— Option:: the value "1" will always apply.

— GCP from-to: these entries will define the ranges of nominal diameter of the non-thru-bolted
ends of the bolted joint for which the stud is intended. Only data for the GCP is provided
regardless of whether the stud is intended for non-thru-bolted ends with identical preparation
and/or ratings or not.

— GCP and RCP preparation: these entries will define the preparation of the non-thru-bolted
ends of the bolted joint for which the stud is intended. Two possibilities exist:

1.) The stud is intended for non-thru-bolted ends with identical preparations and rating, the
value of the preparation will only be included in the GCP preparation column; a "-" is
included for the RCP preparation.

2.) The stud is intended for mating bolted ends with different either preparation or rating:
the properties of the end(s) with the lowest codelist number defining its CP preparation,
regardless of the values for rating, is defined under the GCP data.

— GCP and RCP rating: these entries will define the pressure rating of the non-thru-bolted
ends of the bolted joint for which the stud is intended. For this definition, the values of
rating must omit characters such as "CL", "#" and "OT" even if these were used in the
definition of the component to which the stud will correspond. The following possibilities
exist:

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1.) The stud is intended for non-thru-bolted ends with identical preparations and ratings: the
value of the rating will only be included in the GCP rating column; a "-" is included for the
RCP rating.

2.) The stud is intended for mating bolted ends with identical preparations but different
ratings: the value of the stronger rating is included in the GCP rating column; the value of
the weaker rating is included in the RCP rating column. This situation is commonly found,
for example, due to equipment nozzle rating differing from that of the mating piping
component flange.

3.) The stud is intended for mating bolted ends with different preparations and ratings: the
properties of the end(s) with the lowest codelist number defining its CP preparation is
defined under the GCP data.

— Commodity code: a different commodity code is assigned, for example, to:

+ Studs which are always lubricated.

+ Studs which are only lubricated when they exceed a
given bolt diameter.
+ Studs which are never lubricated.

— TMx: this represents the maximum temperature at which use of the stud is allowed.

Discussions
B. Commodity
— Geometry standard: the entry of a value for this parameter is optional. It has been entered in
the piping materials classes to assist the user in interpreting the definition of the stud.

— Mod: the following characteristics apply:

+ The sign used for this attribute defines whether a

stud (+ or no sign) or a machine bolt (-) is involved.
+ The value "0" defines studs that will use nuts of
standard nut allowance. The value "1" defines machine
bolts that will use nuts of standard nut allowance.
Values "2" through "5" define either studs (+ or no
sign) or machine bolts (-) that use special nut allowances.

— Material grade: the entry of a value for this parameter is optional. It has been entered in the
piping materials classes to assist the user in interpreting the definition of the stud.

— Fabrication class: these entries will define the disposition that is made of the stud for
material reporting and isometric purposes.

The system will select, from the piping materials class of the end that owns the joint, the stud to
use and its applicable data on the basis of the functional capability described under the heading
"Choosing Stud at Bolted Joint".

The system will access for each non-thru-bolted end in a bolted joint the applicable of the tables
described below.

— STUD_Rat_TS, if the RDB option that involves CP termination for bolt length calculations
is not active (in the WS software, the ’almost precise’ value applies to the corresponding
toggle switch); or

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— STUD_Term_Rat_TS, if the RDB option that involves CP termination for bolt length
calculations is active (in the WS software, the ’precise’ value applies to the corresponding
toggle switch).

to determine the number and diameter of bolts required and the nut allowance to be used.

The system will use the termination type (only if the RDB option that involves CP termination
for bolt length calculations is active), rating and table suffix of the applicable bolted end to select
the stud table to use. No similar access to a stud table is made for the thru-bolted ends of the
joint. If identical values for number and diameter of bolts are derived from all the stud tables
that were accessed for the bolted joint, regardless of whether the bolted ends are in the same or in
different design volumes, the system will proceed. If different values are derived, a fatal error is
reported.

The value of nut allowance selected for each bolted end will depend upon the value of the
modifier parameter read in the piping materials class for the stud applicable to the joint. The
actual value of nut allowance selected for each non-thru-bolted ends of the bolted joint is used in
the determination of bolt length for the joint.

Both thru-bolted ends and non-thru-bolted ends will have a BLT_Term_Rat_TS tables
associated with them. Tables for non-thru-bolted ends will have actual values for bolt circle
diameter. Tables for thru-bolted ends will have dashes for bolt circle diameter. The system will
access for each non-thru-bolted end in the bolted joint the corresponding BLT_Term_Rat_TS
table to determine the bolt circle diameter that applies. If identical values for bolt circle diameter
are derived, the system will proceed. If different values are derived, a fatal error is reported.

Stud and machine bolt lengths are calculated by the system as the sum of the following:

— The values for all dimensions "R" derived from the applicable generic tables for all non-
thru-bolted ends involved in the bolted connection, plus

— The values for all "face to face" dimensions stored in the TDB for all thru-bolted ends
involved in the bolted connection (it is essential that the value stored in the TDB for this
parameter truly be a face to face dimension and not a connect point to connect point
dimension), plus

— The values for all gasket gaps involved in the bolted connection, plus

— The total nut allowances, as defined below:

For studs: the sum of the nut allowances derived from the applicable of the tables described
below:

* STUD_Rat_TS, if the RDB option that involves CP

termination for bolt length calculations is not
active (in the WS software, the ’almost precise’
value applies to the corresponding toggle switch);

* STUD_Term_Rat_TS, if the RDB option that involves CP

termination for bolt length calculations is active
(in the WS software, the ’precise’ value applies to
the corresponding toggle switch).
for the non-thru-bolted ends of the joint.

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For machine bolts: the larger of the nut allowances derived from the applicable of the tables
described below:

* STUD_Rat_TS, if the RDB option that involves CP

termination for bolt length calculations is not
active (in the WS software, the ’almost precise’
value applies to the corresponding toggle switch);

* STUD_Term_Rat_TS, if the RDB option that involves CP

termination for bolt length calculations is active
(in the WS software, the ’precise’ value applies to
the corresponding toggle switch).
for the non-thru-bolted ends of the joint, plus

For the termination types defined below, which represent "lap type" ends, the schedule/thickness
from the TDB of the RCP of each non-thru bolted end involved in the flanged joint.

60 = FFLFTP [Flat-face lap-flanged termination type] (61-69)

70 = RFLFTP [Raised-face lap-flanged termination
type] (71-79)
80 = RJFLFTP [RTJ-face lap-flanged termination type]
(81-89)
90 = TMFLFTP [Tongue/male-face lap-flanged termination
type] (91-99)

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100 = GFFLFTP [Groove/female-face lap-flanged
termination type] (101-109)

The resulting value will then be rounded up to the value indicated in table BOLT_LENGTH.

At the a bolted joint, regardless of the number of ends involved at the joint and of the design
volumes in which they might be found, the default ownership for all gaskets and studs required
by the joint is assigned by the system to the first non-thru-bolted end found by the system during
the stud selection process. This characteristic only affects the ownership of such gaskets and
studs. The stud selection itself is based on the criteria given in preceding paragraphs and not on
the properties of the first bolted end encountered by the system. If the user has the need of
assigning the ownership of gaskets and studs for the joint to a particular bolted end, he may do
so by setting the value of the applicable user-data attribute for the applicable connect point to
either "Default Gasket/Bolts/Nuts Ownership" or "Gasket/Bolts/Nuts Owned by this
Component". As was the case for the default ownership, this attribute only controls in which
isometric drawing the gaskets and studs are listed and not their selection basis.

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B.2 Fire and Safety Discussions

B.2.1 Fire and Safety Piping Components, On-line
(6P4C), In-line (6Q4C)
The applicability of the above AABB codes is as defined below for each component type.

The AABBCC code for fire and safety piping components consists of the applicable AABB code, 6P4C or
6Q4C, followed by two numbers for the specific type of component.

The Piping Component Model Entity and the Piping Component Analysis Entity will apply to these classes of
piping components.

Fire and safety piping components are included in the piping materials class of the line in which placed. They
are handled by the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification exactly as they would be if they
were a valve or a fitting.

For each component in the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification, component specific data is
defined in tables, as follows:

Green Connect Point Data Only, GCP=Male

If only green connect point data appears in the definition of the component in the piping commodities part of the
Piping Job Specification and if the connect point is a male termination type, the following applies:

General data about the component is included in a table with format P11A. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G) A

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are surface area, weight of water plus all those dimensional
parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined in a generic
table.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters, the remaining parameters are included in a table with format P11B. The name of
the P11B table is comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping
Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_B

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the component
in the model that were not included in the P11A table.

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The empty weight of the component is included in a table with format P51. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Sc/Th(G) WC

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The only dependent variable is empty weight of the component.

Green Connect Point Data Only, GCP≠Male

If only green connect point data appears in the definition of the component in the piping commodities part of the
Piping Job Specification and if the connect point is not a male termination type, the following applies:

General data about the component is included in a table with format P15A. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G) Rat(G) A

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are surface area, weight of water plus all those dimensional
parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined in a generic

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B. Commodity
table.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters, the remaining parameters are included in a table with format P15B. The name of
the P15B table is comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping
Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G) Rat(G) B

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the component
in the model that were not included in the P15A table.

The empty weight of the component is included in a table with format P52. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Sc/Th(G) WC

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The only dependent variable is empty weight of the component.

Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP≠Male,

RCP=Male
If both green and red connect point data appears in the definition of the component in the Piping Job
Specification, the green connect point is not a male termination type and the red connect point is a male
termination type, the following applies:

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General data about the component is included in a table with format P25A. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Term(R)_A

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are surface area, weight of water plus all those dimensional
parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined in a generic
table.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters, the remaining parameters are included in a table with format P25B. The name of
the P25B table is comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping
Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Term(R)_B

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the
component in the model that were not included in the P25A table.

The empty weight of the component is included in a table with format P61. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Term(R)_Sc/Th(R) WC

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The only dependent variable is empty weight of the component.

Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP≠Male,

RCP≠Male
If both green and red connect point data appears in the definition of the component in the Piping Job
Specification and neither the green nor the red connect points are male termination types, the following applies:

General data about the component is included in a table with format P26A. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Term(R)_Rat(R) A

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are surface area, weight of water plus all those dimensional
parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined in a generic
table.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters, the remaining parameters are included in a table with format P26B. The name of
the P26B table is comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping
Job Specification:

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MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Term(R)_Rat(R) B

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the
component in the model that were not included in the P26A table.

The empty weight of the component is included in a table with format P62. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC_GS_Term(G) Rat(G) Term(R) Rat(R) Sc/Th(R) WC

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The only dependent variable is empty weight of the component.

Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP=Male,

RCP=Male
If both green and red connect point data appears in the definition of the component in the Piping Job
Specification and both the green and the red connect points are male termination types, the following applies:

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B. Commodity
General data about the component is included in a table with format P21A. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G) Term(R) A

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are surface area, weight of water plus all those dimensional
parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined in a generic
table.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters, the remaining parameters are included in a table with format P21B. The name of
the P21B table is comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping
Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G) Term(R) B

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the
component in the model that were not included in the P21A table.

The empty weight of the component is included in a table with format P63. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC_GS_Term(G) Sc/Th(G) Term(R) Sc/Th(R) WC

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The only dependent variable is empty weight of the component.

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Green and Red Connect Point Data, GCP=Male,

RCP≠Male
If both green and red connect point data appears in the definition of the component in the Piping Job
Specification, the green connect point is a male termination type and the red connect point is not a male
termination type, the following applies:

General data about the component is included in a table with format P27A. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC_GS_Term(G) Term(R) Rat(R) A

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are surface area, weight of water plus all those dimensional
parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined in a generic
table.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters, the remaining parameters are included in a table with format P27B. The name of
the P27B table is comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping
Job Specification:

MC_GS_Term(G) Term(R) Rat(R) B

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the
component in the model that were not included in the P27A table.

The empty weight of the component is included in a table with format P64. The name of this table is
comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC_GS_Term(G) Sc/Th(G) Term(R) Rat(R) WC

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The only dependent variable is empty weight of the component.

Fire and safety piping components are not placed during automatic component placement. They must be
positioned manually.

Under the description of each table format applicable to each component type, the GCP and RCP rating and
schedule/thickness that needs to be provided in the Piping Job Specification has been listed. These values are
required for one or more of the reasons indicated below and will not necessarily be part of the names of the
tables that include data about the component.

To procure the component.

To access data tables. Refer to Section 4, Model Graphics Definitions, for a description of the table
formats.

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To supply data required for stress analysis purposes.

The AABBCC code for fire and safety piping components consists of the applicable AABB code, 6P4C or
6Q4C, followed by two numbers for the specific type of component.

AABBCC Description

6Q4C01, Fire monitor (in-line)

Fire monitor type 1 (MC=MN1) (SN=FS1A)

TNF=P15A, P15B & P52

Flanged end
Female threaded end
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P11A, P11B & P51

Male threaded end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q4C02, Elevated fire monitor (in-line)

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Elevated fire monitor type 1 (MC=ME1) (SN=FS1A)

TNF=P15A, P15B & P52

Flanged end
Female threaded end
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P11A, P11B & P51

Male threaded end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Elevated fire monitor type 2 (MC=ME2) (SN=FS2B)

TNF=P15A, P15B & P52

Flanged end
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q4C03, Remotely operated fire monitor (in-line)

Remotely operated fire monitor type 1 (MC=MR1) (SN=FS1A)

TNF=P15A, P15B & P52

Flanged end
Female threaded end
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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TNF=P11A, P11B & P51

Male threaded end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q4C04, Foam monitor (in-line)

Foam monitor type 1 (MC=MF1) (SN=FS1A)

TNF=P15A, P15B & P52

Flanged end
Female threaded end
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P11A, P11B & P51

Male threaded end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q4C05 Elevated foam monitor (in-line)

Elevated foam monitor type 1 (MC=MFE1) (SN=FS1A)

TNF=P15A, P15B & P52

Flanged end
Female threaded end
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P11A, P11B & P51

Male threaded end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q4C06, Remotely operated foam monitor (in-line)

Remotely operated foam monitor type 1 (MC=MFR1) (SN=FS1A)

TNF=P15A, P15B & P52

Flanged end
Female threaded end
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P11A, P11B & P51

Male threaded end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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6Q4C10, [2-way] fire hydrant (in-line)

Fire hydrant type 1 (MC=H2W1) (SN=FS10A)

TNF=P15A, P15B & P52

Flanged end
Mechanical joint bell end
Push-on bell end
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Fire hydrant type 2 (MC=H2W2) (SN=FS10B)

TNF=P15A & P52

Flanged end
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q4C11, [2-way] fire hydrant w/monitor nozzle (in-line)

Fire hydrant w/monitor nozzle type 1 (MC=H2WN1) (SN=FS11A)

TNF=P26A, P26B & P62

Flanged/flanged ends

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B. Commodity
Flanged ends/mechanical joint bell
Flanged ends/push-on bell
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Fire hydrant w/monitor nozzle type 2 (MC=H2WN2) (SN=FS11B)

TNF=P26A, P26B & P62

Flanged/flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q4C13, 3-way fire hydrant (in-line)

3-way fire hydrant type 1 (MC=H3W1) (SN=FS13A)

TNF=P15A, P15B & P52

Flanged end
Mechanical joint bell end
Push-on bell end
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

3-way fire hydrant type 2 (MC=H3W2) (SN=FS13B)

TNF=P15A & P52

Flanged end
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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6Q4C24, Hose reel (in-line)

Hose reel type 1 (MC=HR1) (SN=FS24A)

TNF=P15A & P52

Socketwelded end
Female threaded end
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q4C25, Hose rack station (in-line)

Hose rack station type 1 (MC=HRST1) (SN=FS24A)

TNF=P15A & P52

Socketwelded end
Female threaded end
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q4C26, Foam chamber (in-line)

Foam chamber type 1 (MC=CF1) (SN=FS26A)

TNF=P26A & P62

Flanged/flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Foam chamber type 2 (MC=CF2) (SN=FS26B)

TNF=P26A, P26B & P62

Flanged/flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6P4C30, Wet sprinkler (on-line)

Wet sprinkler type 1 (MC=SW1) (SN=FS30A)

TNF=P11A & P51

Male threaded end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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6P4C31, Pre-action sprinkler (on-line)

Pre-action sprinkler type 1 (MC=SPA1) (SN=FS30A)

TNF=P11A & P51

Male threaded end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6P4C32, Spray sprinkler (on-line)

Spray sprinkler type 1 (MC=SSP1) (SN=FS30A)

TNF=P11A & P51

Male threaded end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q4C38, Eye wash (in-line)

Eye wash type 1 (MC=EW1) (SN=FS38A)

Discussions
B. Commodity
TNF=P26A, P26B & P62
Female threaded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q4C39, Safety shower (in-line)

Safety shower type 1 (MC=SS1) (SN=FS39A)

TNF=P26A, P26B & P62

Female threaded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q4C40, Safety shower and eye wash (in-line)

Safety shower and eye wash type 1 (MC=SSEW1) (SN=FS39A)

TNF=P26A, P26B & P62

Female threaded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

?? TNF=P15A & P52

?? Socketwelded end
?? Female threaded end
?? For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
?? For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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?? o Taps must be placed during the design session as required

to define connections whose definition are not possible
with the EDEN definition.

6Q4C60, [2-way] siamese (in-line)

[2-way] siamese type 1 (MC=S2W1) (SN=FS60A)

TNF=P15A & P52

Female threaded end
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q4C66, [2-way] 90 deg siamese (in-line)

[2-way] 90 deg siamese type 1 (MC=S2W901) (SN=FS66A)

TNF=P15A & P52

Female threaded end
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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B.3 In-Line Bio-Pharmaceutical

Components (6Q5P)
Under the description of each table format applicable to each component type, the GCP and RCP rating and
schedule/thickness that needs to be provided in the Piping Job Specification has been listed. These values are
required for one or more of the reasons indicated below and will not necessarily be part of the names of the
tables that include data about the component.

To procure the component.

To access data tables.

To supply data required for stress analysis purposes.

The AABBCC code for fittings will consist of the applicable AABB code, 6Q5P, followed by the two numbers
for the specific type of fitting.

Discussions
B. Commodity

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B.3.1 Bio-Pharmaceutical Specification

Components

6Q5P01, Ferrule (in-line) (not-automatic)

Ferrule (MC=FERR) (ISK=LCXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_WC

Plain end/male clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q5P02, Short ferrule (in-line) (not-automatic)

Short ferrule (MC=FERS) (ISK=LCXX)

TNF=MS_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_WC

Plain end/male clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q5P03, Extended tangent cap (in-line) (not-automatic)

Extended tangent cap (MC=CAPT) (ISK=KAXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_WC

Plain end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q5P04, Solid end cap (in-line) (not-automatic)

Solid end cap (MC=CAPSE) (ISK=KAXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_WC
Male clamp end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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6Q5P05, Hose adapter (in-line) (not-automatic)

Hose adapter (MC=HA) (ISK=CHXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_WC

Male clamp end/male hose end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

6Q5P06, Female adapter (in-line) (not-automatic)

Female adapter (MC=FA) (ISK=ADMF)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_TERM(R)_RAT(R)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_TERM(R)_RAT(R)_WC

Male clamp end/female threaded end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

6Q5P07, Reducing female adapter (in-line) (not-automatic)

Discussions
B. Commodity
Reducing female adapter (MC=FAS) (ISK=ADMF)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_TERM(R)_RAT_(R)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_TERM(R)_RAT(R)_WC

Male clamp end/female threaded end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q5P08, Male adapter (in-line) (not-automatic)

Male adapter (MC=MA) (ISK=ADMM)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_WC

Male clamp end/male threaded end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q5P09, Reducing male adapter (in-line) (not-automatic)

Reducing male adapter (MC=MAR) (ISK=ADMM)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_WC

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Male clamp end/male threaded end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q5P10, 90 deg tube bend (in-line) (not-automatic)

90 deg tube bend (MC=B90T) (ISK=ELXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_WC

Plain end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q5P11, 90 deg tube bend (in-line) (not-automatic)

90 deg tube bend (MC=B90TC) (ISK=ELXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_WC

Plain end/male clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q5P12, 90 deg elbow (in-line) (not-automatic)

90 deg elbow (MC=B90C) (ISK=ELXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_WC

Male clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q5P13, 45 deg tube bend (in-line) (not-automatic)

45 deg tube bend (MC=B45T) (ISK=ELXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_WC

Plain end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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6Q5P14, 45 deg tube bend (in-line) (not-automatic)

45 deg tube bend (MC=B45TC) (ISK=ELXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_WC

Plain end/male clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q5P15, 45 deg elbow (in-line) (not-automatic)

45 deg elbow (MC=B45C) (ISK=ELXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)SC/TH(G)_WC

Male clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q5P16, 180 deg return bend (in-line) (not-automatic)

Discussions
B. Commodity
180 deg return bend (MC=R180R) (ISK=EUPL)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_WC

Plain end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q5P19, 180 deg return bend (in-line) (not-automatic)

180 deg return bend (MC=R180C) (ISK=BUFL)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_WC

Male clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q5P21, Tee (in-line) (not-automatic)

Tee (MC=TT) (ISK=TEXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_WC

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Plain end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q5P22, Reducing tee (in-line) (not-automatic)

Reducing tee (MC=TTRB) (ISK=TEXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_TERM(R)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_TERM(R)_SC/TH(R)_WC

Plain end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

6Q5P23, Tee (in-line) (not-automatic)

Tee (MC=TCB) (ISK=TEXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_WC

Plain end/male clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q5P24, Reducing tee (in-line) (not-automatic)

Reducing tee (MC=TRCB) (ISK=TEXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_WC

Plain end/male clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q5P25, Short outlet tee (in-line) (not-automatic)

Short outlet tee (MC=TSCB) (ISK=TEXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_WC

Plain end/male clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

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6Q5P26, Short outlet reducing tee (in-line) (not-automatic)

Short outlet reducing tee (MC=TRSCB) (ISK=TEXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_WC

Plain end/male clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q5P27, Instrument tee (in-line) (not-automatic)

Instrument tee (MC=TICB) (ISK=TEXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_WC

Plain end/male clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

6Q5P28, Short outlet run tee (in-line) (not-automatic)

Discussions
B. Commodity
Short outlet run tee (MC=TSCR) (ISK=TEXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_WC

Plain end/male clamp end/plain end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q5P31, Cross (in-line) (not-automatic)

Cross (MC=XT) (ISK=CRXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_WC

Plain end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q5P32, Reducing cross (in-line) (not-automatic)

Reducing cross (MC=XTRB) (ISK=CRXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_TERM(R)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_TERM(R)_SC/TH(R)_WC

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Plain end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

6Q5P33, Cross (in-line) (not-automatic)

Cross (MC=XC) (ISK=CRXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_WC

Male clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q5P35, Tee (in-line) (not-automatic)

Tee (MC=TC) (ISK=TEXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_WC

Male clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q5P36, Reducing tee (in-line) (not-automatic)

Reducing tee (MC=TCR) (ISK=TEXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_WC

Male clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q5P37, Short outlet tee (in-line) (not-automatic)

Short outlet tee (MC=TCSB) (ISK=TEXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_WC

Male clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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6Q5P38, Short outlet reducing tee (in-line) (not-automatic)

Short outlet reducing tee (MC=TCRSB) (ISK=TEXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_WC

Male clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q5P39, Instrument tee (in-line) (not-automatic)

Instrument tee (MC=TCI) (ISK=TEXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_WC

Male clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

6Q5P41, Concentric reducer (in-line) (not-automatic)

Discussions
B. Commodity
Concentric reducer (MC=RCP) (ISK=RCXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_TERM(R)_SC/TH(R)_WC

Plain end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

6Q5P42, Concentric reducer (in-line) (not-automatic)

Concentric reducer (MC=RCCL) (ISK=RCXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_TERM(R)_SC/TH(R)_WC

Male clamp end/plain end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

6Q5P43, Concentric reducer (in-line) (not-automatic)

Concentric reducer (MC=RCC) (ISK=RCXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_WC

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Male clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q5P45, Eccentric reducer (in-line) (not-automatic)

Eccentric reducer (MC=REP) (ISK=REXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_TERM(R)_SC/TH(R)_WC

Plain end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

6Q5P46, Eccentric reducer (in-line) (not-automatic)

Eccentric reducer (MC=RECL) (ISK=REXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_TERM(R)_SC/TH(R)_WC

Male clamp end/plain end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"

6Q5P47, Eccentric reducer (in-line) (not-automatic)

Eccentric reducer (MC=REC) (ISK=REXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_WC

Male clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q5P51, Clamp, adjustable (in-line) (not-automatic)

Clamp, adjustable (MC=CHA) (ISK=CLMP)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_WC

Female clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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6Q5P52, Clamp, heavy duty (in-line) (not-automatic)

Clamp, heavy duty (MC=C2HD) (ISK=CLMP)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_WC

Female clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q5P53, Clamp, 3 piece heavy duty (in-line) (not-

automatic)
Clamp, 3 piece heavy duty (MC=C3HD) (ISK=CLMP)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_WC

Female clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Discussions
B. Commodity
6Q5P54, Clamp, pressure adjustable (in-line) (not-
automatic)
Clamp, pressure adjustable (MC=CPAN) (ISK=CLMP)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_WC

Female clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q5P55, Clamp, high pressure (in-line) (not-automatic)

Clamp, high pressure (MC=CHPB) (ISK=CLMP)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_WC

Female clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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6Q5P56, Clamp, assembly (in-line) (not-automatic)

Clamp, assembly (MC=CA) (ISK=CLMP)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_WC

Female clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q5P57, Clamp, swivel joint (in-line) (not-automatic)

Clamp, swivel joint (MC=CSJ) (ISK=CLMP)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_WC

Female clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q5P58, Clamp, 2 piece heavy duty (in-line) (not-

automatic)
Clamp, 2 piece heavy duty (MC=CHD) (ISK=CLMP)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_WC

Female clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q5P60, 2-way diaphragm valve (in-line) (not-automatic)

2-way diaphragm valve (MC=VS2D) (ISK=VDXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
COMMODITY_CODE

Plain end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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6Q5P61, 2-way diaphragm valve (in-line) (not-automatic)

2-way diaphragm valve (MC=VS2D) (ISK=VDXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
COMMODITY_CODE

Male clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Discussions
B. Commodity

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B.3.2 Bio-Pharmaceutical Operators

SOP3, Manual bonnet (in-line) (not-automatic)

Manual bonnet (MC=SOP_3) (ISK=N/A)

TNF=’MB’_GS_OP_A

SOP42, Pneumatic bonnet (in-line) (not-automatic)

Pneumatic bonnet (MC=SOP_42) (ISK=N/A)

TNF=’EC’_GS_OP_A
’EC’_GS_OP_WC

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B.3.3 Bio-Pharmaceutical Specialty Components

6Q5P17, Use point 180 deg return (in-line) (not-automatic)

Use point 180 deg return (MC=R180B) (ISK=XVXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_WC

Plain end/male clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q5P18, Use point 180 deg return (in-line) (not-automatic)

Use point 180 deg return (MC=R180S) (ISK=XVXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_SC/TH(G)_WC

Plain end/male clamp end

Discussions
B. Commodity
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q5P62, Zero deadleg T valve (in-line) (not-automatic)

Zero deadleg T valve (MC=VSDTP) (ISK=XVXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_WC

Plain end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q5P63, Zero deadleg T valve (in-line) (not-automatic)

Zero deadleg T valve (MC=VSDTC) (ISK=XVXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_52

Male clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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6Q5P65, Close-coupled branch valve (in-line) (not-

automatic)
Close-coupled branch valve (MC=VSCCB) (ISY=XVXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_WC

Plain end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q5P66, Close-coupled branch valve (in-line) (not-

automatic)
Close-coupled branch valve (MC=VSCCB) (ISY=XVXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_WC

Plain end/male clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

6Q5P68, Use point close-coupled branch valve (in-line)

(not-automatic)
Use point close-coupled branch valve (MC=VSCCBU) (ISK=XVXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_WC

Plain end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q5P69, Use point close-coupled branch valve (in-line)

(not-automatic)
Use point close-coupled branch valve (MC=VSCCBU) (ISK=XVXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_WC

Male clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

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6Q5P75, 3 way diverter valve (in-line) (not-automatic)

3 way diverter valve (MC=VS3WD) (ISK=XVXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_WC

Plain end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q5P76, 3 way diverter valve (in-line) (not-automatic)

3 way diverter valve (MC=VS3WD) (ISK=XVXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_WC

Male clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q5P77, 4 way diverter valve (in-line) (not-automatic)

Discussions
B. Commodity
4 way diverter valve (MC=VS4WD) (ISK=XVXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_WC

Plain end
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

6Q5P78, 4 way diverter valve (in-line) (not-automatic)

4 way diverter valve (MC=VS3WD) (ISK=XVXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_WC

Male clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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B.4 Piping Specialty Components, On-

line (6P6C) , In-line (6Q6C)
The applicability of the above AABB codes is as defined below for each component type.

The AABBCC code for piping specialty components consists of the applicable AABB code, 6P6C or 6Q6C,
followed by two numbers for the specific component type.

The Piping Component Model Entity and the Piping Component Analysis Entity will apply to these classes of
piping components.

Piping specialty components are not included in the piping materials class of the line in which placed. They are
independent of piping materials class.

Piping specialty components can be either named or unnamed, as follows:

Named components are those components to which a project unique name, called component number, is
assigned by the User in the Piping TDB AND whose dimensional data has been defined in the applicable
unit of the Instrument Task. The storage of data about piping specialty components in the Instrument
Task is temporary and only until such time as the Piping Specialties Task is developed.

Unnamed components are those components to which either a component number is not assigned by the
User in the Piping TDB and/or whose dimensional data has not been defined in the applicable unit of the
Instrument Task. During the design process, it is possible for a piping specialty component to first be
considered unnamed and then named, and vice versa. Data about unnamed piping specialty components
is stored in the piping specialties part of the Piping Job Specification. The primary access key to named
piping specialty components is their AABBCC code. An AABBCC code may be considered as a generic
code about which a more detailed definition is made in the Piping Job Specification. Depending upon the
circumstances:

- One or more model codes may be assigned to one AABBCC code, or

- The same model code may be assigned to different AABBCC codes.

The system will first search for dimensional data about the piping specialty component in the Instrument TDB.
In this search, the system will try to match the component number of the piping specialty component with the
"tag number" assigned to it in the Instrument TDB. If dimensional data about the component is found, the
system will assume the component to be named and will proceed to retrieve dimensional data about it.

If either the component or dimensional data about it is not found, the system will conclude that the component
is unnamed and will then search for it in the piping specialties part of the Piping Job Specification by its
AABBCC code, option and pertinent size range and will proceed to retrieve applicable data about it.

One of the items retrieved from either the Instrument TDB or the Piping Job Specification is the model code,
which will include the definition of the graphic representation of the component in the piping model.

Connect point dependent data about each component is organized in terms of green and red connect points. So
that the various sets of data that may exist about these connect points can remain coordinated, the following
conventions have been followed regarding the sequence of data in the Instrument TDB and in the Piping Job
Specification and regarding the naming of the Interactive Data Tables:

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If data is only shown under green connect point data, it applies to all ends of the component.

If the component has ends of two different nominal diameters, regardless of how the other end properties
compare, properties about the larger nominal diameter end(s) have been defined under the green connect
point data.

If the component has ends of the same nominal diameter but differing in some of the other end properties,
the following applies:

— If the termination type of the ends differ, regardless of the values for schedule/thickness, the
properties of the end(s) with the lowest codelist number defining its CP preparation have been defined
under the green connect point data.

— If the termination type of the ends are the same but the values for rating, schedule or thickness differ,
the properties of the "stronger" ends(s) have been defined under the green connect point data.

For each piping specialty component, dimensional data is defined in tables, as follows:

Named Specialty - If the component is named, regardless of its other characteristics, the following
applies:

— Both generic and specific data about the component is included in the applicable unit of the
Instrument TDB.

Discussions
B. Commodity
— Refer to the explanation given under table format P80 for details.

Unnamed Specialty, GCP=male - If the component is unnamed, if only green connect point data appears
in the definition of the component in the piping specialties part of the Piping Job Specification and if the
connect point is a male termination type, the following applies:

— Data about the component is included in a table with format P81. The name of this table is comprised
of the following parameters from the piping specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G) Unnamed_P

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water, weight of the
operator plus all those dimensional parameters required to display the component and its operator, if
any, in the model whose values are not defined in a generic table.

Unnamed Specialty, GCP≠male - If the component is unnamed, if only green connect point data appears
in the definition of the component in the piping specialties part of the Piping Job Specification and if the
connect point is not a male termination type, the following applies:

— Data about the component is included in a table with format P85. The name of this table is comprised
of the following parameters from the piping specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G) Rat(G) Unnamed_P

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water, weight of the
operator plus all those dimensional parameters required to display the component and its operator, if
any, in the model whose values are not defined in a generic table.

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Unnamed Specialty, GCP=bolted or female, RCP=male - If the component is unnamed, if both green
and red connect point data appears in the definition of the component in the piping specialties part of the
Piping Job Specification, the "green" connect point is either a bolted or a female termination type and the
red connect point is a male termination type, the following applies:

Data about the component is included in a table with format P95. The name of this table is comprised of
the following parameters from the piping specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Term(R)_Unnamed_P

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water, weight of the
operator plus all those dimensional parameters required to display the component and its operator, if any,
in the model whose values are not defined in a generic table.

Unnamed Specialty, GCP≠male, RCP≠male - If the component is unnamed, if both green and red
connect point data appears in the definition of the component in the piping specialties part of the Piping
Job Specification and neither the green nor the red connect points are male termination types, the
following applies:

Data about the component is included in a table with format P96. The name of this table is comprised of
the following parameters from the piping specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Term(R)_Rat(R) Unnamed_P

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water, weight of the
operator plus all those dimensional parameters required to display the component and its operator, if any,
in the model whose values are not defined in a generic table.

Unnamed Specialty, GCP=male, RCP=male - If the component is unnamed, if both green and red
connect point data appears in the definition of the component in the piping specialties part of the Piping
Job Specification and both the green and the red connect points are male termination types, the following
applies:

Data about the component is included in a table with format P91. The name of this table is comprised of
the following parameters from the piping specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G) Term(R) Unnamed_P

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water, weight of the
operator plus all those dimensional parameters required to display the component and its operator, if any,
in the model whose values are not defined in a generic table.

Unnamed Specialty, GCP=male, RCP≠male - If the component is unnamed, if both green and red
connect point data appears in the definition of the component in the piping specialties part of the Piping
Job Specification, the "green" connect point is a male termination type and the red connect point is not a
male termination type, the following applies:

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Data about the component is included in a table with format P97. The name of this table is comprised of
the following parameters from the piping specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC_GS_Term(G) Term(R) Rat(R) Unnamed_P

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points of
the component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water, weight of the
operator plus all those dimensional parameters required to display the component and its operator, if any,
in the model whose values are not defined in a generic table.

Piping specialty components will not have operators unless otherwise specifically indicated in paragraphs that
follow. Operators, if applicable, will always be defined independent of the components. Refer to paragraph
C6.1 for additional requirements regarding operators.

Piping specialty components and their operators are not placed during automatic component placement. They
must be positioned manually.

Reference to "ends" in component type definitions that follow refer to the applicable of in-line or tap ends that
might apply to the component.

Under the description of each table format applicable to each component type, the GCP and RCP rating and
schedule/thickness that needs to be provided in the Piping Job Specification has been listed. These values are
required for one or more of the reasons indicated below and will not necessarily be part of the names of the

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tables that include data about the component.

To procure the component.

To access data tables. Refer to Section 4, Model Graphics Definitions, for a description of the table
formats.

To supply data required for stress analysis purposes.

The following general comments apply to the use of symbols used to depict these piping specialty components:

The symbols shown below under each piping specialty component type are only suggested symbols that
can be used to depict such piping specialty components. Any piping specialty component symbol defined
in Paragraph C.3.1 may be used instead.

Insure that for each symbol used, a proper match has been to an Isogen symbol.

Unless specifically defined otherwise, symbols listed below have been defined so that they can be placed
either with or without actuators.

Taps may be placed during the design session as required to define connections whose definition is not
possible with the symbol chosen.

The AABBCC code for piping specialty components consists of the applicable AABB code, 6P6C or 6Q6C,
followed by two numbers for the specific component type.

AABBCC Description

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6Q6C01, Flame arrestor (in-line) (P&ID piping comp

type=513)
Flame arrestor type 1 (MC=S1AT or S1AS) (SN=S1AZ)

Flame arrestor type 2 (no actuator) (MC=S1BT or S1BS)

(SN=S1BZ)

6Q6C03, Hammer arrestor (in-line) (P&ID piping comp

type=515)
Hammer arrestor type 1 (MC=S3AT or S3AS) (SN=S3AZ)

6Q6C04, Vent silencer (in-line) (P&ID piping comp

type=516)
Vent silencer type 1 (MC=S4AT or S4AS) (SN=S4AZ)

6Q6C05, In-line silencer (in-line) (P&ID piping comp

type=517)
In-line silencer type 1 (MC=S5AT or S5AS) (SN=S5AZ)

In-line silencer type 2 (MC=S4AT or S4AS) (SN=S4AZ)

6Q6C07, Exhaust head (in-line) (P&ID piping comp

type=519)
Exhaust head type 1 (no actuator) (MC=S7AT or S7AS)
(SN=S7AZ)

6Q6C09, Breather vent (in-line) (P&ID piping comp

type=521)

6Q6C11, Free vent w/o screen (in-line) (P&ID piping comp

type=523)
Free vent w/o screen type 1 (no actuator) (MC=S1BT or S1BS)
(SN=S1BZ)

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Free vent w/o screen type 2 (MC=S11BT or S11BS) (SN=S11BZ)

6Q6C12, Free vent w/screen (in-line) (P&ID piping comp

type=524)
Free vent w/screen type 1 (no actuator) (MC=S1BT or S1BS)
(SN=S1BZ)

Free vent w/screen type 2 (MC=S11BT or S11BS) (SN=S11BZ)

6Q6C13, Motor operated valve (in-line) (with operator)

(P&ID piping comp type=525)

Motor operated valve type 1 (MC=S13AT or S13AS) (SN=S13AZ)

6Q6C15, Mixing T (in-line) (P&ID piping comp type=527)

This component will only apply to the P&ID Task. It is
built up from fittings in the Piping Task. It is

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acceptable for a comparison between designs in the P&ID and
Piping Tasks to report an inconsistency because of this
item.

6P6C17, Spray nozzle (on-line) (P&ID piping comp

type=529)
Spray nozzle type 1 (no actuator) (MC=S1BT or S1BS)
(SN=S1BZ)

6Q6C21, Removable spool (in-line) (P&ID piping comp

type=533)
This component will only apply to the P&ID Task. It is
built up from fittings in the Piping Task. It is
acceptable for a comparison between designs in the P&ID and
Piping Tasks to report an inconsistency because of this
item.

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6Q6C23, Swing elbow (in-line) (P&ID piping comp

type=535)
This component will only apply to the P&ID Task. It is
built up from fittings in the Piping Task. It is
acceptable for a comparison between designs in the P&ID and
Piping Tasks to report an inconsistency because of this
item.

6Q6C28, Expansion joint (in-line) (P&ID piping comp

type=540)
Expansion joint type 1, w/o offset (no actuator) (MC=S28AT
or S28AS) (SN=S28AZ)

Expansion joint type 2, w/offset (no actuator) (MC=S28BT or

S28BS) (SN=S28BZ)

6Q6C30, Hinged expansion joint (in-line) (P&ID piping

comp type=542)
Hinged expansion joint type 1, w/o offset (no actuator)
(MC=S28AT or S28AS) (SN=S28AZ)

Hinged expansion joint type 2, w/offset (no actuator)

(MC=S28BT or S28BS) (SN=S28BZ)

6Q6C32, Swivel joint (in-line) (P&ID piping comp

type=544)
Swivel joint type 1, straight thru (MC=S4AT or S4AS)
(SN=S4AZ)

Swivel joint type 2, single elbow (MC=S32BT or S32BS)

(SN=S32BZ)

Swivel joint type 3, double elbow (MC=S3AT or S3AS)

(SN=S3AZ)

6Q6C34, Mechanical coupling (in-line) (P&ID piping comp

type=546)
Dresser coupling type 1 (MC=S5AT or S5AS) (SN=S5AZ)

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6Q6C36, Flexible hose (in-line) (P&ID piping comp

type=548)
Flexible hose type 1 (no actuator) (MC=S36AT or S36AS)
(SN=S36AZ)

The requirements for flexible hoses are as follows:

o As with other specialty components, selection of a

flexible hose may be made either by:

- Defining its component number, or

- Defining it generically. In this case, the User at the

terminal will first select the "Option" code that
defines the end preparation that he wishes to use at the
ends of the hose. He will then select the AABBCC code
that applies to these components.

o With the above information, the system will establish from

the piping specialties section of the Piping Job
Specification the type of end preparation to be used at
the ends of the hose.

o The system will prompt the User to define the location of

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the two connect points that define the ends of the hose.

o The system will prompt the User to define points in space

that define the route of the centerline of the hose.

o With this information, the system will display the

graphics that represent the ends of the flexible hose.
The centerline of these graphics will then be joined by
the system with the points that define the centerline of
the hose. A solid, heavy weight, single line is used
to represent this centerline.

o The system will display to the User the linear length of

the line representing the centerline of the hose and will
prompt the User to define the length of the hose to be
provided. This length is stored in the TDB and will
be available in the procurement of the component.

o There is no table that defines data which is specific

to flexible hoses.

6Q6C40, Sample cooler (in-line) (P&ID piping comp

type=552)
Sample cooler type 1 (MC=S4AT or S4AS) (SN=S4AZ)

Sample cooler type 2 (MC=S32BT or S32BS) (SN=S32BZ)

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6Q6C45, Single basket strainer (in-line) (P&ID piping

comp type=557)
Single basket strainer type 1 (MC=S3AT or S3AS) (SN=S3AZ)

6Q6C47, Duplex basket strainer (in-line with operator)

(P&ID piping comp type=559)
Duplex basket strainer type 1 (MC=S1AT or S1AS) (SN=S1AZ)

6Q6C49, T strainer (in-line) (P&ID piping comp type=561)

T strainer, commodity type 1 (MC=S49AC) (SN=S49AC)

TNF=P15A & P59

Flanged ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P26A & P62

Flanged/socketwelded ends
Flanged/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="Value"

TNF=P15A & P59

Beveled ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

TNF=P27A & P59

Beveled/flanged ends
Beveled/socketwelded ends
Beveled/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

T strainer, specialty type 1 (no actuator) (MC=S49AT or

S49AS) (SN=S49AZ)

6Q6C51, Y strainer (in-line) (P&ID piping comp type=563)

Y strainer, commodity type 1 (no actuator) (MC=S51AC)
(SN=S51AC)

TNF=P27A & P59

Beveled/socketwelded ends
Beveled/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="Value"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

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TNF=P26A & P59

Socketwelded/socketwelded ends
Socketwelded/female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

Y strainer, specialty type 1 (no actuator) (MC=S51AT or

S51AS) (SN=S51AZ)

6Q6C52, Temporary strainer (in-line) (P&ID piping comp

type=564)
Any of the model codes for strainers may be used under this
AABBCC code.

6Q6C53, Basket strainer (in-line) (P&ID piping comp

type=565)
Basket strainer, commodity type 1 (no actuator) (MC=S53AC)
(SN=S53AC)

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TNF=P15A & P59
Thru-bolted ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Basket strainer, specialty type 1 (no actuator) (MC=S53AT or

S53AS) (SN=S53AZ)

6Q6C55, Cone strainer (in-line) (P&ID piping comp

type=567)
Cone strainer type 1 (no actuator) (MC=S53AT or S53AS)
(SN=S53AZ)

6Q6C57, Flat plate strainer (in-line) (P&ID piping comp

type=569)
Flat plate strainer type 1 (no actuator) (MC=S53AT or S53AS)
(SN=S53AZ)

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6Q6C59, Sump strainer (in-line) (P&ID piping comp

type=571)
Sump strainer type 1 (no actuator) (MC=S1BT or S1BS)
(SN=S1BZ)

6Q6C64, Filter (in-line) (P&ID piping comp type=576)

Filter type 1 (MC=S3AT or S3AS) (SN=S3AZ)

Filter type 2 (MC=S64BT or S64BS) (SN=S64BZ)

6Q6C70, Steam trap (in-line) (P&ID piping comp type=582)

6Q6C71, Float steam trap (in-line) (P&ID piping comp

type=583)

6Q6C72, Inverted bucket steam trap (in-line) (P&ID piping

comp type=584)

6Q6C74, Thermostatic steam trap (in-line) (P&ID piping

comp type=586)

6Q6C76, Thermodynamic steam trap (in-line) (P&ID piping

comp type=588)

6Q6C78, Impulse steam trap (in-line) (P&ID piping comp

type=590)
For types 70 through 78 use any of the symbols defined
below:

Steam trap, commodity type 1, (MC=S1AC) (SN=S1AC)

Steam trap, commodity type 2, (MC=S3AC) (SN=S3AC)
Steam trap, commodity type 3, (MC=S4AC) (SN=S4AC)
Steam trap, commodity type 4, (MC=S32BC) (SN=S32BC)
Steam trap, commodity type 5, (MC=S64BC) (SN=S64BC)
Steam trap, commodity type 6, (MC=S70AC) (SN=S70AC)
Steam trap, commodity type 7, (MC=S70BC) (SN=S70BC)
Steam trap, commodity type 8 (no actuator), (MC=S78AC)
(SN=S78AC)

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TNF=P15A & P59

Socketwelded ends
Female threaded ends
For GCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

Steam trap, specialty type 1, (MC=S1AT or S1AS) (SN=S1AZ)

Steam trap, specialty type 2, (MC=S3AT or S3AS) (SN=S3AZ)

Steam trap, specialty type 3, (MC=S4AT or S4AS) (SN=S4AZ)

Steam trap, specialty type 4, (MC=S32BT or S32BS) (SN=S32BZ)

Steam trap, specialty type 5, (MC=S64BT or S64BS) (SN=S64BZ)

Steam trap, specialty type 6 (no actuator), (MC=S78AT or

S78AS) (SN=S78AZ)

6Q6C99, Generic component (in-line) (P&ID piping comp

type=611)
Any of the model codes for in-line piping specialty
components may be used under this AABBCC code.

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B.5 Instrument Specialty Discussions

B.5.1 Signal Lines (7N2A)
There is no data in the alphanumeric database of the Piping Task to represent this class of instrument
components.

It is possible to connect signal lines to PCPs, pipelines or other signal lines. The system will refuse to allow the
connection of signal lines to other items.

AABBCC Description

7N2A01, Conn to process/supply line

7N2A02, Capillary tube

7N2A03, Mechanical link

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B.5.2 Control Valves and Regulators (7P1E)

The AABBCC code for control valves and regulators will consist of the applicable AABB code, 7P1E, followed
by two numbers for the specific instrument.

The Instrument Component Model Entity and the Instrument Component Analysis Entity will apply to this class
of instrument components.

Control valves and regulators may be:

Connected to an equipment nozzle by direct mounting on it.

Connected to a pipeline by either:

— Insertion in it

— Direct mounting to the PCP of an in-line piping component

— Direct mounting to the PCP of another in-line instrument component.

Placed unconnected.

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It is possible either to insert these instrument components in the pipeline in which they belong with the system
breaking the line graphics as required (the system will rotate the instrument component as dictated by the
orientation of the line in which it is to be inserted); or to place these components in free space and then pipe to
them.

Control valves and regulators will not be included in the piping materials class of the line in which placed.
They are independent of piping materials class.

Control valves and regulators can be either named or unnamed, as follows:

Named components are those components to which a project unique name, called component number, is
assigned by the User in the Piping TDB AND whose dimensional data has been defined in the applicable
unit of the Instrument Task.

Unnamed components are those components to which either a component number has not been assigned
by the User in the Piping TDB and/or whose dimensional data has not been defined in the applicable unit
of the Instrument Task. During the design process, it is possible for a control valve or regulator to first be
considered unnamed and then named, and vice versa. Data about unnamed control valves and regulators
is stored in the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification. The primary access key to
named control valves and regulators is their AABBCC code. An AABBCC code may be considered as a
generic code about which a more detailed definition is made in the Piping Job Specification. Depending
upon the circumstances:

— One or more model codes may be assigned to one AABBCC code, or

— The same model code may be assigned to different AABBCC codes.

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The system will first search for dimensional data about the control valve or regulator in the Instrument TDB. In
this search, the system will try to match the component number of the control valve or regulator with the tag
number assigned to it in the Instrument TDB. If dimensional data about the component is found, the system
will assume the component to be named and will proceed to retrieve dimensional data about it.

If either the component or dimensional data about it is not found, the system will conclude that the component
is unnamed and will then search for it in the piping specialties part of the Piping Job Specification by its
AABBCC code, option and pertinent size range and will proceed to retrieve applicable data about it.

One of the items retrieved from either the Instrument TDB or the Piping Job Specification is the model code,
which will include the definition of the graphic representation of the component in the piping model.

Connect point dependent data about each component is organized in terms of green and red connect points. So
that the various sets of data that may exist about these connect points can remain coordinated, the following
conventions have been followed regarding the sequence of data in the Instrument TDB and in the Piping Job
Specification and regarding the naming of the Interactive Data Tables:

If data is only shown under green connect point data, it applies to all ends of the component.

If the component has ends of two different nominal diameters, regardless of how the other end properties
compare, properties about the larger nominal diameter end(s) have been defined under the green connect
point data.

If the component has ends of the same nominal diameter but differing in some of the other end properties,
the following applies:

— If the termination type of the ends differ, regardless of the values for schedule/thickness, the
properties of the end(s) with the lowest codelist number defining its CP preparation have been defined
under the green connect point data.

— If the termination type of the ends are the same but the values for rating, schedule or thickness differ,
the properties of the stronger ends(s) have been defined under the green connect point data.

For each control valve or regulator, dimensional data is defined in tables, as follows:

Named Instrument - If the component is named, regardless of its other characteristics, the following
applies:

— Both generic and specific data about the component is included in the applicable unit of the
Instrument TDB.

— Refer to the explanation given under table format I80 for details.

Unnamed Instrument, GCP=male - If the component is unnamed, if only green connect point data
appears in the definition of the component in the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job
Specification and if the connect point is a male termination type, the following applies:

— Data about the component is included in a table with format I81. The name of this table is comprised
of the following parameters from the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

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MC GS Term(G) Unnamed_I

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water, weight of the
actuator plus all those dimensional parameters required to display the component and its actuator, if
any, in the model whose values are not defined in a generic table.

Unnamed Instrument, GCP≠male - If the component is unnamed, if only green connect point data
appears in the definition of the component in the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job
Specification and if the connect point is not a male termination type, the following applies:

— Data about the component is included in a table with format I85. The name of this table is comprised
of the following parameters from the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G) Rat(G) Unnamed_I

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water, weight of the
actuator plus all those dimensional parameters required to display the component and its actuator, if
any, in the model whose values are not defined in a generic table.

Unnamed Instrument, GCP=bolted or female, RCP=male - If the component is unnamed, if both

green and red connect point data appears in the definition of the component in the instrument specialties

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part of the Piping Job Specification, the green connect point is either a bolted or a female termination type
and the red connect point is a male termination type, the following applies:

— Data about the component is included in a table with format I95. The name of this table is comprised
of the following parameters from the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Term(R)_Unnamed_I

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points
of the component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water, weight of
the actuator plus all those dimensional parameters required to display the component and its actuator,
if any, in the model whose values are not defined in a generic table.

Unnamed Instrument, GCP≠male, RCP≠male - If the component is unnamed, if both green and red
connect point data appears in the definition of the component in the instrument specialties part of the
Piping Job Specification and neither the green nor the red connect points are male termination types, the
following applies:

— Data about the component is included in a table with format I96. The name of this table is comprised
of the following parameters from the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Term(R)_Rat(R) Unnamed_I

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points
of the component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water, weight of
the actuator plus all those dimensional parameters required to display the component and its actuator,
if any, in the model whose values are not defined in a generic table.

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Unnamed Instrument, GCP=male, RCP=male - If the component is unnamed, if both green and red
connect point data appears in the definition of the component in the instrument specialties part of the
Piping Job Specification and both the green and the red connect points are male termination types, the
following applies:

— Data about the component is included in a table with format I91. The name of this table is comprised
of the following parameters from the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G) Term(R) Unnamed_I

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points
of the component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water, weight of
the actuator plus all those dimensional parameters required to display the component and its actuator,
if any, in the model whose values are not defined in a generic table.

Unnamed Instrument, GCP=male, RCP≠male - If the component is unnamed, if both green and red
connect point data appears in the definition of the component in the instrument specialties part of the
Piping Job Specification, the green connect point is a male termination type and the red connect point is
not a male termination type, the following applies:

— Data about the component is included in a table with format I97. The name of this table is comprised
of the following parameters from the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC_GS_Term(G) Term(R) Rat(R) Unnamed_I

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points
of the component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water, weight of
the actuator plus all those dimensional parameters required to display the component and its actuator,
if any, in the model whose values are not defined in a generic table.

Control valves and regulators will have actuators unless otherwise specifically indicated in paragraphs that
follow. Actuators are defined independent of the components unless otherwise specifically indicated in
paragraphs that follow. Refer to paragraph C6.1 for additional requirements regarding actuators.

Control valves and regulators and their actuators will not be automatically placed during automatic component
placement. They will always be positioned by the User.

Reference to ends in component type definitions that follow refer to the applicable of in-line or tap ends that
might apply to the component.

Under the description of each table format applicable to each component type, the GCP and RCP rating and
schedule/thickness that needs to be provided in the Piping Job Specification has been listed. These values are
required for one or more of the reasons indicated below and will not necessarily be part of the names of the
tables that include data about the component.

To procure the component.

To access data tables. Refer to Section 4, Model Graphics Definitions, for a description of the table
formats.

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To supply data required for stress analysis purposes.

The following general comments apply to the use of symbols used to depict these instruments:

— The symbols shown below under each instrument type are only suggested symbols that can be used to
depict such instruments. Any instrument symbol defined in Paragraphs C5.2, C5.3, C5.4 or C5.5 may
be used instead.

— Ensure that for each symbol used, a proper match has been to an Isogen symbol.

— Unless specifically defined otherwise, symbols listed below have been defined so that they can be
placed either with or without actuators.

— Taps may be placed during the design session as required to define connections whose definition is
not possible with the symbol chosen.

The AABBCC code for control valves and regulators will consist of the applicable AABB code, 7P1E, followed
by two numbers for the specific instrument.

AABBCC Description

7P1E01, [2-way generic body] control valve (in-line)

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(P&ID instr comp type=72)

Any of the model codes for 2-way control valves may be used
under this AABBCC code.

7P1E02, [2-way generic body] angle control valve (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=73)

Any of the model codes for 2-way angle control valves may be
used under this AABBCC code.

7P1E03, 3-way [generic body] control valve (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=74)

3-way generic valve type 1 (MC=I3AT or I3AS) (SN=I3AZ)

7P1E04, 4-way [generic body] control valve (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=75)

Any of the model codes for 4-way control valves may be used
under this AABBCC code.

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7P1E05, [2-way] angle globe control valve (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=76)

Angle globe control valve type 1 (MC=I5AT or I5AS) (SN=I5AZ)

7P1E06, 3-way globe control valve (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=77)

3-way globe control valve type 1 (MC=I6AT or I6AS) (SN=I6AZ)

7P1E07, [2-way] solenoid valve (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=78)

Solenoid valve type 1 (MC=I7AT or I7AS) (SN=I7AZ)

7P1E08, [2-way] angle solenoid valve (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=79)

Angle solenoid valve type 1 (MC=I5AT or I5AS) (SN=I5AZ)

7P1E09, 3-way solenoid valve (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=80)

Any of the model codes for 3-way control valves may be used
under this AABBCC code.

7P1E10, 4-way solenoid valve (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=81)

Any of the model codes for 4-way control valves may be used
under this AABBCC code.

7P1E11, 3-way plug control valve (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=82)

3-way plug control valve type 1 (MC=I11AT or I11AS)

(SN=I11AZ)

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7P1E12, 4-way plug control valve (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=83)

4-way plug control valve type 1 (MC=I12AT or I12AS)

(SN=I12AZ)

7P1E13, [2-way] ball control valve (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=84)

Ball control valve type 1 (MC=I13AT or I13AS) (SN=I13AZ)

7P1E14, 3-way ball control valve (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=85)

3-way ball control valve type 1 (MC=I14AT or I14AS)

(SN=I14AZ)

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7P1E15, [2-way] globe control valve (in-line)
(P&ID instr comp type=86)

Globe control valve type 1 (MC=I15AT or I15AS) (SN=I15AZ)

7P1E16, [2-way] plug control valve (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=87)

Plug control valve type 1 (MC=I16AT or I16AS) (SN=I16AZ)

7P1E17, [2-way] butterfly control valve (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=88)

Butterfly control valve type 1 (MC=I17AT or I17AS)

(SN=I17AZ)

7P1E18, [2-way] knife gate control valve (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=89)

Knife gate control valve type 1 (MC=I17AT or I17AS)

(SN=I17AZ)

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7P1E19, [2-way] diaphragm control valve (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=90)

Diaphragm control valve type 1 (MC=I7AT or I7AS) (SN=I7AZ)

7P1E20, [2-way] slide control valve (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=91)

Slide control valve type 1 (MC=I20AT or I20AS) (SN=I20AZ)

7P1E21, 3-way slide control valve (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=92)

3-way slide control valve type 1 (MC=Later) (SN=Later)

7P1E22, [2-way] multivane 1 damp/louv CV (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=93)

Multivane 1 damp/louv CV type 1 (MC=I17AT or I17AS)

(SN=I17AZ)

7P1E23, [2-way] multivane 2 damp/louv CV (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=94)

Multivane 2 damp/louv CV type 1 (MC=I17AT or I17AS)

(SN=I17AZ)

7P1E24, [2-way] single vane damp/louv CV (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=95)

Single vane damp/louv CV type 1 (MC=117AT or I17AS)

(SN=I17AZ)

7P1E27, Control valve w/equip (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=98)

This valve will not be represented in the 3D model.

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7P1E30, Automatic recirculation valve (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=101)

Automatic recirculation valve type 1 (MC=I30AT or I30AS)

(SN=I30AZ)

7P1E33, Self contained press red reg (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=104)

Self contained press red reg type 1 (MC=I7AT or I7AS)

(SN=I7AZ)

7P1E34, Press red reg w/ ext tap (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=105)

Press red reg w/ ext tap type 1 (MC=I7AT or I7AS) (SN=I7AZ)

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7P1E35, Press red reg w/ int RV (in-line)
(P&ID instr comp type=106)

Press red reg w/ int RV type 1 (MC=I7AT or I7AS) (SN=I7AZ)

7P1E38, Self contained backpress reg (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=109)

Self contained backpress reg type 1 (MC=I7AT or I7AS)

(SN=I7AZ)

7P1E39, Backpress reg w/ ext tap (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=110)

Backpress reg w/ ext tap type 1 (MC=I7AT or I7AS) (SN=I7AZ)

7P1E42, Diff press red reg w/int & ext taps (in-line)
(P&ID instr comp type=113)

Diff press red reg w/int & ext taps type 1 (MC=I7AT or I7AS)
(SN=I7AZ)

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7P1E44, [2-way] filled system temp reg (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=115)

Filled system temp reg type 1 (MC=I7AT or I7AS) (SN=I7AZ)

7P1E45, [2-way] angle filled system temp reg (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=116)

Angle filled system temp reg type 1 (MC=I5AT or I5AS)

(SN=I5AZ)

7P1E46, 3-way filled system temp reg (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=117)

3-way filled system temp reg type 1 (MC=I6AT or I6AS)

(SN=I6AZ)

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B.5.3 Relief Devices (7P2C)

The AABBCC code for relief devices will consist of the applicable AABB code, 7P2C, followed by two
numbers for the specific device.

The Instrument Component Model Entity and the Instrument Component Analysis Entity will apply to this class
of instrument components.

Relief devices can be:

Connected to an equipment nozzle by direct mounting on it.

Connected to a pipeline by either:

— Insertion in it

— Direct mounting to the PCP of an in-line piping component

— Direct mounting to the PCP of another in-line instrument component.

Placed unconnected.

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B. Commodity
It is possible either to insert these instrument components in the pipeline in which they belong with the system
breaking the line graphics as required (the system will rotate the instrument component as dictated by the
orientation of the line in which it is to be inserted); or to place these components in free space and then pipe to
them.

Relief devices will not be included in the piping materials class of the line in which placed. They are
independent of piping materials class.

Relief devices can be either named or unnamed, as follows:

Named components are those components to which a project unique name, called component number, is
assigned by the User in the Piping TDB AND whose dimensional data has been defined in the applicable
unit of the Instrument Task.

Unnamed components are those components to which either a component number has not been assigned
by the User in the Piping TDB and/or whose dimensional data has not been defined in the applicable unit
of the Instrument Task. During the design process, it is possible for a relief device to first be considered
unnamed and then named, and vice versa. Data about unnamed relief devices will be stored in the
instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification. The primary access key to named relief
devices will be their AABBCC code. An AABBCC code may be considered as a generic code about
which a more detailed definition is made in the Piping Job Specification. Depending upon the
circumstances:

— One or more model codes may be assigned to one AABBCC code, or

— The same model code may be assigned to different AABBCC codes.

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The system will first search for dimensional data about the relief device in the Instrument TDB. In this search,
the system will try to match the component number of the relief device with the tag number assigned to it in the
Instrument TDB. If dimensional data about the component is found, the system will assume the component to
be named and will proceed to retrieve dimensional data about it.

If either the component or dimensional data about it is not found, the system will conclude that the component
is unnamed and will then search for it in the piping specialties part of the Piping Job Specification by its
AABBCC code, option and pertinent size range and will proceed to retrieve applicable data about it.

One of the items retrieved from either the Instrument TDB or the Piping Job Specification is the model code,
which will include the definition of the graphic representation of the component in the piping model.

Connect point dependent data about each component is organized in terms of green and red connect points. So
that the various sets of data that may exist about these connect points can remain coordinated, the following
conventions have been followed regarding the sequence of data in the Instrument TDB and in the Piping Job
Specification and regarding the naming of the Interactive Data Tables:

If data is only shown under green connect point data, it applies to all ends of the component.

If the component has ends of two different nominal diameters, regardless of how the other end properties
compare, properties about the larger nominal diameter end(s) have been defined under the green connect
point data.

If the component has ends of the same nominal diameter but differing in some of the other end properties,
the following applies:

— If the termination type of the ends differ, regardless of the values for schedule/thickness, the
properties of the end(s) with the lowest codelist number defining its CP preparation have been defined
under the green connect point data.

— If the termination type of the ends are the same but the values for rating, schedule or thickness differ,
the properties of the stronger ends(s) have been defined under the green connect point data.

For each relief device, dimensional data is defined in tables, as follows:

Named Instruments - If the component is named, regardless of its other characteristics, the following
applies:

— Both generic and specific data about the component is included in the applicable unit of the
Instrument TDB.

— Refer to the explanation given under table format I80 for details.

Unnamed Instrument, GCP=male - If the component is unnamed, if only green connect point data
appears in the definition of the component in the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job
Specification and if the connect point is a male termination type, the following applies:

— Data about the component is included in a table with format I81. The name of this table is comprised
of the following parameters from the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

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MC GS Term(G) Unnamed_I

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water, weight of the
actuator plus all those dimensional parameters required to display the component and its actuator, if
any, in the model whose values are not defined in a generic table.

Unnamed Instrument, GCP≠male - If the component is unnamed, if only green connect point data
appears in the definition of the component in the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job
Specification and if the connect point is not a male termination type, the following applies:

— Data about the component is included in a table with format I85. The name of this table is comprised
of the following parameters from the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G) Rat(G) Unnamed_I

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water, weight of the
actuator plus all those dimensional parameters required to display the component and its actuator, if
any, in the model whose values are not defined in a generic table.

Unnamed Instrument, GCP=bolted or female, RCP=male - If the component is unnamed, if both

green and red connect point data appears in the definition of the component in the instrument specialties

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part of the Piping Job Specification, the green connect point is either a bolted or a female termination type
and the red connect point is a male termination type, the following applies:

— Data about the component is included in a table with format I95. The name of this table is comprised
of the following parameters from the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Term(R)_Unnamed_I

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points
of the component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water, weight of
the actuator plus all those dimensional parameters required to display the component and its actuator,
if any, in the model whose values are not defined in a generic table.

Unnamed Instrument, GCP≠male, RCP≠male - If the component is unnamed, if both green and red
connect point data appears in the definition of the component in the instrument specialties part of the
Piping Job Specification and neither the green nor the red connect points are male termination types, the
following applies:

— Data about the component is included in a table with format I96. The name of this table is comprised
of the following parameters from the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Term(R)_Rat(R) Unnamed_I

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points
of the component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water, weight of
the actuator plus all those dimensional parameters required to display the component and its actuator,
if any, in the model whose values are not defined in a generic table.

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Unnamed Instrument, GCP=male, RCP=male - If the component is unnamed, if both green and red
connect point data appears in the definition of the component in the instrument specialties part of the
Piping Job Specification and both the green and the red connect points are male termination types, the
following applies:

— Data about the component is included in a table with format I91. The name of this table is comprised
of the following parameters from the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G) Term(R) Unnamed_I

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points
of the component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water, weight of
the actuator plus all those dimensional parameters required to display the component and its actuator,
if any, in the model whose values are not defined in a generic table.

Unnamed Instrument, GCP=male, RCP≠male - If the component is unnamed, if both green and red
connect point data appears in the definition of the component in the instrument specialties part of the
Piping Job Specification, the green connect point is a male termination type and the red connect point is
not a male termination type, the following applies:

— Data about the component is included in a table with format I97. The name of this table is comprised
of the following parameters from the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC_GS_Term(G) Term(R) Rat(R) Unnamed_I

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points
of the component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water, weight of
the actuator plus all those dimensional parameters required to display the component and its actuator,
if any, in the model whose values are not defined in a generic table.

Relief devices will have actuators unless otherwise specifically indicated in paragraphs that follow. Actuators
are defined independent of the components unless otherwise specifically indicated in paragraphs that follow.
Refer to paragraph C.6.1 for additional requirements regarding actuators.

Relief devices and their actuators will not be automatically placed during automatic component placement.
They will always be positioned by the User.

Reference to ends in component type definitions that follow refer to the applicable of in-line or tap ends that
might apply to the component.

Under the description of each table format applicable to each component type, the GCP and RCP rating and
schedule/thickness that needs to be provided in the Piping Job Specification has been listed. These values are
required for one or more of the reasons indicated below and will not necessarily be part of the names of the
tables that include data about the component.

To procure the component.

To access data tables. Refer to Section 4, Model Graphics Definitions, for a description of the table
formats.

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To supply data required for stress analysis purposes.

The following general comments apply to the use of symbols used to depict these instruments:

— The symbols shown below under each instrument type are only suggested symbols that can be used to
depict such instruments. Any instrument symbol defined in Paragraphs C5.2, C5.3, C5.4 or C5.5 may
be used instead.

— Ensure that for each symbol used, a proper match has been to an Isogen symbol.

— Unless specifically defined otherwise, symbols listed below have been defined so that they can be
placed either with or without actuators.

— Taps may be placed during the design session as required to define connections whose definition is
not possible with the symbol chosen.

The AABBCC code for relief devices will consist of the applicable AABB code, 7P2C, followed by two
numbers for the specific device.

AABBCC Description

7P2C01, Angle press relief valve (in-line)

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(P&ID instr comp type=138)

Angle press relief valve type 1 (MC=I8AT or I8AS) (SN=I8AZ)

7P2C06, Straight-thru press relief valve (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=143)

Straight-thru press relief valve type 1 (MC=I7AT or I7AS)

(SN=I7AZ)

Straight-thru press relief valve type 2 (no actuator)

(MC=I106BT or I106BS) (SN=I106BZ)

7P2C09, Vac relief valve (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=146)

Vac relief valve type 1 (MC=I8AT or I8AS) (SN=I8AZ)

Vac relief valve type 2 (no actuator) (MC=I109BT or I109BS)

(SN=I109BZ)

Vac relief valve type 3 (no actuator) (MC=I106BT or I106BS)

(SN=I106BZ)

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7P2C12, Press/vac relief valve (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=149)

Press/vac relief valve type 1 (MC=I8AT or I8AS) (SN=I8AZ)

7P2C14, Press/vac relief manhole cover (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=151)

Press/vac relief manhole cover type 1 (no actuator)

(MC=I106BT or I106BS) (SN=I106BZ)

7P2C16, Press relief rupture disc (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=153)

Press relief rupture disc type 1 (MC=I18AT or I18AS)

(SN=I18AZ)

7P2C18, Vac relief rupture disc (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=155)

Vac relief rupture disc type 1 (MC=I18AT or I18AS)

(SN=I18AZ)

Vac relief rupture disc type 2 (no actuator) (MC=I118BT or

I118BS) (SN=I118BZ)

7P2C20, Temp fusible plug or disc (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=157)

Temp fusible plug or disc type 1 (no actuator) (MC=I120AT or

I120AS) (SN=I120AZ)

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B.5.4 Other in-line Instruments (7P3C)

The AABBCC code for other in-line instruments consists of the applicable AABB code, 7P3C, followed by
two numbers for the specific instrument.

The Instrument Component Model Entity and the Instrument Component Analysis Entity will apply to this class
of instrument components.

Other in-line instruments may be:

Connected to an equipment nozzle by direct mounting on it.

Connected to a pipeline by either:

— Insertion in it

— Direct mounting to the PCP of an in-line piping component

— Direct mounting to the PCP of another in-line instrument component.

Placed unconnected.

Discussions
B. Commodity
It is possible either to insert these instrument components in the pipeline in which they belong with the system
breaking the line graphics as required (the system will rotate the instrument component as dictated by the
orientation of the line in which it is to be inserted); or to place these components in free space and then pipe to
them.

Other in-line instruments will not be included in the piping materials class of the line in which placed. They are
independent of piping materials class.

Other in-line instruments can be either named or unnamed, as follows:

Named components are those components to which a project unique name, called component number, is
assigned by the User in the Piping TDB AND whose dimensional data has been defined in the applicable
unit of the Instrument Task.

Unnamed components are those components to which either a component number has not been assigned
by the User in the Piping TDB and/or whose dimensional data has not been defined in the applicable unit
of the Instrument Task. During the design process, it is possible for an other in-line instrument to first be
considered unnamed and then named, and vice versa. Data about unnamed other in-line instruments is
stored in the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification. The primary access key to named
other in-line instruments is their AABBCC code. An AABBCC code may be considered as a generic
code about which a more detailed definition is made in the Piping Job Specification. Depending upon the
circumstances:

— One or more model codes may be assigned to one AABBCC code, or

— The same model code may be assigned to different AABBCC codes.

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The system will first search for dimensional data about the other in-line instrument in the Instrument TDB. In
this search, the system will try to match the component number of the other in-line instrument with the tag
number assigned to it in the Instrument TDB. If dimensional data about the component is found, the system
will assume the component to be named and will proceed to retrieve dimensional data about it.

If either the component or dimensional data about it is not found, the system will conclude that the component
is unnamed and will then search for it in the piping specialties part of the Piping Job Specification by its
AABBCC code, option and pertinent size range and will proceed to retrieve applicable data about it.

One of the items retrieved from either the Instrument TDB or the Piping Job Specification is the model code,
which will include the definition of the graphic representation of the component in the piping model.

Connect point dependent data about each component is organized in terms of green and red connect points. So
that the various sets of data that may exist about these connect points can remain coordinated, the following
conventions have been followed regarding the sequence of data in the Instrument TDB and in the Piping Job
Specification and regarding the naming of the Interactive Data Tables:

If data is only shown under green connect point data, it applies to all ends of the component.

If the component has ends of two different nominal diameters, regardless of how the other end properties
compare, properties about the larger nominal diameter end(s) have been defined under the green connect
point data.

If the component has ends of the same nominal diameter but differing in some of the other end properties,
the following applies:

— If the termination type of the ends differ, regardless of the values for schedule/thickness, the
properties of the end(s) with the lowest codelist number defining its CP preparation have been defined
under the green connect point data.

— If the termination type of the ends are the same but the values for rating, schedule or thickness differ,
the properties of the stronger ends(s) have been defined under the green connect point data.

For each other in-line instrument, dimensional data is defined in tables, as follows:

If the component is named, regardless of its other characteristics, the following applies:

— Both generic and specific data about the component is included in the applicable unit of the
Instrument TDB.

— Refer to the explanation given under table format I80 for details.

If the component is unnamed, if only green connect point data appears in the definition of the component
in the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification and if the connect point is a male
termination type, the following applies:

— Data about the component is included in a table with format I81. The name of this table is comprised
of the following parameters from the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G) Unnamed_I

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The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water plus all those
dimensional parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined
in a generic table.

If the component is unnamed, if only green connect point data appears in the definition of the component
in the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification and if the connect point is not a male
termination type, the following applies:

— Data about the component is included in a table with format I85. The name of this table is comprised
of the following parameters from the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G) Rat(G) Unnamed_I

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water plus all those
dimensional parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined
in a generic table.

If the component is unnamed, if both green and red connect point data appears in the definition of the
component in the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification, the green connect point is
either a bolted or a female termination type and the red connect point is a male termination type, the
following applies:

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— Data about the component is included in a table with format I95. The name of this table is comprised
of the following parameters from the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Term(R)_Unnamed_I

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points
of the component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water plus all
those dimensional parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not
defined in a generic table.

If the component is unnamed, if both green and red connect point data appears in the definition of the
component in the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification and neither the green nor the
red connect points are male termination types, the following applies:

— Data about the component is included in a table with format I96. The name of this table is comprised
of the following parameters from the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Term(R)_Rat(R) Unnamed_I

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points
of the component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water plus all
those dimensional parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not
defined in a generic table.

If the component is unnamed, if both green and red connect point data appears in the definition of the
component in the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification and both the green and the
red connect points are male termination types, the following applies:

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— Data about the component is included in a table with format I91. The name of this table is comprised
of the following parameters from the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G) Term(R) Unnamed_I

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points
of the component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water plus all
those dimensional parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not
defined in a generic table.

If the component is unnamed, if both green and red connect point data appears in the definition of the
component in the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification, the green connect point is a
male termination type and the red connect point is not a male termination type, the following applies:

— Data about the component is included in a table with format I97. The name of this table is comprised
of the following parameters from the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC_GS_Term(G) Term(R) Rat(R) Unnamed_I

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points
of the component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water plus all
those dimensional parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not
defined in a generic table.

Other in-line instruments will have not have actuators.

Other in-line instruments will not be automatically placed during automatic component placement. They will
always be positioned by the User.

Reference to ends in component type definitions that follow refer to the applicable of in-line or tap ends that
might apply to the component.

Under the description of each table format applicable to each component type, the GCP and RCP rating and
schedule/thickness that needs to be provided in the Piping Job Specification has been listed. These values are
required for one or more of the reasons indicated below and will not necessarily be part of the names of the
tables that include data about the component.

To procure the component.

To access data tables. Refer to Section 4, Model Graphics Definitions, for a description of the table
formats.

To supply data required for stress analysis purposes.

The following general comments apply to the use of symbols used to depict these instruments:

— The symbols shown below under each instrument type are only suggested symbols that can be used to
depict such instruments. Any instrument symbol defined in Paragraphs C5.2, C5.3, C5.4 or C5.5 may
be used instead.

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— Ensure that for each symbol used, a proper match has been to an Isogen symbol.

— Unless specifically defined otherwise, symbols listed below have been defined so that they can be
placed either with or without actuators.

— Taps may be placed during the design session as required to define connections whose definition is
not possible with the symbol chosen.

The AABBCC code for other in-line instruments consists of the applicable AABB code, 7P3C, followed by
two numbers for the specific instrument.

AABBCC Description

7P3C01, Balloon instr (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=171)

Balloon instr type 1 (no actuator) (MC=I201AT or I201AS)

(SN=I201AZ)

Balloon instr type 2 (MC=I201BT or I201BS) (SN=I201BZ)

Balloon instr type 3 (MC=I201CT or I201CS) (SN=I201CZ)

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In addition, any of the model codes for other instruments
may be used under this AABBCC code.

7P3C02, Restriction orif union (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=172)

Restriction orif union type 1 (no actuator) (MC=I118BT or

I118BS) (SN=I118BZ)

7P3C03, Valve w/restriction orif (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=173)

Valve w/restriction orif type 1 (MC=I7AT or I7AS) (SN=I7AZ)

7P3C04, Orif plate (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=174)

Orif plate type 1 (MC=I18AT or I18AS) (SN=I18AZ)

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7P3C05, Orif plate & flanges (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=175)

Orif plate & flanges type 1 (MC=I201BT or I201BS)

(SN=I201BZ)

It is assumed that gaskets and bolts are supplied by the

Instrument Vendor.

7P3C06, Orif plate, flanges & meter run (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=176)

Orif plate, flanges & meter run type 1 (MC=I201BT or I201BS)

(SN=I201BZ)

It is assumed that gaskets and bolts are supplied by the

Instrument Vendor.

7P3C09, Orif plate & qk chnge fitting (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=179)

Orif plate & qk chnge fitting type 1 (MC=I209AT or I209AS)

(SN=I209AZ)

7P3C10, Orif pl, qk chnge fitting & met run (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=180)

Orif pl, qk chnge fitting & met run type 1 (MC=I201BT or

I201BS) (SN=I201BZ)

It is assumed that gaskets and bolts are supplied by the

Instrument Vendor.

7P3C13, Venturi tube (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=183)

Venturi tube type 1 (MC=I213AT or I213AS) (SN=I213AZ)

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7P3C16, In-line averaging pitot tube (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=186)

In-line averaging pitot tube type 1 (MC=I216AT or I216AS)

(SN=I216AZ)

7P3C19, Flow nozzle (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=189)

Flow nozzle type 1 (MC=I219AT or I219AS) (SN=I219AZ)

7P3C22, Var area flow instr (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=192)

Var area flow instr type 1 (MC=I201BT or I201BS) (SN=I201BZ)

Var area flow instr type 2 (MC=I201CT or I201CS) (SN=I201CZ)

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Var area flow instr type 3 (MC=I216AT or I216AS) (SN=I216AZ)

7P3C23, Var area flow instr w/upstr reg (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=193)

Var area flow instr w/upstr reg type 1 (MC=I201CT or I201CS)

(SN=I201CZ)

7P3C24, Var area flow instr w/dwnstr reg (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=194)

Var area flow instr w/dwnstr reg type 1 (MC=I209AT or

I209AS) (SN=I209AZ)

7P3C25, Var area flow instr w/upstr vlv (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=195)

Var area flow instr w/upstr vlv type 1 (MC=I201BT or I201BS)

(SN=I201BZ)

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7P3C26, Var area flow instr w/dwnstr vlv (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=196)

Var area flow instr w/dwnstr vlv type 1 (MC=I201CT or

I201CS) (SN=I201CZ)

7P3C29, Pos displacement flow instr (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=199)

Pos displacement flow instr type 1 (MC=I216AT or I216AS)

(SN=I216AZ)

Pos displacement flow instr type 2 (MC=I201CT or I201CS)

(SN=I201CZ)

7P3C30, Pos displ flow instr w/dwnstr reg (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=200)

Pos displ flow instr w/dwnstr reg type 1 (MC=I209AT or

I209AS) (SN=I209AZ)

7P3C33, In-line target flow instr (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=203)

In-line target flow instr type 1 (no actuator) (MC=I201AT or

I201AS) (SN=I201AZ)

7P3C35, In-line propeller flow instr (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=205)

In-line propeller flow instr type 1 (no actuator) (MC=I201AT

or I201AS) (SN=I201AZ)

7P3C37, Vortex flow instr (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=207)

Vortex flow instr type 1 (no actuator) (MC=I237AT or I237AS)

(SN=I237AZ)

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7P3C39, In-line magnetic flow instr (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=209)

In-line magnetic flow instr type 1 (MC=I209AT or I209AS)

(SN=I209AZ)

In-line magnetic flow instr type 2 (no actuator) (MC=I237AT

or I237AS) (SN=I237AZ)

7P3C41, In-line ultrasonic flow instr (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=211)

In-line ultrasonic flow instr type 1 (MC=I209AT or I209AS)

(SN=I209AZ)

7P3C44, Flume (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=214)

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This component is not used in the Piping Task.

7P3C46, Weir (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=216)

This component is not used in the Piping Task.

7P3C48, Segmental wedge (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=218)

Segmental wedge type 1 (MC=I201BT or I201BS) (SN=I201BZ)

It is assumed that gaskets and bolts within the instrument,

if any, is supplied by the Instrument Vendor.

7P3C50, Flow straightening vane (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=220)

Flow straightening vane type 1 (MC=I219AT or I219AS)

(SN=I219AZ)

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7P3C53, Trap (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=223)

Steam trap type 1, (MC=I201BT or I201BS) (SN=I201BZ)

Steam trap type 2, (MC=I201CT or I201CS) (SN=I201CZ)

Steam trap type 3, (MC=I209AT or I209AS) (SN=I209AZ)

Steam trap type 4, (MC=I216AT or I216AS) (SN=I216AZ)

Steam trap type 5, (MC=I253AT or I253AS) (SN=I253AZ)

7P3C56, Vent silencer (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=226)

Vent silencer type 1 (no actuator) (MC=I201BT or I201BS)

(SN=I201BZ)

7P3C57, In-line silencer (in-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=227)

In-line silencer type 1 (MC=I18AT or I18AS) (SN=I18AZ)

In-line silencer type 2 (no actuator) (MC=I201BT or I201BS)

(SN=I201BZ)

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B.5.5 Off-Line Instruments (7Q4D)

The AABBCC code for off-line instruments will consist of the applicable AABB code, 7Q4D, followed by two
numbers for the specific instrument.

The Instrument Component Model Entity and the Instrument Component Analysis Entity will apply to this class
of instrument components.

Off-line instruments will never be inserted in a pipeline. They may be:

Connected to an equipment nozzle by:

— Direct mounting on it

— With a signal line.

Connected to a pipeline by:

— Direct mounting on its surface

— With a signal line.

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Placed unconnected.

It is possible to place these components in free space and then pipe to them.

Off-line instruments will not be included in the piping materials class of the line in which placed. They are
independent of piping materials class.

Off-line instruments can be either named or unnamed, as follows:

Named components are those components to which a project unique name, called component number, is
assigned by the User in the Piping TDB AND whose dimensional data has been defined in the applicable
unit of the Instrument Task.

Unnamed components are those components to which either a component number has not been assigned
by the User in the Piping TDB and/or whose dimensional data has not been defined in the applicable unit
of the Instrument Task. During the design process, it is possible for an off-line instrument to first be
considered unnamed and then named, and vice versa. Data about unnamed off-line instruments is stored
in the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification. The primary access key to named off-
line instruments is their AABBCC code. An AABBCC code may be considered as a generic code about
which a more detailed definition is made in the Piping Job Specification. Depending upon the
circumstances:

— One or more model codes may be assigned to one AABBCC code, or

— The same model code may be assigned to different AABBCC codes.

The system will first search for dimensional data about the off-line instrument in the Instrument TDB. In this
search, the system will try to match the component number of the off-line instrument with the tag number
assigned to it in the Instrument TDB. If dimensional data about the component is found, the system will assume
the component to be named and will proceed to retrieve dimensional data about it.

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If either the component or dimensional data about it is not found, the system will conclude that the component
is unnamed and will then search for it in the piping specialties part of the Piping Job Specification by its
AABBCC code, option and pertinent size range and will proceed to retrieve applicable data about it.

One of the items retrieved from either the Instrument TDB or the Piping Job Specification is the model code,
which will include the definition of the graphic representation of the component in the piping model.

Connect point dependent data about each component is organized in terms of green and red connect points. So
that the various sets of data that may exist about these connect points can remain coordinated, the following
conventions have been followed regarding the sequence of data in the Instrument TDB and in the Piping Job
Specification and regarding the naming of the Interactive Data Tables:

If data is only shown under green connect point data, it applies to all ends of the component.

If the component has ends of two different nominal diameters, regardless of how the other end properties
compare, properties about the larger nominal diameter end(s) have been defined under the green connect
point data.

If the component has ends of the same nominal diameter but differing in some of the other end properties,
the following applies:

— If the termination type of the ends differ, regardless of the values for schedule/thickness, the
properties of the end(s) with the lowest codelist number defining its CP preparation have been defined
under the green connect point data.

— If the termination type of the ends are the same but the values for rating, schedule or thickness differ,
the properties of the stronger ends(s) have been defined under the green connect point data.

For each off-line instrument, dimensional data is defined in tables, as follows:

If the component is named, regardless of its other characteristics, the following applies:

— Both generic and specific data about the component is included in the applicable unit of the
Instrument TDB.

— Refer to the explanation given under table format I80 for details.

If the component is unnamed, if only green connect point data appears in the definition of the component
in the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification and if the connect point is a male
termination type, the following applies:

— Data about the component is included in a table with format I81. The name of this table is comprised
of the following parameters from the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G) Unnamed_I

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water plus all those
dimensional parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined
in a generic table.

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If the component is unnamed, if only green connect point data appears in the definition of the component
in the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification and if the connect point is not a male
termination type, the following applies:

— Data about the component is included in a table with format I85. The name of this table is comprised
of the following parameters from the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G) Rat(G) Unnamed_I

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water plus all those
dimensional parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not defined
in a generic table.

If the component is unnamed, if both green and red connect point data appears in the definition of the
component in the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification, the green connect point is
either a bolted or a female termination type and the red connect point is a male termination type, the
following applies:

— Data about the component is included in a table with format I95. The name of this table is comprised
of the following parameters from the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Term(R)_Unnamed_I

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The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points
of the component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water plus all
those dimensional parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not
defined in a generic table.

If the component is unnamed, if both green and red connect point data appears in the definition of the
component in the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification and neither the green nor the
red connect points are male termination types, the following applies:

— Data about the component is included in a table with format I96. The name of this table is comprised
of the following parameters from the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC GS Term(G)_Rat(G) Term(R)_Rat(R) Unnamed_I

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points
of the component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water plus all
those dimensional parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not
defined in a generic table.

If the component is unnamed, if both green and red connect point data appears in the definition of the
component in the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification and both the green and the
red connect points are male termination types, the following applies:

— Data about the component is included in a table with format I91. The name of this table is comprised
of the following parameters from the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

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MC GS Term(G) Term(R) Unnamed_I

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points
of the component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water plus all
those dimensional parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not
defined in a generic table.

If the component is unnamed, if both green and red connect point data appears in the definition of the
component in the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification, the green connect point is a
male termination type and the red connect point is not a male termination type, the following applies:

— Data about the component is included in a table with format I97. The name of this table is comprised
of the following parameters from the instrument specialties part of the Piping Job Specification:

MC_GS_Term(G) Term(R) Rat(R) Unnamed_I

The independent variables in this table are the nominal diameters of the green and red connect points
of the component. The dependent variables are surface area, empty weight, weight of water plus all
those dimensional parameters required to display the component in the model whose values are not
defined in a generic table.

Off-line instruments will have not have actuators.

Off-line instruments will not be automatically placed during automatic component placement. They will always
be positioned by the User.

Reference to ends in component type definitions that follow refer to the applicable of in-line or tap ends that
might apply to the component.

Under the description of each table format applicable to each component type, the GCP and RCP rating and
schedule/thickness that needs to be provided in the Piping Job Specification has been listed. These values are
required for one or more of the reasons indicated below and will not necessarily be part of the names of the
tables that include data about the component.

To procure the component.

To access data tables. Refer to Section 4, Model Graphics Definitions, for a description of the table
formats.

The following general comments apply to the use of symbols used to depict these instruments:

— The symbols shown below under each instrument type are only suggested symbols that can be used to
depict such instruments. Any instrument symbol defined in Paragraphs C5.2, C5.3, C5.4 or C5.5 may
be used instead.

— Ensure that for each symbol used, a proper match has been to an Isogen symbol.

— Unless specifically defined otherwise, symbols listed below have been defined so that they can only
be placed either without actuators.

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— Taps may be placed during the design session as required to define connections whose definition is
not possible with the symbol chosen.

The AABBCC code for off-line instruments will consist of the applicable AABB code, 7Q4D, followed by two
numbers for the specific instrument.

AABBCC Description

7Q4D01, Discrete [field mounted AE (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=232)

Analyzer type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where i=A-J)

(SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D02, Discrete [field mounted] AP (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=233)

Analyzer sample point type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where

i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

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7Q4D03, Discrete [field mounted] AT (off-line)
(P&ID instr comp type=234)

Analyzer transmitter type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where

i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D06, Discrete [field mounted] FC (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=237)

Flow controller type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where i=A-J)

(SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D07, Discrete [field mounted] FI (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=238)

Flow indicator type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where i=A-J)

(SN=I301AZ)

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7Q4D08, Discrete [field mounted] FIC (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=239)

Flow indicating controller type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS,

where i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D09, Discrete [field mounted] FP (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=240)

Flow test point type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where i=A-J)

(SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D10, Discrete [field mounted] FR (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=241)

Flow recorder type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where i=A-J)

(SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D11, Discrete [field mounted] FRC (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=242)

Flow recording controller type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where

i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D12, Discrete [field mounted] FSH (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=243)

Flow switch high type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where i=A-J)

(SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D13, Discrete [field mounted] FSL (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=244)

Flow switch low type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where i=A-J)

(SN=I301AZ)

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7Q4D14, Discrete [field mounted] FSM (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=245)

Flow switch medium type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where i=A-J)

(SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D15, Discrete [field mounted] FSHH (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=246)

Flow switch high high type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where

i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D16, Discrete [field mounted] FSHL (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=247)

Flow switch high low type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where

i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

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7Q4D17, Discrete [field mounted] FSLL (off-line)
(P&ID instr comp type=248)

Flow switch low low type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where

i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D18, Discrete [field mounted] FT (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=249)

Flow transmitter type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where i=A-J)

(SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D21, Discrete [field mounted] LC (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=252)

Level controller type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where i=A-J)

(SN=I301AZ)

Level controller type 2 (with actuator), (MC=I201CT or

I201CS) (SN=I201CZ)

Level controller type 3 (with actuator), (MC=I253AT or

I253AS) (SN=I253AZ)

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7Q4D22, Discrete [field mounted] LG (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=253)

Level gage type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where i=A-J)

(SN=I301AZ)

Level gage type 2 (with actuator), (MC=I201CT or I201CS)

(SN=I201CZ)

Level gage type 3 (with actuator), (MC=I253AT or I253AS)

(SN=I253AZ)

Level gage type 4, (MC=I322AT or I322AS) (SN=I322AZ)

7Q4D23, Discrete [field mounted] LI (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=254)

Level indicator type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where i=A-J)

(SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D24, Discrete [field mounted] LIC (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=255)

Level indicating controller type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS,

where i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

Level indicating controller type 2, upper and lower side

(with actuator) (MC=I253AT or I253AS) (SN=I253AZ)

Level indicating controller type 3, top-bottom (MC=I324CT or

I324CS) (SN=I324CZ)

Level indicating controller type 4, side-bottom (MC=I324DT

or I324DS) (SN=I324DZ)

Level indicating controller type 5, top-side (MC=I324ET or

I324ES) (SN=I324EZ)

Level indicating controller type 6, side-side (MC=I324FT or

I324FS) (SN=I324FZ)

7Q4D25, Discrete [field mounted] LR (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=256)

Level recorder type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where i=A-J)

(SN=I301AZ)

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7Q4D26, Discrete [field mounted] LRC (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=257)

Level recording controller type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS,

where i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D27, Discrete [field mounted] LSH (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=258)

Level switch high type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where i=A-J)

(SN=I301AZ)

Level switch high type 2 (with actuator), (MC=I201CT or

I201CS) (SN=I201CZ)

Level switch high type 3 (with actuator), (MC=I253AT or

I253AS) (SN=I253AZ)

7Q4D28, Discrete [field mounted] LSL (off-line)

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(P&ID instr comp type=259)

Level switch low type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where i=A-J)

(SN=I301AZ)

Level switch low type 2 (with actuator), (MC=I201CT or

I201CS) (SN=I201CZ)

Level switch low type 3 (with actuator), (MC=I253AT or

I253AS) (SN=I253AZ)

7Q4D29, Discrete [field mounted] LSM (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=260)

Level switch medium type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where

i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

Level switch medium type 2 (with actuator), (MC=I201CT or

I201CS) (SN=I201CZ)

Level switch medium type 3 (with actuator), (MC=I253AT or

I253AS) (SN=I253AZ)

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7Q4D30, Discrete [field mounted] LSHH (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=261)

Level switch high high type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where

i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

Level switch high high type 2 (with actuator), (MC=I201CT or

I201CS) (SN=I201CZ)

Level switch high high type 3 (with actuator), (MC=I253AT or

I253AS) (SN=I253AZ)

7Q4D31, Discrete [field mounted] LSHL (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=262)

Level switch high low type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where

i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

Level switch high low type 2 (with actuator), (MC=I201CT or

I201CS) (SN=I201CZ)

Level switch high low type 3 (with actuator), (MC=I253AT or

I253AS) (SN=I253AZ)

7Q4D32, Discrete [field mounted] LSLL (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=263)

Level switch low low type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where

i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

Level switch low low type 2 (with actuator), (MC=I201CT or

I201CS) (SN=I201CZ)

Level switch low low type 3 (with actuator), (MC=I253AT or

I253AS) (SN=I253AZ)

7Q4D33, Discrete [field mounted] LT (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=264)

Level transmitter type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where i=A-J)

(SN=I301AZ)

Level transmitter type 2 (with actuator), (MC=I201CT or

I201CS) (SN=I201CZ)

Level transmitter type 3 (with actuator), (MC=I253AT or

I253AS) (SN=I253AZ)

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7Q4D35, Discrete [field mounted] PC (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=266)

Pressure controller type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where

i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D36, Discrete [field mounted] PDIC (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=267)

Pressure differential indicating controller type 1

(MC=I301iT or I301iS, where i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D37, Discrete [field mounted] PDSH (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=268)

Pressure differential switch high type 1 (MC=I301iT or

I301iS, where i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

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7Q4D38, Discrete [field mounted] PDSL (off-line)
(P&ID instr comp type=269)

Pressure differential switch low type 1 (MC=I301iT or

I301iS, where i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D39, Discrete [field mounted] PDT (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=270)

Pressure differential transmitter type 1 (MC=I301iT or

I301iS, where i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D40, Discrete [field mounted] PI (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=271)

Pressure indicator type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where i=A-J)

(SN=I301AZ)

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7Q4D41, Discrete [field mounted] PIC (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=272)

Pressure indicating controller type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS,

where i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D42, Discrete [field mounted] PP (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=273)

Pressure test point type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where

i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D43, Discrete [field mounted] PR (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=274)

Pressure recorder type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where i=A-J)

(SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D44, Discrete [field mounted] PRC (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=275)

Pressure recording controller type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS,

where i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D45, Discrete [field mounted] PSH (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=276)

Pressure switch high type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where

i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D46, Discrete [field mounted] PSL (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=277)

Pressure switch low type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where

i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

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7Q4D47, Discrete [field mounted] PSM (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=278)

Pressure switch medium type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where

i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D48, Discrete [field mounted] PSHH (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=279)

Pressure switch high high type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where

i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D49, Discrete [field mounted] PSHL (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=280)

Pressure switch high low type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where

i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

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7Q4D50, Discrete [field mounted] PSLL (off-line)
(P&ID instr comp type=281)

Pressure switch low low type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where

i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D51, Discrete [field mounted] PT (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=282)

Pressure transmitter type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where

i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D53, [Field mounted] pilot light (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=284)

This instrument will not be represented in the 3D model.

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7Q4D57, Discrete single-funct, [field mounted] instr (off-

line)
(P&ID instr comp type=288)

Discrete single-funct, field mounted instr type 1 (MC=I301iT

or I301iS, where i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D58, Discrete multi-funct, [field mounted] instr (off-

line)
(P&ID instr comp type=289)

This instrument will not be represented in the 3D model.

7Q4D60, Pilot light [accessible in primary location] (off-

line)
(P&ID instr comp type=291)

This instrument will not be represented in the 3D model.

7Q4D65, Discrete single-funct instr [accessible in primary

location]
(off-line) (P&ID instr comp type=296)

This instrument will not be represented in the 3D model.

7Q4D66, Discrete multi-funct instr [accessible in primary

location]
(off-line) (P&ID instr comp type=297)

This instrument will not be represented in the 3D model.

7Q4D70, Discrete single-funct instr [inaccessible in

primary location] (off-line)
(P&ID instr comp type=301)

This instrument will not be represented in the 3D model.

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7Q4D71, Discrete multi-funct instr

[inaccessible in primary location] (off-line)
(P&ID instr comp type=302)

This instrument will not be represented in the 3D model.

7Q4D75, [2-way] solenoid valve [field mounted] (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=306)

This instrument will not be represented in the 3D model.

7Q4D76, [2-way] angle solenoid valve [field mounted] (off-

line)
(P&ID instr comp type=307)

This instrument will not be represented in the 3D model.

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7Q4D77, 3-way solenoid valve [field mounted] (off-line)
(P&ID instr comp type=308)

This instrument will not be represented in the 3D model.

7Q4D78, 4-way single solenoid valve [field mounted] (off-

line)
(P&ID instr comp type=309)

This instrument will not be represented in the 3D model.

7Q4D79, 4-way double solenoid valve [field mounted] (off-

line)
(P&ID instr comp type=310)

This instrument will not be represented in the 3D model.

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7Q4D80, Pilot light

[accessible in auxiliary location] (off-line)
(P&ID instr comp type=311)

This instrument will not be represented in the 3D model.

7Q4D85, Discrete single-funct instr

[accessible in auxiliary location]
(off-line) (P&ID instr comp type=316)

This instrument will not be represented in the 3D model.

7Q4D86, Discrete multi-funct instr

[accessible in auxiliary location]
(off-line) (P&ID instr comp type=317)

This instrument will not be represented in the 3D model.

7Q4D88, Single port pitot tube [field mounted] (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=319)

Single port pitot tube type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where

i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D89, Pitot-venturi tube [field mounted] (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=320)

Pitot-venturi tube type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS, where i=A-J)

(SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D90, Off-line averaging pitot tube [field mounted] (off-

line)
(P&ID instr comp type=321)

Off-line averaging pitot tube type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS,

where i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

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7Q4D92, Off-line target flow instr [field mounted] (off-line)

(P&ID instr comp type=323)

Off-line target flow instr type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS,

where i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D93, Off-line propeller flow instr [field mounted] (off-

line)
(P&ID instr comp type=324)

Off-line propeller flow instr type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS,

where i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D94, Off-line magnetic flow instr [field mounted] (off-

line)
(P&ID instr comp type=325)

Discussions
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Off-line magnetic flow instr type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS,
where i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D95, Off-line ultrasonic flow instr [field mounted] (off-

line)
(P&ID instr comp type=326)

Off-line ultrasonic flow instr type 1 (MC=I301iT or I301iS,

where i=A-J) (SN=I301AZ)

7Q4D97, Discrete single-funct instr

[inaccessible in auxiliary location]
(off-line) (P&ID instr comp type=328)

This instrument will not be represented in the 3D model.

7Q4D98, Discrete multi-funct instr

[inaccessible in auxiliary location]
(off-line) (P&ID instr comp type=329)

This instrument will not be represented in the 3D model.

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B.6 Miscellaneous
B.6.1 Valve Operators and Actuators
All piping commodity valves will have operators unless otherwise specifically indicated in paragraph C.1.2.
Piping specialty components will only have operators if specifically so indicated in paragraph C.3.1.

Instrument specialty control valves and relief devices will have actuators unless otherwise specifically indicated
in paragraph C.5.2 and C.5.3. The remaining instrument specialty components will not have actuators.

Data about operators/actuators is stored in the entity that applies to the component to which the
operator/actuator belongs.

The type of operators/actuators is defined, using codelist values from codelist set CL550, "Operator/Actuator
Type", in the "Mod" column of the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification. If the
operator/actuator is to be placed in the model, a "+" or no sign entry is made for this value. If the
operator/actuator is not to be placed in the model, the code for the operator/actuator is defined as a "-" number.
It is possible to change from the TDB the decision made regarding placing or not placing the valve
operator/actuator in the model. To change the type of operator/actuator that applies to a valve, you will have to
place a valve with either a different AABBCC code or with the proper option.

Model codes and symbol names for valve operators will have values as defined below:

For operators with data derived from parameters in the applicable Piping Materials Class 2-24:

For model codes, by appending the characters "OP_" to the entry for operator type in the "Mod" column
of the Piping Materials Class. For example, if the value "3" is found in the "Mod" column, the model
code is OP_3 (and not OP_03 or OP3).

For symbol names, by using the symbol whose value is hardcoded in the definition of the applicable
model code.

For operators with data derived from the commodity codes of the valves to which they apply, 25-40:

For model codes, by appending the characters "OP_" to the operator type entry in the "Mod" column of
the Piping Materials Class. For example, if the value "33" is found in the "Mod" column, the model code
is OP_33 (and not OP33 or OP_331).

For symbol names, by appending the characters "OP_" to the operator code entry in the third output
column of the applicable table P60A. For example, if the value "331" is found in the subject column, the
symbol name is OP_331 (and not OP33 or OP331). Note that each size for a given commodity code may
be given a different operator code, and thus a different symbol name, if so required.

For actuators, 41-99:

For model codes, by appending the characters "OP_" to the operator code entry in the "Mod" column of
the applicable Specialty Table. For example, if the value "411" is found in the "Mod" column, the model
code is OP_411 (and not OP_41 or OP411).

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For symbol names, by appending the characters "OP_" to the operator code entry in parameter "Y1" of the
applicable P8*, P9*, I8* or I9* table. For example, if the value "411" is found in the subject column, the
symbol name will be OP_411 (and not OP41 or OP411).

For valve appurtenances:

For model codes, by changing the characters "OP_" to "A_" of the model code of the valve to which the
appurtenance is applied and by adding the number indicated below to the numeric part of the valve model
code.

Appurtenance Number to be Added

Chainwheel 1000
Floor stand 2000
Extension stem 3000

For example, if a chainwheel is added to a gear operated valve having an operator model code of OP_25,
the model code for the new operator is A_1025.

For symbol names, by using the symbol whose value is hardcoded in the definition of the applicable
model code.

Data for operators/actuators is defined in tables, as follows:

Discussions
B. Commodity
For piping valves in the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification and whose operator
types are less than or equal to 24, dimensional data about the operator, regardless of whether only GCP or
both GCP and RCP data applies to the valve, is included in a table with format P31A. The name of this
table is comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job
Specification:

MC_Type(G)_Rat(G) Op A

Where,

MC applies to the valve to which the operator belongs

Type will have the following possible values:

Preparation Type
2-199 BLT
300-399 MAL
400-599 FEM

Op represents the absolute value of the entry for operator type made in the "Mod" column of the Piping
Materials Class.

The independent variable(s) in this table is:

— For operator types 1-3 and 5-24: the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the operator.

— For operator type 4: the nominal diameters of the "green and of the red connect points of the operator.

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The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the valve operator in
the model. For these operators, no definition is made of the location of their center of gravity.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters, the remaining parameters are included in a table with format P31B. The name of
the P31B table is comprised of the following parameters from the piping commodities part of the Piping
Job Specification:

MC_Type(G)_Rat(G) Op B

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
operator. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the valve
operator in the model that were not included in the P31A table.

In general, data in these tables represents the largest dimensions resulting from a comparison of operators
supplied by common USA valve manufacturers.

For piping valves in the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification and whose operator
types exceed 24 and are less than or equal to 40, the empty weight of the valve exclusive of the operator
weight, the operator weight, the operator code of the valve operator, the three parameters that define the
location of the center of gravity of the operator and up to two dimensional parameters required to define
the geometry of the valve operator, regardless of whether only GCP or both GCP and RCP data apply to
the valve, is included in a table with format P60A. The name of this table is comprised of the following
parameter from the piping commodities part of the Piping Job Specification:

Cmdty Code_WOPD_A

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are the empty weight of the valve exclusive of the operator weight,
the operator weight, the operator code of the valve operators, the three parameters that define the location
of the center of gravity of the operator and up to two dimensional parameters required to define the
geometry of the valve operator.

If columns available in the above table were insufficient to allow definition of all the applicable
dimensional parameters of the valve operator, the remaining parameters is included in a table with format
P60B. The name of the P60B table is comprised of the following parameter from the piping commodities
part of the Piping Job Specification:

Cmdty Code_WOPD_B

The only independent variable in this table is the nominal diameter of the green connect point of the
component. The dependent variables are those dimensional parameters required to display the valve
operator in the model that were not included in the P60A table.

In general, data in these tables represent the dimensions applicable to the valve described in the
corresponding short description. You should check these tables to make sure that dimensions given are
suitable to the project for which they are intended.

For piping valves in the piping specialties part of the Piping Job Specification whose operator types
exceed 40 and for all instrument valves, all applicable data about the valve, the operator weight, the
operator code (parameter Y1), the three parameters that define the location of the center of gravity of the
operator and all the dimensional parameters required to define the geometry of the valve operator,

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regardless of whether only GCP or both GCP and RCP data apply to the valve, is included in a table with
format P80 for piping valves or I80 for instrument valves. The name of this table is:

Named_Pipe_Specialties, for piping valves

Named_Instr_Specialties, for instrument valves

The only independent variable in this table is the component number of the component. The dependent
variables is all the applicable data about the valve, the operator weight, the operator code (parameter Y1),
the three parameters that define the location of the center of gravity of the operator and all the
dimensional parameters required to define the geometry of the valve operator.

If at placement time, data was not found in the applicable of the tables defined above, the system will prompt
you for the values of all the parameters that would otherwise be found in the data table. At this time, a tutorial
defining the applicable parameters is displayed. The values you define are be stored by the system for use in
subsequent model reconstruction. The values so stored will not be used in future model reconstructions after the
applicable data tables are prepared.

Valve operators will not be automatically placed during automatic component placement. They will always be
positioned by you.

In the list that follows, types 2-24 apply to operators for piping commodity valves whose dimensions are
determined from tables whose names are formed from attributes in the Piping Job Specification. Types 25-40

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B. Commodity
apply to operators for piping commodity valves whose dimensions are determined from tables whose names
depend on the commodity codes for the valves. Types 41-99 apply to operators/actuators for piping and
instrument specialty valves.

Operators with Data Derived from Parameters in the

Applicable Piping Materials Class, 2-24:
Type 03, Handwheel (OT=3), (OC=3), (MC=OP_3, A_1003, A_2003 & A_3003), (SN=OP3, A1003, S2003
& S3003) (TNF=P31A)

This operator may be placed with or without appurtenances. The default placement is without
appurtenances and is represented by symbol OP3. At any time after placement, the you can add any
one of the appurtenances indicated in the table below by executing the placement command listed in it.
This will cause the existing operator to be deleted and a new operator to be created whose shape is
represented by the symbol listed in the table.

Appurtenance Placement Command Symbol

None Default OP3
Chainwheel Add Chainwheel A1003
Floor stand Add Floorstand S2003
Extension stem Add Extension Stem S3003

In response to one of the add appurtenance commands, the system will prompt the you for user-defined
information applicable to the indicated appurtenance, as follows:

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Appurtenance Data Prompted

Chainwheel Total length of chain
Floorstand "Y1", "Y2", "Y3", "Y4"
Extension stem "Y1", "Y2"

Further action by the system will depend upon the type of appurtenance involved, as follows:

For chainwheels: the data table that applies to symbol OP3 is used for the definition of the
A1003 symbol. The value for chainwheel height required by symbol A1003 is determined by
the system on the basis of instructions given in note 64.

For floorstands and extension stems: no data table will apply. You are prompted to provide all
the information required to place the symbol involved.

All parameters you provide in the definition of operator appurtenances are remembered by the system
for use during model reconstruction.

It is possible to include in the iso and in reports data required for the purchase of operator
appurtenances. The reports will include, in addition to all the parameters you provide at placement
time, the following data about the valve: the applicable line number, piping materials class, nominal
diameter, commodity code and the three applicable coordinates locating the valve origin in the model.

Type 04, Handwheel if GCP > RCP (OT=4), (OC=4), (MC=OP_4), (SN=OP4 (TNF=P31A)

This operator is identical in all respects 0o the one described under Type 03, except that:

The table that is used to store the operator dimensions has both the GCP and the RCP diameters
as input. This operator is used for components such as extended body olet valves whose
definition require different values for the diameters of the GCP and RCP.

No data provisions have been made to allow the placement of appurtenances, such as
chainwheels, on this operator.

Type 05, Handwheel, inclined (OT=5), (OC=5), (MC=OP_5, EA_1005), (SN=OP5, A1005) (TNF=P31A)

This operator may be placed with or without appurtenances. The default placement is without
appurtenances and is represented by symbol OP5. At any time after placement, you can any one of the
appurtenances indicated in the table below by executing the placement command listed in it. This will
cause the existing operator to be deleted and a new operator to be created whose shape is represented
by the symbol listed in the table.

Appurtenance Placement Command Symbol

None Default OP5
Chainwheel Add Chainwheel A1005

In response to one of the add appurtenance commands, the system will prompt you for user-defined
information applicable to the indicated appurtenance, as follows:

Appurtenance Data Prompted

Chainwheel Total length of chain

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Further action by the system will depend upon the type of appurtenance involved, as follows:

For chainwheels: the data table that applies to symbol OP5 is used for the definition of the
A1005 symbol. The value for chainwheel height required by symbol A1005 is determined by
the system on the basis of instructions given in note 64.

All parameters you provide in the definition of operator appurtenances are remembered by the system
for use during model reconstruction.

It is possible to include in the iso and in reports data required for the purchase of operator
appurtenances. The reports will include, in addition to all the parameters you provide at placement
time, the following data about the valve: the applicable line number, piping materials class, nominal
diameter, commodity code and the three applicable coordinates locating the valve origin in the model.

Type 09, Wrench, short (OT=9), (OC=9), (MC=OP_9), (SN=OP9), (TNF=P31A)

Type 11, Wrench, long (OT=11), (OC=11), (MC=OP_11), (SN=OP9), (TNF=P31A)

Type 17, Lever (OT=17), (OC=17), (MC=OP_17), (SN=OP9), (TNF=P31A)

Type 19, T-handle, short (OT=19), (OC=19), (MC=OP_19, A_2019 & A_3019), (SN=OP9, S2003 &
S3003) (TNF=P31A)

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This operator may be placed with or without appurtenances. The default placement is without
appurtenances and is represented by symbol OP9. At any time after placement, you can add any one of
the appurtenances indicated in the table below by executing the placement command listed in it. This
will cause the existing operator to be deleted and a new operator to be created whose shape is
represented by the symbol listed in the table.

Appurtenance Placement Command Symbol

None Default OP9
Floor stand Add Floorstand S2003
Extension stem Add Extension Stem S3003

In response to one of the add appurtenance commands, the system will prompt you for user-defined
information applicable to the indicated appurtenance, as follows:

Appurtenance Data Prompted

Floorstand "Y1", "Y2", "Y3", "Y4"
Extension stem "Y1", "Y2"

Further action by the system will depend upon the type of appurtenance involved, as follows:

For floorstands and extension stems: no data table will apply. You are prompted to provide all
the information required to place the symbol involved.

All parameters you provide in the definition of operator appurtenances are remembered by the system
for use during model reconstruction.

It is possible to include in the iso and in reports data required for the purchase of operator
appurtenances. The reports will include, in addition to all the parameters you provide at placement
time, the following data about the valve: the applicable line number, piping materials class, nominal
diameter, commodity code and the three applicable coordinates locating the valve origin in the model.

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Type 21, T-handle, long (OT=21), (OC=21), (MC=OP_21, A_2021 & A_3021), (SN=OP9, S2003 & S3003)
(TNF=P31A)

This operator may be placed with or without appurtenances. The default placement is without
appurtenances and is represented by symbol OP9. At any time after placement, you can add any one of
the appurtenances indicated in the table below by executing the placement command listed in it. This
will cause the existing operator to be deleted and a new operator to be created whose shape is
represented by the symbol listed in the table.

Appurtenance Placement Command Symbol

None Default OP9
Floor stand Add Floorstand S2003
Extension stem Add Extension Stem S3003

In response to one of the add appurtenance commands, the system will prompt you for user-defined
information applicable to the indicated appurtenance, as follows:

Appurtenance Data Prompted

Floorstand "Y1", "Y2", "Y3", "Y4"
Extension stem "Y1", "Y2"

Further action by the system will depend upon the type of appurtenance involved, as follows:

For floorstands and extension stems: no data table will apply. You are prompted to provide all
the information required to place the symbol involved.

All parameters you provide in the definition of operator appurtenances are remembered by the system
for use during model reconstruction.

It is possible to include in the iso and in reports data required for the purchase of operator
appurtenances. The reports will include, in addition to all the parameters you provide at placement
time, the following data about the valve: the applicable line number, piping materials class, nominal
diameter, commodity code and the three applicable coordinates locating the valve origin in the model.

Operators with Data Derived from the Commodity

Codes of the Valves to Which They Apply, 25-40
Type 25, Handwheel, special (TNF=P60A & P60B)

Handwheel, special type 1 (OT=25), (OC=251), (MC=OP_25, A_1025, A_2025 & A_3025),
(SN=OP_251, A1251, S2003 & S3003)

This operator can be placed with or without appurtenances. The default placement is without
appurtenances and is represented by symbol OP_251. At any time after placement, the You can add
any one of the appurtenances indicated in the table below by executing the placement command listed
in it. This will cause the existing operator to be deleted and a new operator to be created whose shape
is represented by the symbol listed in the table.

Appurtenance Placement Command Symbol

None Default OP_251
Chainwheel Add Chainwheel A1251
Floor stand Add Floorstand S2003
Extension stem Add Extension Stem S3003

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In response to one of the add appurtenance commands, the system will prompt you for user-defined
information applicable to the indicated appurtenance, as follows:

Appurtenance Data Prompted

Chainwheel Total length of chain
Floorstand "Y1", "Y2", "Y3", "Y4"
Extension stem "Y1", "Y2"

Further action by the system will depend upon the type of appurtenance involved, as follows:

For chainwheels: the data table that applies to symbol OP_251 is used for the definition of the
A1251 symbol. The value for chainwheel height required by symbol A1251 is determined by
the system on the basis of instructions given in note 64.

For floorstands and extension stems: no data table will apply. You are prompted to provide all
the information required to place the symbol involved.

All parameters you provide in the definition of operator appurtenances are remembered by the system
for use during model reconstruction.

It is possible to include in the iso and in reports data required for the purchase of operator
appurtenances. The reports will include, in addition to all the parameters you provide at placement
time, the following data about the valve: the applicable line number, piping materials class, nominal

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diameter, commodity code and the three applicable coordinates locating the valve origin in the model.

Type 27, Wrench, special (TNF=P60A & P60B)

Wrench, special type 1 (OT=27), (OC=271), (MC=OP_27), (SN=OP_271)

Type 29, Gear, top mounted handwheel (TNF=P60A & P60B)

Gear, top mounted handwheel type 1 (OT=29), (OC=291), (MC=OP_29), (SN=OP_291)

Gear, top mounted handwheel type 2 (OT=29),

(OC=292), (MC=OP_29), (SN=OP_292)

Type 31, Gear, top mounted inclined handwheel (TNF=P60A &

P60B)

Gear, top mounted inclined handwheel type 1 (OT=31),

(OC=311), (MC=OP_31), (SN=OP_311)

Type 33, Gear, side mounted handwheel (TNF=P60A & P60B)

Gear, side mounted handwheel type 1 (OT=33),

(OC=331), (MC=OP_33, A_1033), (SN=OP_331, A1331)

This operator may be placed with or without appurtenances. The default placement is without
appurtenances and is represented by symbol OP_331. At any time after placement, you can add the
appurtenance indicated in the table below by executing the placement command listed in it. This will
cause the existing operator to be deleted and a new operator to be created whose shape is represented
by the symbol listed in the table.

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Appurtenance Placement Command Symbol

None Default OP_331
Chainwheel Add Chainwheel A1331

In response to the add appurtenance command, the system will prompt you for the following user-
defined information:

Appurtenance Data Prompted

Chainwheel Total length of chain

Further action by the system will depend upon the type of appurtenance involved, as follows:

For chainwheels: the data table that applies to symbol OP_331 is used for the definition of the
A1331 symbol. The value for chainwheel height required by symbol A1331 is determined by
the system on the basis of instructions given in note 64.

All parameters you provide in the definition of operator appurtenances are remembered by the system
for use during model reconstruction.

It is possible to include in the iso and in reports data required for the purchase of operator
appurtenances. The reports will include, in addition to all the parameters you provide at placement
time, the following data about the valve: the applicable line number, piping materials class, nominal
diameter, commodity code and the three applicable coordinates locating the valve origin in the model.

Gear, side mounted handwheel type 2 (OT=33), (OC=332), (MC=OP_33, A_1033), (SN=OP_332,
A1332)

This operator may be placed with or without appurtenances. The default placement is without
appurtenances and is represented by symbol OP_332. At any time after placement, you can add the
appurtenance indicated in the table below by executing the listed placement command. This will cause
the existing operator to be deleted and a new operator to be created whose shape is represented by the
symbol listed in the table.

Appurtenance Placement Command Symbol

None Default OP_332
Chainwheel Add Chainwheel A1332

In response to the add appurtenance command, the system will prompt you for the following user-
defined information:

Appurtenance Data Prompted

Chainwheel Total length of chain

Further action by the system will depend upon the type of appurtenance involved, as follows:

For chainwheels: the data table that applies to symbol OP_332 is used for the definition of the
A1332 symbol. The value for chainwheel height required by symbol A1332 is determined by
the system on the basis of instructions given in note 64.

All parameters you provide in the definition of operator appurtenances are remembered by the system
for use during model reconstruction.

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It is possible to include in the iso and in reports data required for the purchase of operator
appurtenances. The reports will include, in addition to all the parameters you provide at placement, the
following data about the valve: the applicable line number, piping materials class, nominal diameter,
commodity code and the three applicable coordinates locating the valve origin in the model.

Gear, side mounted handwheel type 3 (OT=33), (OC=333), (MC=OP_33), (SN=OP_333)

Gear, side mounted handwheel type 4 (OT=33), (OC=334), (MC=OP_33), (SN=OP_334)

Type 35, Gear, side mounted inclined handwheel (TNF=P60A &

P60B)

Gear, side mounted inclined handwheel type 1 (OT=35), (OC=351), (MC=OP_35), (SN=OP_351)

Type 39, Lever, quick-action (TNF=P60A & P60B)

Lever, quick-action type 1 (OT=39), (OC=391), (MC=OP_39), (SN=OP_391)

Type 40, Post indicator (TNF=P60A)

Post indicator type 1 (OT=40), (OC=401), (MC=OP_40), (SN=OP_401)

For post indicators, the system will first prompt you for the value of parameter "Y6". It will then

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proceed to read from the applicable data table the rest of the parameters required to place the operator.

It is possible to include in the description of the valve to which this operator applies the value of "Y6"
you define.

Actuators, 41-99

Type 41, Diaphragm (TNF=P8*, P9*, I8* or I9*)

Diaphragm type 1, no offset (OC=411), (MC=OP_411), (SN=OP_411)

Diaphragm type 2, no offset, inclined (OC=412), (MC=OP_412), (SN=OP_412)

Diaphragm type 3, with horizontal offset (OC=413), (MC=OP_413), (SN=OP_413)

Type 43, Press-balanced diaphragm (TNF=P8*, P9*, I8* or I9*)

Press-balanced diaphragm type 1, no offset (OC=431), (MC=OP_431), (SN=OP_411)

Press-balanced diaphragm type 2, no offset, inclined (OC=432), (MC=OP_432), (SN=OP_412)

Press-balanced diaphragm type 3, with horizontal offset (OC=433), (MC=OP_433), (SN=OP_413)

Type 45, Regulator (TNF=P8*, P9*, I8* or I9*)

Regulator type 1 (OC=451), (MC=OP_451), (SN=OP_451)

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Regulator type 2 (OC=452), (MC=OP_452), (SN=OP_452)

Regulator type 3 (OC=453), (MC=OP_453), (SN=OP_453)

Type 49, Single acting cylinder (TNF=P8*, P9*, I8* or I9*)

Single acting cylinder type 1 (OC=491), (MC=OP_491), (SN=OP_491)

Single acting cylinder type 2, inclined (OC=492), (MC=OP_492), (SN=OP_492)

Single acting cylinder type 3, w/vane and optional cylinder (OC=493), (MC=OP_493), (SN=OP_493)

Single acting cylinder type 4, camflex (OC=494), (MC=OP_494), (SN=OP_494)

Type 51, Double acting cylinder (TNF=P8*, P9*, I8* or I9*)

Double acting cylinder type 1 (OC=511), (MC=OP_511), (SN=OP_491)

Double acting cylinder type 2, inclined (OC=512), (MC=OP_512), (SN=OP_492)

Double acting cylinder type 3, w/vane and optional cylinder (OC=513), (MC=OP_513), (SN=OP_493)

Type 53, Pilot operated cylinder (TNF=P8*, P9*, I8* or I9*)

Pilot operated cylinder type 1 (OC=531), (MC=OP_531), (SN=OP_491)

Pilot operated cylinder type 2, inclined (OC=532), (MC=OP_532), (SN=OP_492)

Pilot operated cylinder type 3, w/vane and optional cylinder (OC=533), (MC=OP_533), (SN=OP_493)

Pilot operated cylinder type 4 (OC=534), (MC=OP_534), (SN=OP_494)

Type 57, Motor (TNF=P8*, P9*, I8* or I9*)

Motor type 1 (OC=571), (MC=OP_571), (SN=OP_571)

Motor type 2 inclined (OC=572), (MC=OP_572), (SN=OP_572)

Motor type 3 (OC=573), (MC=OP_573), (SN=OP_573)

Motor type 4, inclined (OC=574), (MC=OP_574), (SN=OP_574)

Type 61, Digital (TNF=P8*, P9*, I8* or I9*)

Digital type 1 (OC=611), (MC=OP_611), (SN=OP_571)

Type 65, Electro-hydraulic (TNF=P8*, P9*, I8* or I9*)

Electro-hydraulic type 1 (OC=651), (MC=OP_651), (SN=OP_494)

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Electro-hydraulic type 2 (OC=652), (MC=OP_652), (SN=OP_571)

Type 69, Single solenoid

This is not a valve actuator. It is an accessory to another actuator. The addition of this item to an
actuator would graphically be covered by the applicable actuator.

Type 71, Single solenoid w/reset

This is not a valve actuator. It is an accessory to another actuator. The addition of this item to an
actuator would graphically be covered by the applicable actuator.

Type 73, Double solenoid

This is not a valve actuator. It is an accessory to another actuator. The addition of this item to an
actuator would graphically be covered by the applicable actuator.

Type 77, Pilot

This is not a valve actuator. It is an accessory to another actuator. The addition of this item to an
actuator would graphically be covered by the applicable actuator.

Type 81, Weight (TNF=P8*, P9*, I8* or I9*)

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Weight type 1 (OC=811), (MC=OP_811), (SN=OP_811)

Type 85, Manual (TNF=P8*, P9*, I8* or I9*)

Manual type 1 (OC=851), (MC=OP_851), (SN=OP_851)

Manual type 2, inclined (OC=852), (MC=OP_852), (SN=OP_852)

Manual type 3 (OC=853), (MC=OP_853), (SN=OP_853)

Manual type 4, inclined (OC=854), (MC=OP_854), (SN=OP_854)

Type 89, Spring (TNF=P8*, P9*, I8* or I9*)

Spring type 1 (OC=891), (MC=OP_891), (SN=OP_491)

Type 91, Capacitance sensor

This is not a valve actuator. It is an accessory to another actuator. The addition of this item to an
actuator would graphically be covered by the applicable actuator.

Type 93, Ball float (TNF=P8*, P9*, I8* or I9*)

No graphic symbol has been provided to represent this actuator.

Type 95, Displacement float

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This is not a valve actuator. It is actually part of a level displacement transmitter which would be
shown with a balloon on the model.

Type 97, Paddle wheel

This is not a valve actuator. Should be only shown in the model by an instrument balloon. Nothing
would be modeled for this component.

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B.6.2 Piping Connectors

B.6.2.1 Piping Utility Connector (6R9E)

The Piping Connector Entity applies to this class of components.

6R9E02, Drain connector

You can place drain connectors, implying connections to sewer systems. The placing and labeling of
these connectors are part of the same command. A requirement for these connectors is that it be
possible to connect more than one piping group to them.

B.6.2.2 Off-volume Piping Connectors (6R9G)

The Piping Connector Entity applies to this class of components. You can place off-volume piping connectors
to identify the continuation of piping segments in another design volume of the same site. These connectors are
defined at the same time that the component is placed.

6R9G12, To off-vol piping connector (directional)

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6R9G16, From off-vol piping connector (directional)

B.6.2.3 Off-Site Piping Connectors (6R9H)

The Piping Connector Entity applies to this class of components. You can place off-site piping connectors to
identify the continuation of piping segments in another design volume of a different site. These connectors are
defined at the same time that the component is placed. The system will not coordinate the matching of off-site
connectors in any way.

6R9H12, To off-site piping connector (directional)

6R9H16, From off-site piping connector (directional)

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B.7 Assemblies
B.7.1 In-line Piping Macrocomponents (6N8C)
6N8C37, Air utility station (in-line) (macrocomponent)

6N8C38, Nitrogen utility station (in-line) (macrocomponent)

6N8C39, Water utility station (in-line) (macrocomponent)

6N8C40, Steam utility station (in-line) (macrocomponent)

B.7.2 On-line Piping Macrocomponents (6P8C)

6P8C14, Vent/drain detail 1 (on-line) (macrocomponent)

6P8C15, Vent/drain detail 2 (on-line) (macrocomponent)

6P8C16, Vent/drain detail 3 (on-line) (macrocomponent)

6P8C24, Vent/drain detail H (on-line) (macrocomponent)

6P8C64, Connection detail 1 (on-line) (macrocomponent)

6P8C65, Connection detail 2 (on-line) (macrocomponent)

6P8C66, Connection detail 3 (on-line) (macrocomponent)

6P8C67, Connection detail 4 (on-line) (macrocomponent)

6P8C68, Connection detail 5 (on-line) (macrocomponent)

6P8C69, Connection detail 6 (on-line) (macrocomponent)

6P8C70, Connection detail 7 (on-line) (macrocomponent)

6P8C71, Connection detail 8 (on-line) (macrocomponent)

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Appendix C Symbols

C.1 Piping Commodity Symbols

Symbol No. Latest Rev. No. Page

P1 0 248
V1 2 249
V2 2 250
V2A 0 251
V2B 0 252
V3 4 253
V4 8 254
V6 2 255
V8 3 256
V11 2 257
V12 2 258
V13 3 259
V16 2 260
V18 3 261
V19 3 262
V26 3 263
V32 2 264
V33 3 265
V34 2 266
V38 4 267
V40 2 268
V41 2 269

C. Symbols
V42 2 270
V51 6 271
V58 4 272
V62 2 273
V72 2 274
V73 2 275
V81 1 276
V82 1 277

F1A 4 278
F4 2 279
F6 7 280
F8 3 281
F10_1 11 282
F10_2 13 283
F13 12 284
F14A 11 285
F14B 11 286
F17D 4 287

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F19 3 288
F25 2 289
F27 3 290
F28 3 291
F31 5 292
F32 2 293
F39 3 294
F43_1 2 295
F43_2 3 296
F47 5 297
F47A 4 298
F63 4 299
F84 6 300
F101 4 301
F114A 2 302
F114B 2 303
F114C 2 304
F114D 2 305
F122_1 4 306
F122_2 2 307
F125 2 308
F127 6 309
F128 5 310
F134 7 311
F145 2 312
F147 2 313
F150 2 314
F152 4 315
F154 2 316
F160 3 317
F163 2 318
F170 5 319
F172 4 320
F173 4 321
F176 5 322
F177 11 323
F178 4 324
F179 1 325
F180 7 326
F182 7 327
F184 7 328
F188 4 329

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Piping Commodity Symbol Legend

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol P1

248
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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol V1

Piping Commodity Symbol V1

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol V2

250
 ________________
Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol V2A

Piping Commodity Symbol V2A

C. Symbols

251
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Piping Commodity Symbol V2B

252
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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol V3

Piping Commodity Symbol V3

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol V4

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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol V6

Piping Commodity Symbol V6

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol V8

256
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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol V11

Piping Commodity Symbol V11

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol V12

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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol V13

Piping Commodity Symbol V13

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol V16

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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol V18

Piping Commodity Symbol V18

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol V19

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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol V26

Piping Commodity Symbol V26

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol V32

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Piping Commodity Symbol V33

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol V34

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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol V38

Piping Commodity Symbol V38

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol V40

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Piping Commodity Symbol V41

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol V42

270
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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol V51

Piping Commodity Symbol V51

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol V58

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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol V62

Piping Commodity Symbol V62

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol V72

274
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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol V73

Piping Commodity Symbol V73

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol V81

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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol V82

Piping Commodity Symbol V82

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol F1A

278
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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol F4

Piping Commodity Symbol F4

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol F6

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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol F8

Piping Commodity Symbol F8

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol F10_1

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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol F10_2

Piping Commodity Symbol F10_2

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol F13

284
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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol F14A

Piping Commodity Symbol F14A

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol F14B

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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol F17D

Piping Commodity Symbol F17D

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol F19

288
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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol F25

Piping Commodity Symbol F25

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol F27

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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol F28

Piping Commodity Symbol F28

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol F31

292
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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol F32

Piping Commodity Symbol F32

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol F39

294
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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol F43_1

Piping Commodity Symbol F43_1

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol F43_2

296
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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol F47

Piping Commodity Symbol F47

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol F47A

298
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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol F63

Piping Commodity Symbol F63

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol F84

300
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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol F101

Piping Commodity Symbol F101

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol F114A

302
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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol F114B

Piping Commodity Symbol F114B

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol F114C

304
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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol F114D

Piping Commodity Symbol F114D

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol F122_1

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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol F122_2

Piping Commodity Symbol F122_2

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol F125

308
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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol F127

Piping Commodity Symbol F127

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol F128

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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol F134

Piping Commodity Symbol F134

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol F145

312
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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol F147

Piping Commodity Symbol F147

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol F150

314
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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol F152

Piping Commodity Symbol F152

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol F154

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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol F160

Piping Commodity Symbol F160

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol F163

318
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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol F170

Piping Commodity Symbol F170

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol F172

320
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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol F173

Piping Commodity Symbol F173

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol F176

322
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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol F177

Piping Commodity Symbol F177

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol F178

324
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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol F179

Piping Commodity Symbol F179

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol F180

326
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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol F182

Piping Commodity Symbol F182

C. Symbols

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Piping Commodity Symbol F184

328
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Appendix C: Piping Commodity Symbol F188

Piping Commodity Symbol F188

C. Symbols

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C.2 Fire and Safety Symbols

Symbol No. Latest Rev. No. Page

FS1A 3 331
FS2B 1 331
FS10A 2 332
FS10B 0 332
FS11A 3 333
FS11B 1 333
FS13A 2 334
FS13B 0 334
FS24A 1 335
FS26A 1 335
FS26B 2 336
FS30A 1 336
FS38A 2 337
FS39A 2 337
FS60A 2 338
FS66A 2 338

T-FS1A 0 339
T-FS2B 0 339
T-FS10A 0 340
T-FS11A 0 340
T-FS13A 0 341

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Fire and Safety Symbol FS1A

Fire and Safety Symbol FS2B

C. Symbols

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Fire and Safety Symbol FS10A

Fire and Safety Symbol FS10B

332
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Appendix C: Fire and Safety Symbol FS11A

Fire and Safety Symbol FS11A

Fire and Safety Symbol FS11B

C. Symbols

333
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Fire and Safety Symbol FS13A

Fire and Safety Symbol FS13B

334
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Appendix C: Fire and Safety Symbol FS24A

Fire and Safety Symbol FS24A

Fire and Safety Symbol FS26A

C. Symbols

335
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Fire and Safety Symbol FS26B

Fire and Safety Symbol FS30A

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Appendix C: Fire and Safety Symbol FS38A

Fire and Safety Symbol FS38A

Fire and Safety Symbol FS39A

C. Symbols

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Fire and Safety Symbol FS60A

Fire and Safety Symbol FS66A

338
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Appendix C: Fire and Safety Symbol T-FS1A

Fire and Safety Symbol T-FS1A

Fire and Safety Symbol T-FS2B

C. Symbols

339
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Fire and Safety Symbol T-FS10A

Fire and Safety Symbol T-FS11A

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Appendix C: Fire and Safety Symbol T-FS13A

Fire and Safety Symbol T-FS13A

C. Symbols

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C.3 Piping Specialty Symbols

Symbol No. Latest Rev. No. Page

S1AC (*) 0 343

S1AZ 0 343
S1BZ 0 343
S3AC (*) 0 344
S3AZ 0 344
S4AC (*) 0 344
S4AZ 0 344
S5AZ 0 345
S7AZ 0 345
S11BZ 0 346
S13AZ 0 346
S28AZ 0 347
S28BZ 0 347
S32BC (*) 0 348
S32BZ 0 348
S36AZ 0 348
S49AC (*) 0 349
S49AZ 0 349
S51AC (*) 0 349
S51AZ 0 349
S53AC (*) 0 350
S53AZ 0 350
S64BC (*) 0 350
S64BZ 0 350
S70AC (*) 0 351
S70BC (*) 0 351
S78AC (*) 0 352
S78AZ 0 352

(*): This symbol is actually for a piping commodity component.

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Piping Specialty Symbol S1AC

Piping Specialty Symbol S1BZ

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Piping Specialty Symbol S3AZ

Piping Specialty Symbol S4AC

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Appendix C: Piping Specialty Symbol S5AZ

Piping Specialty Symbol S5AZ

Piping Specialty Symbol S7AZ

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Piping Specialty Symbol S11BZ

Piping Specialty Symbol S13AZ

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Appendix C: Piping Specialty Symbol S28AZ

Piping Specialty Symbol S28AZ

Piping Specialty Symbol S28BZ

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Piping Specialty Symbol S32BC

Piping Specialty Symbol S36AZ

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Appendix C: Piping Specialty Symbol S49AC

Piping Specialty Symbol S49AC

Piping Specialty Symbol S51AC

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Piping Specialty Symbol S53AC

Piping Specialty Symbol S64BC

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Piping Specialty Symbol S70AC

Piping Specialty Symbol S70BC

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C.4 Instrument Specialty Symbols

Symbol No. Latest Rev. No. Page

I3AZ 0 354
I5AZ 0 354
I6AZ 0 355
I7AZ 0 355
I8AZ 0 356
I11AZ 0 356
I12AZ 0 357
I13AZ 0 357
I14AZ 0 358
I15AZ 0 358
I16AZ 0 359
I17AZ 0 359
I18AZ 0 360
I20AZ 0 360
I30AZ 0 361

I106BZ 0 361
I109BZ 0 362
I118BZ 0 362
I120AZ 0 363

I201AZ 0 363
I201BZ 0 364
I201CZ 0 364
I209AZ 0 365
I213AZ 0 365
I216AZ 0 366

C. Symbols
I219AZ 0 366
I237AZ 0 367
I253AZ 0 367

I301AZ 0 368
I324CZ 0 368
I324DZ 0 369
I324EZ 0 369
I324FZ 0 370

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Instrument Specialty Symbol I3AZ

Instrument Specialty Symbol I5AZ

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Instrument Specialty Symbol I6AZ

Instrument Specialty Symbol I7AZ

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Instrument Specialty Symbol I8AZ

Instrument Specialty Symbol I11AZ

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Instrument Specialty Symbol I12AZ

Instrument Specialty Symbol I13AZ

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Instrument Specialty Symbol I14AZ

Instrument Specialty Symbol I15AZ

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Instrument Specialty Symbol I16AZ

Instrument Specialty Symbol I17AZ

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Instrument Specialty Symbol I18AZ

Instrument Specialty Symbol I20AZ

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Instrument Specialty Symbol I30AZ

Instrument Specialty Symbol I106BZ

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Instrument Specialty Symbol I109BZ

Instrument Specialty Symbol I118BZ

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Instrument Specialty Symbol I120AZ

Instrument Specialty Symbol I201AZ

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Instrument Specialty Symbol I201BZ

Instrument Specialty Symbol I201CZ

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Instrument Specialty Symbol I209AZ

Instrument Specialty Symbol I213AZ

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Instrument Specialty Symbol I216AZ

Instrument Specialty Symbol I219AZ

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Instrument Specialty Symbol I237AZ

Instrument Specialty Symbol I253AZ

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Instrument Specialty Symbol I301AZ

Instrument Specialty Symbol I324CZ

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Instrument Specialty Symbol I324DZ

Instrument Specialty Symbol I324EZ

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Instrument Specialty Symbol I324FZ

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C.5 Miscellaneous Symbols

Symbol No. Latest Rev. No. Page

OP3 5 372
OP4 0 372
OP5 5 373
OP9 5 373
OP_251 5 374
OP_271 5 374
OP_291 5 375
OP_292 0 375
OP_311 5 376
OP_331 6 376
OP_332 4 377
OP_333 4 377
OP_334 1 378
OP_351 6 378
OP_391 5 379
OP_401 3 379
OP_411 5 380
OP_412 5 380
OP_413 5 381
OP_451 5 381
OP_452 5 382
OP_453 5 382
OP_491 5 383
OP_492 5 383
OP_493 5 384
OP_494 5 384
OP_571 5 385

C. Symbols
OP_572 5 385
OP_573 5 386
OP_574 5 386
OP_711 5 387
OP_731 5 387
OP_811 5 388
OP_851 5 388
OP_852 5 389
OP_853 5 389
OP_854 5 390

A1003 3 390
A1005 3 391
A1251 3 391
A1331 0 392
A1332 0 392
S2003 3 393
S3003 3 393

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Miscellaneous Symbol OP3

Miscellaneous Symbol OP4

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Miscellaneous Symbol OP5

Miscellaneous Symbol OP9

C. Symbols

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Miscellaneous Symbol OP_251

Miscellaneous Symbol OP_271

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Miscellaneous Symbol OP_291

Miscellaneous Symbol OP_292

C. Symbols

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Miscellaneous Symbol OP_311

Miscellaneous Symbol OP_331

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Miscellaneous Symbol OP_332

Miscellaneous Symbol OP_333

C. Symbols

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Miscellaneous Symbol OP_334

Miscellaneous Symbol OP_351

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Appendix C: Miscellaneous Symbol OP_391

Miscellaneous Symbol OP_391

Miscellaneous Symbol OP_401

C. Symbols

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Miscellaneous Symbol OP_411

Miscellaneous Symbol OP_412

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Appendix C: Miscellaneous Symbol OP_413

Miscellaneous Symbol OP_413

Miscellaneous Symbol OP_451

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Miscellaneous Symbol OP_452

Miscellaneous Symbol OP_453

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Appendix C: Miscellaneous Symbol OP_491

Miscellaneous Symbol OP_491

Miscellaneous Symbol OP_492

C. Symbols

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Miscellaneous Symbol OP_493

Miscellaneous Symbol OP_494

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Appendix C: Miscellaneous Symbol OP_571

Miscellaneous Symbol OP_571

Miscellaneous Symbol OP_572

C. Symbols

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Miscellaneous Symbol OP_573

Miscellaneous Symbol OP_574

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Appendix C: Miscellaneous Symbol OP_711

Miscellaneous Symbol OP_711

Miscellaneous Symbol OP_731

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Miscellaneous Symbol OP_811

Miscellaneous Symbol OP_851

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Miscellaneous Symbol OP_852

Miscellaneous Symbol OP_853

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Miscellaneous Symbol OP_854

Miscellaneous Symbol A1003

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Miscellaneous Symbol A1005

Miscellaneous Symbol A1251

C. Symbols

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Miscellaneous Symbol A1331

Miscellaneous Symbol A1332

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Miscellaneous Symbol S2003

Miscellaneous Symbol S3003

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C.6 Bio-Pharmaceutical Specification

Component Symbols
Symbol No. Page

FERR 396
FERS 396
CAPT 397
CAPSE 397
HA 398
FA 398
FAS 399
MA 399
MAR 400
B90T 400
B90TC 401
B90C 401
B45T 402
B45TC 402
B45C 403
R180R 403
R180C 404
TT 404
TTRB 405
TCB 405
TRCB 406
TSCB 406
TRSCB 407
TICB 407
TSCR 408
XT 408
XTRB 409
XC 409
TC 410
TCR 410
TCSB 411
TCRSB 411
TCI 412
RCP 412
RCCL 413
RCC 413
REP 414
RECL 414
REC 415
CHA 415
C2HD 416
C3HD 416
CPAN 417
CPHB 417

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CA 418
CSJ 418
CHD 419
VS2D 419

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Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol FERR

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol FERS

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Appendix C: Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol CAPT

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol CAPT

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol

CAPSE

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Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol HA

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol FA

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Appendix C: Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol FAS

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol FAS

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol MA

C. Symbols

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Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol MAR

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol B90T

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Appendix C: Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol B90TC

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol B90TC

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol B90C

C. Symbols

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Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol B45T

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol B45TC

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Appendix C: Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol B45C

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol B45C

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol R180R

C. Symbols

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Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol R180C

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol TT

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Appendix C: Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol TTRB

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol TTRB

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol TCB

C. Symbols

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Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol TRCB

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol TSCB

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Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol

TRSCB

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol TICB

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Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol TSCR

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol XT

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Appendix C: Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol XTRB

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol XTRB

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol XC

C. Symbols

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Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol TC

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol TCR

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Appendix C: Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol TCSB

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol TCSB

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol

TCRSB

C. Symbols

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Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol TCI

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol RCP

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Appendix C: Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol RCCL

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol RCCL

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol RCC

C. Symbols

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Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol REP

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol RECL

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Appendix C: Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol REC

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol REC

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol CHA

C. Symbols

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Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol C2HD

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol C3HD

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Appendix C: Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol CPAN

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol CPAN

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol CPHB

C. Symbols

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Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol CA

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol CSJ

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Appendix C: Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol CHD

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol CHD

Bio-Pharm Specification Component Symbol VS2D

C. Symbols

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C.7 Bio-Pharmaceutical Operators

Symbol No. Page

OP_3 421
OP_42 421

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Bio-Pharm Operator Symbol SOP_3

Bio-Pharm Operator Symbol SOP_42

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C.8 Bio-Pharmaceutical Specialty

Components
Symbol No. Page

R180B 423
R180S 423
VSDTP 424
VSDTC 424
VSCCB 425
VSCCBU 425
VS3WD 426
VS4WD 426

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Bio-Pharm Specialty Component Symbol R180B

Bio-Pharm Specialty Component Symbol R180S

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Bio-Pharm Specialty Component Symbol VSDTP

Bio-Pharm Specialty Component Symbol VSDTC

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Appendix C: Bio-Pharm Specialty Component Symbol VSCCB

Bio-Pharm Specialty Component Symbol VSCCB

Bio-Pharm Specialty Component Symbol VSCCBU

C. Symbols

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Bio-Pharm Specialty Component Symbol VS3WD

Bio-Pharm Specialty Component Symbol VS4WD

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Appendix C: Details Assumed

C.9 Details Assumed

Detail No. Latest Rev. No. Page

V1 0 428
V2 0 428
V3 0 429
V4 0 429
V5 0 430
V7 0 430
V8 0 431

H1 0 431
H2 0 432
H3 0 432
H4 0 433

F1 0 433
F2 0 434
F4 0 434
F7 0 435
F8 0 435

P1 0 436
P2 0 436
P3 0 437
P4 0 437
P5 0 438
P7 0 438
P8 0 439
P9 0 439

C. Symbols
T1 0 440
T3 0 440
T4 0 441

L1 0 441
L2 0 442
L4 0 443
L7 0 444
L8 0 445

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Detail V1

Detail V2

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Appendix C: Detail V3

Detail V3

Detail V4

C. Symbols

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Detail V5

Detail V7

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Appendix C: Detail V8

Detail V8

Detail H1

C. Symbols

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Detail H2

Detail H3

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Appendix C: Detail H4

Detail H4

Detail F1

C. Symbols

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Detail F2

Detail F4

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Appendix C: Detail F7

Detail F7

Detail F8

C. Symbols

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Detail P1

Detail P2

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Appendix C: Detail P3

Detail P3

Detail P4

C. Symbols

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Detail P5

Detail P7

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Appendix C: Detail P8

Detail P8

Detail P9

C. Symbols

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Detail T1

Detail T

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Appendix C: Detail T4

Detail T4

Detail L1

C. Symbols

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Detail L2

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Appendix C: Detail L4

Detail L4

C. Symbols

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Detail L7

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Detail L8

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C.10 Piping and Instrument Symbol

Notes
1. Surface area, empty weight and water weight will be read from the applicable data source. The
attribute values read will be stored in the Piping TDB.

2. Unit surface area, unit empty weight and unit water weight will be read from the applicable tables. The
attribute values read will be stored in the Piping TDB.

3. Wall thickness will be read, alothough not by the Eden symbol, from the Piping Job Specification or
Instrument TDB. The attribute value read will be stored in the Piping TDB.

4. Simplified and detailed definitions are identical for this component.

6. The surface defining the end of a component will be drawn per the following conventions:

For grooved and female face flanged ends: a distance "S" towards the origin from the actual
outermost surface of the component. In other words, the end will be terminated at the bottom of
the groove.

For all other bolted ends: at the actual outermost surface of the component.

For all male ends: at the actual outermost surface of the component.

For all female ends: a distance "Q" from the actual outermost surface of the component.

8. The origin of the component will be located mid-way between PCP1 and PCP2 for two connect point
components and in the center of the component for single connect point components.

9. It is not required to retrieve values for surface area, empty weight and water weight for this component.

10. The origin of the component will be located mid-way between PCP1 and the outermost most surface of
the component at the end opposite PCP1.

11. This will be a vertical cylinder whose nominal pipe diameter will be equal to the nominal pipe
diameter of the valve.

12. This parameter will have a value equal to the applicable of "A", "E" or "P2" times the factor indicated
below:

Nominal Pipe Diameter Range Factor

2 and smaller 0.50
2.01-10 0.55
10.01 and larger 0.60

13. The combined height of these cones will equal the nominal pipe diameter of the valve.

The value for the base of each of the cones will equal the applicable of "A" or "E" times the factor
indicated below:

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Nominal Pipe Diameter Range Factor

2 and smaller 0.40
2.01-10 0.45
10.01 and larger 0.50

14. The value of this parameter will equal the nominal pipe diameter of the valve divided by 2.

15. The length of this cylinder will be a minimum.

16. Four equally spaced concentric rings will be provided.

17. This parameter will equal 1.2 times the value of dimension "O".

18. This parameter will have a value equal to the applicable parameter "E" times the factor indicated
below:

Nominal Pipe Diameter Range Factor

0.5 and smaller 0.90
0.51-2.00 0.75
2.01 and larger 0.60

19. This parameter will have a value equal to the applicable parameter "E" times the factor indicated
below:

Nominal Pipe Diameter Range Factor

0.5 and smaller 0.25
0.51-2.00 0.20
2.01 and larger 0.12

20. For components all whose ends are either bolted or female end types and that require a dimension from
the male termination type generic table, the system will use the table corresponding to table suffix "5".

21. This parameter will have a value equal to the applicable parameter "L" times the factor indicated
below:

C. Symbols
Nominal Pipe Diameter Range Factor
0.5 and smaller 0.20
0.51-2.00 0.12
2.01 and larger 0.10

22. The reinforcement will be represented as a 360 degree cylinder concentric with the branch pipe.

23. The location of PCP2 will be determined by the system so that the point in the OD of the end cross-
section of the branch pipe that is furthest removed from the header centerline will be located as
follows:

For model codes RPAD and RWELD: on the outside surface of the header pipe.

For model codes RPAD2 and RWELD2: on the inside surface of the header pipe.

24. Values for weld length and OD will depend upon the system of units of measure used, as defined by
the specific model code used, as follows:

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Model Code Weld Length Weld OD

BWELD 0.0625" P + 0.0625"
BWELD1 By Others By Others
BWELD2 By Others By Others

25. Parameter "P4" will define the space occupied by the valve disk in the open position. Its sign will be
positive (+) if in the direction of the secondary axis of the orientation tee or negative (-) if opposite to
it.

26. You define the dimensional or orientation parameters listed below during the design session, following
the system prompts. The values so entered will be used during model reconstruction. Labels may be
prepared to display this value on the iso and/or in the iso materials listing.

Symbol Name Tutorial Name Parameter

FS1A FS1A D1
FS2B FS2B D5
FS10A FS10A D3, D9
FS11A FS11A D3, D9
FS13A FS13A D3, D9

27. For SN=FS2B, the parallelepiped defined by parameters "D8", "D9" and "D10" will rotate, together
with the nozzle, by the specified angle D14, with due regards to sign.

28. This symbol applies to cubical components that have one of their axis oriented along the direction of
the primary axis of the coordinate system for the component. The origin of the component will be
located at the intersection of its diagonals. It will be possible to place components to which this
symbol applies either by their origin or by PCP1. The tertiary axis of the component is defined as that
axis which follows the direction of the thumb of the right hand when the other fingers of the right hand
are curled in the direction following the path from the positive end of the primary axis of the
component to the positive end of the secondary axis of the component. The output parameters which
are specific to this symbol are defined as follows:

Output D1 - defines the vectorial distance from the origin of the component to PCP1 along the
direction of the primary axis of the component. Its sign will be positive if the vector is in the direction
of the primary axis of the component and negative if it is opposite to the direction of the primary axis
of the component.

Output D2 - defines the vectorial distance from the origin of the component to PCP1 along the
direction of the secondary axis of the component. Its sign will be positive if the vector is in the
direction of the secondary axis of the component and negative if it is opposite to the direction of the
secondary axis of the component.

Output D3 - defines the vectorial distance from the origin of the component to PCP1 along the
direction of the tertiary axis of the component. Its sign will be positive if the vector is in the direction
of the tertiary axis of the component and negative if it is opposite to the direction of the tertiary axis of
the component.

Output D4 - defines the length of the component along the direction of the primary axis of the
component. Its sign will always be positive.

Output D5 - defines the length of the component along the direction of the secondary axis of the
component. Its sign will always be positive.

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Output D6 - defines the dimension of the component along the direction of the tertiary axis of the
component. Its sign will always be positive.

32. The nominal pipe diameter of PCP1 refers to the header size.

33. The value for angle B and/or for "angle" will be intrinsic to the component being placed, unless it is
stated in Appendix B that it is to be determined by the system from data contained in the design file.

34. You will first identify the PCP of the elbow that will determine the centerline direction of the elbolet,
as defined by the primary axis of the orientation tee of the elbow PCP. When placement of an elbolet
is involved, the system will always place PCP2 of the elbolet pointing away from the elbow, regarless
of the direction in which the orientation tee points. The system will then place a temporary PCP at the
intersection of the primary axis of the orientation tee with the outside of the elbow. This temporary
PCP will then be moved inside the elbow by a fixed amount to ensure that the connection between the
elbolet and the elbow will not "leak". The "moved" PCP will become PCP1 for the elbolet. The
system will then place PCP2 for the elbolet using the "M" dimension from the data table.

35. Dimension "N" will be equal to the branch (RCP) outside diameter "P" plus "2K".

36. The value for parameter "M" will be provided in the "Mod" column of the Piping Job Specification. It
will not be stored in any data table.

37. This dimension will be equal to "1.5P".

39. The value of "N" may be positive or negative, depending upon the type of end being defined. If the
value of "N" is <=0, the system will not draw a cylinder to represent the female end socket.

40. The origin of the section describing this component will be located at the intersection of the plane
containing the axis of flow for the component with the planes at the ends of the component, as follows:

For bolted ends: the plane passing through the back of the bolted end.

C. Symbols
For male and female ends: the plane passing through the corresponding connect point.

41. The origin of the section describing this component will be located at the intersection of the plane
containing the axis of flow for the component with the planes at the ends of the component, as follows:

For bolted ends: not applicable.

For male or female ends: the plane passing through a point located inward from the
corresponding connect point "end distance" "K" or "L", if applicable.

42. For pipe bends, the radius of the torous for this component will be the nominal pipe diameter of the
component times the value included in the "Mod" column of the Piping Job Specification.

For all other applicable components, the radius of the torous will be determined from the equations
listed below:

For bolted ends: [A - R] [tan Y/2]

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For male ends: [E - K] [tan Y/2]

For female ends: [E - K] [tan Y/2]

For male-female ends: [E - K] [tan Y/2]

where, Y refers to the angle; A, E, R and K are as defined in the applicable symbol.

The origin of the radius will be positioned at the location defined in the symbol.

43. Unions are only required for model codes E45U, E90U, TUOR and TUOB.

44. The number of taps will be provided in the "Mod" column of the Piping Job Specification. The same
data table will apply regardless of the number of taps involved.

45. Dimensions "K" and "L" are required to calculate factors used in stress analysis of the piping system.

46. If half of "P" for PCP3 is greater than "F", locate the end of the component in the vicinity of PCP2 a
distance equal to "0.7P" from the origin of the component and locate PCP2 a distance "F" from the
origin.

47. Parameter "K" will be no less than 0.25 inch and no more than the lesser of 0.5 inch or 90% of
dimension "O".

48. Parameter "M" will equal the nominal pipe diameter times the factor indicated below:

Nominal Pipe Diameter Range d Factor

3 and smaller 1.25
3.01-10 0.55
10.01 and larger 0.30

50. Values have been provided for parameter "O" per the following formula:

T= T-API-590 - CA-API-590 + CA + FA, rounded to the next 1/16th inch

where,

T-API-590 - is the applicable blank thickness defined in API-590.

CA-API-590 - is the applicable blank corrosion allowance defined in API-590.

CA - is 0.125 inch for geometry standards API-590Z1 or AITKEN Z1; 0.25 inch for geometry
standards API-590Z2 or AITKEN Z2.

FA - is 0.125 inch if RFTBE is involved; 0 inch for all other ends.

51. Provide a cylinder with the following dimensions:

Diameter "P", where "P" is the outside diameter from the applicable generic table.

Length having a value equal to the nominal pipe diameter of the applicable end times the factor
indicated below:

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Nominal Pipe Diameter Range Factor

1 and smaller 2.00
1.01-3.50 1.00
3.51 and larger 0.50

53. The drain for the component, PCP3, will be located in the plane defined by the primary and secondary
axis of the orientation tee.

54. This parameter will equal the nominal pipe diameter times the factor indicated below:

Nominal Pipe Diameter Range Factor

3 and smaller 1.25
3.01-10 0.55
10.01 and larger 0.30

55. Model codes and symbols ending in the letter "C", for example S1AC, may be used to represent piping
commodity components. Since the EDEN software does not recognize "generic" components for
piping commodity components, however, the following limitations apply:

Model codes S1AC, S3AC and S4AC must be defined to have no offset; for example, for model
S1AC, parameters P4 and P5 must be defined to be zero.

For model code S51AC, parameter P7 must be zero.

Model code S64BC does not work at all.

The above limitations do not apply to piping specialty components.

56. This symbol will be used to represent off-line instruments by means of a cylinder. The following
comments will apply:

The applicability of this representation will be defined by you, making the proper menu selection
at placement time. It will be remembered by the system during reconstruction of the model.

C. Symbols
Several identical model codes have been provided (I301iT or I301iS, where i=A-J) to allow
definition of up to 2000 instruments of the same AABBCC code.

No access to a data table will be required when this representation applies. If values are not
entered for P2 and P3, they will be defaulted to "minimum" and "6 inches" respectively.

58. Output P1 defines the total number of connect points applicable to the component. If the number
entered in this field is less than the number of connect points shown pictorially in the sketch for the
applicable symbol, only the number of connect points entered for this parameter will apply.

59. Output P1 defines the total number of connect points applicable to the component. The number
entered for this parameter must agree with the number of connect points shown pictorially in the sketch
for the applicable symbol.

64. The following note applies to operators with chainwheels:

The diameter of the chainwheel will be assumed to be equal to that of the corresponding
handwheel.

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The value for the chainwheel height (CW Height) will be determined by the software as a
function of the corresponding handhweel diameter (HW Diam), as follows:

HW Diam CW Height
=<6.000 (0.33333)(HW Diam)
>6.000, =<42.000 3.0
>42.000 (0.07143)(HW Diam)

65. During reconstruction of the model, the system will automatically place the operator with the
dimensions and in the orientation defined by you during initial placement. For piping components, if
you added an appurtenance, this is also remembered by the reconstruction software.

66. For components that have operators or actuators, the secondary axis of the orientation tee used in
placing the component will define the direction of the operator. The primary direction of the operator
or actuator will be oriented by the system in the direction of the secondary axis of the orientation tee
used in placing the component. The secondry direction of the operator or actuator will be oriented by
the system in the direction of the primary axis of the orientation tee used in placing the component. No
auxiliary orientation tee will be available to change the orientation of the operator or actuator. The
resulting operator orientation will be defined on the isometric drawing.

Note, however, that the orientation of an operator or actuator depends upon how both the component
and the operator were defined. If either of them was defined to have the operator oriented with a
secondary orientation tee (see note 71), such secondary orientation tee will apply and will behave as
defined in note 71.

67. Those parameters shown on the sketch with a + sign may be either positive or negative. All other
parameters must always have positive values.

68. Commodity descriptions for chain operators, floor stands and extension stems will be derived from
commodity codes CHAIN_*, FSTAND_* and XSTEM_*. Refer to documents explaining the
generation of isometric drawings and materials reports for details.

69. The value of this parameter will equal the nominal pipe diameter of the valve.

71. For components that have operators or actuators, the orientation tee used in placing the component
involved will be used to orient the operator or actuator. Upon placement of the component, the system
will place an auxiliary orientation tee at the origin of the component to allow the orientation of the
operator or actuator. As a default, the primary axis of the auxiliary orientation tee will be oriented by
the system in the direction of the secondary axis of the primary orientation tee (even if the operator is
at an angle) and will define the direction of the operator or actuator. As a default, the secondary axis of
the auxiliary orientation tee will point in the direction of the primary axis of the primary orientation
tee. You will then be able to orient the operator or actuator by manipulating the orientation of either
the primary or the secondary axis of the auxiliary orientation tee. The resulting operator orientation
will be defined on the isometric drawing.

Note, however, that the orientation of an operator or actuator depends upon how both the component
and the operator were defined. If either of them was defined to have the operator oriented with a
secondary orientation tee, such secondary orientation tee will apply and will behave as defined in note
71.

72. The system will record in the TDB DMRS database the value of the angular parameter defined below.
This angle will be used by the Isogen Interface Software to define the primary orientation of the
operator on the iso.

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Symbol Name Parameter

OP5 Y3
OP_311 Y4
OP_351 Y4
OP_412 Y5
OP_492 Y5
OP_572 Y5
OP_574 Y5
OP_852 Y5
OP_854 Y5

74. The optional capability will be provided to define, for stress analysis purposes, the weight of the
operator and the location of the center of gravity of the operator weight. The location of the center of
gravity is defined by parameters "Y1", "Y2" and "Y3". The weight of the component itself, exclusive
of the operator, will still be defined as part of the component’s table. The operator data will be
retrieved as part of the data transfer to the pipe stress analysis program taking into full consideration
the orientation and rotation made of the operator at placement time.

75. If there is no stem extension above the top of the gear operator, define the parameter identified below
as "0.0". Never define such

parameter as "-".

Symbol Name Parameter

OP_291 Y10
OP_292 Y13
OP_311 Y10
OP_331 Y11
OP_332 Y13
OP_333 Y12
OP_334 Y12
OP_351 Y12

For data tables that are prepared without this parameter, the EDEN symbol will assume that no stem
extension applies.

C. Symbols
76. The dimensions for gear operators shown on data tables were obtained in the following manner: from
the fully open valve stem dimension stated in the catalog we subtracted the valve nominal pipe
diameter to account for the stem free travel. We then added the flange adaptor height, as advised by
the Manufacturer, and the height of the gear operator, from catalog dimensions.

77. The angle that the secondary axis of the auxiliary orientation tee makes in its final position with its
default position is required for the purchase of the valve and must be supplied by the system to the
materials control function.

78. For this operator, the center of gravity of the valve operator will always be located along the operator
stem. The values of "Y2" and "Y3" will always be "-" in the corresponding operator data table.

81. The dimensional or orientation parameters listed below will be defined by you from the design session,
upon prompting by the system. The values so entered will be used during model reconstruction.
Labels may be prepared to display this value on the iso and/or in the iso materials listing.

Symbol Name Tutorial Name Parameter(s)

OP_333 ZO333D Y11
OP_334 ZO334D Y11
OP_401 ZO401D Y6

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83. During placement of this operator, the tutorial listed below will be displayed for you to select the
orientation of the handwheel.

Symbol Name Tutorial Name

OP_331 ZO331O
OP_332 ZO331O
OP_333 ZO331O
OP_334 ZO331O
OP_351 ZO331O

92. Parameter "Y1" will be the operator type and will be only listed in the applicable actuator data table.

93. The optional capability will be provided to define, for stress analysis purposes, the weight of the
actuatior and the location of the center of gravity of the actuator weight. The location of the center of
gravity is defined by parameters "Y2", "Y3" and "Y4". The weight of the component itself, exclusive
of the actuator, will still be defined as part of the component’s table. The actuator data will be
retrieved as part of the data transfer to the pipe stress analysis program taking into full consideration
the orientation and rotation made of the actuator at placement time.

94. For this actuator, the center of gravity of the valve actuator will always be located along the actuator
stem. The values of "Y3" and "Y4" will always be "-" in the corresponding actuator data table.

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C.11 Assembly Notes

1. For a vent/drain connection off a pipe run, the system will place the appropriate branch reinforcement
component on the basis of data in the applicable branch reinforcemnt table.

For a vent/drain connection off an equipment item, a piping component or an instrument component, you
must select the proper component to which the vent drain assembly will be connected. This may require
defining a nozzle in an item of equipment or placing a tap on a piping component.

2. The characteristics of this branch nipple and of the flange mating the vent/drain valve, if applicable, will
be as follows:

If the CP of the vent/drain valve which is nearest the pipe run has an end preparation type in the range
from 10 through 81, as defined by codelist set CL330, the following will apply:

If the pipe run is not insulated, the following applies:

— If the end preparation of the CP of the branch component that applies to the assembly is in the
range from 10 through 81, as defined by codelist set CL330, no branch nipple nor vent/drain
valve mating flange will be required. The vent/drain valve will be bolted directly to the flange
of the branch.

— If the end preparation of the CP of the branch component that applies to the assembly is 301, as
defined by codelist set CL330, no branch nipple will be required. The flange that mates the
vent/drain valve will be chosen to have a RCP with end preparation 301 and will be connected
directly to the assembly end of the branch component.

— If the end preparation of the CP of the branch component that applies to the assembly is 421 or
441, as defined by codelist set CL330, a 4 inch long branch nipple will be required. If end
preparation 421 is involved, applicable AABBCC and option codes for the branch nipple will
be 6Q3C88 and 728 respectively. If end preparation 441 is involved, applicable AABBCC and

C. Symbols
option codes for the branch nipple will be 6Q3C88 and 727 respectively. The flange that mates
the vent/drain valve will be chosen to have a RCP with end preparation to suit that of the
assembly end of the branch component (421 or 441) and will be connected directly to the
assembly end of the branch nipple.

— If the end preparation of the CP of the branch component that applies to the assembly is other
than defined above, an error message will be returned by the system when use of this assembly
is attempted.

If the pipe run is insulated, the following applies:

— If the end preparation of the CP of the branch component that applies to the assembly is in the
range from 10 through 81, as defined by codelist set CL330, no branch nipple nor vent/drain
valve mating flange will be required. The vent/drain valve will be bolted directly to the flange
of the branch.

— If the end preparation of the CP of the branch component that applies to the assembly is 301,
421 or 441, as defined by codelist set CL330, a branch nipple will be provided with nominal
length defined by the following equation:

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L= 1 + P/2 + T + W_i - B - N

where, L - is the nominal length required for the branch nipple

1 - is one inch

P/2 - is half the outside pipe diameter as derived from table MAL_Term_TS for the pipe run.

T - is the insulation thickness of the pipe run as derived from the TDB

W_i - is the nut allowance as derived from the applicable of the tables described below

- STUD_Rat_TS, if the RDB option that involves CP

termination for bolt length calculations is not active;

— OR —

- STUD_Term_Rat_TS, if the RDB option that involves CP

termination for bolt length calculations is active
that applies to the bolts used by the vent/drain valve.

B - is the offset of assembly end of the branch component from the centerline of the pipe run,
derived from the applicable branch component dimension table.

N - is the distance from the back of the flange to CP2 in the flange, as defined in table
MC_GS_Term(G)_Rat(G)_Term(R)_Rat(R)_A that applies to the vent/drain valve.

The nominal length of the branch nipple determined from the above equation will be rounded to
the next full inch length but will be no less than 4 inches long. The end preparation(s) of the
branch nipple will be chosen by the system to suit the end preparation types of the branch
component. If end preparation 301 is involved, applicable AABBCC and option codes for the
branch nipple will be PIPING and 1 respectively. If end preparation 421 is involved, applicable
AABBCC and option codes for the branch nipple will be 6Q3C88 and 728 respectively. If end
preparation 441 is involved, applicable AABBCC and option codes for the branch nipple will
be 6Q3C88 and 727 respectively.

The flange that mates the vent/drain valve will be chosen by the system to have a RCP with end
preparation to suit that of the assembly end of the branch component (301, 421 or 441) and will
be connected to the branch nipple.

— If the end preparation of the CP of the branch component that applies to the assembly is other
than defined above, an error message will be returned by the system when use of this assembly
is attempted.

If the CP of the vent/drain valve which is nearest the pipe run has end preparation type of either 421 or
441, as defined by codelist set CL330, a branch nipple will be required. The branch nipple length will be
1 inch longer than the insulation thickness of the pipe run rounded to the next full inch length but no less
than 4 inches long. The end preparations of the branch nipple will be chosen by the system to suit the end
preparation types of the branch component and of the vent/drain valve. If end preparation 421 is
involved, applicable AABBCC and option codes for the branch nipple will be 6Q3C88 and 728

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respectively. If end preparation 441 is involved, applicable AABBCC and option codes for the branch
nipple will be 6Q3C88 and 727 respectively.

No flange will be required to mate the vent/drain valve.

If the CP of the vent/drain valve which is nearest the pipe run has end preparation type other than in the
range from 10-81 or of either 421 or 441, as defined by codelist set CL330, an error message will be
returned by the system when use of this assembly is attempted.

3. If the mating CPs of the valves in the vent/drain assembly have an end preparation other than 421, an
error message will be returned by the system when use of this assembly is attempted.

4. If any of the CPs of the valve in the vent/drain assembly have an end preparation other than 401 or if the
pipe is insulated beyond 4 inches thickness, an error message will be returned by the system when use of
this assembly is attempted.

C. Symbols

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Appendix D Commodity Code

Descriptions

D.1 Commodity Code Matrix

The commodity code matrix used to develop the commodity codes in the piping materials classes is shown
below. The first letter of the commodity code identifies the basic type of component, such as a valve or flange.
The remaining characters provide a detailed description of the component. The first character designations are:

B Flanged and Miscellaneous Fittings

C Completing Materials
D Fire and Safety Components
E Steam Specialties
F Flanges
G Flanged Specialties
H Strainers
I Instrument Specialties
J Pipe Supports
L Labor codes
M Miscellaneous Wetted Components
N Miscellaneous Non-Wetted Components
O Tubing and Hose
P Pipe
Q Socket End Fittings
R Tubing Fittings
S Socketwelded Fittings
T Threaded Fittings
U Underground Fittings
V Valves
W Welded Fittings
X Gaskets
Y Bolting

Codes
D. Commodity

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Flanged and Miscellaneous Fittings

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! FIRST LETTER: B - MISCELLANEOUS FITTINGS

B BA Ball joint straight thru ’Ball joint straight thru’

B BB Ball joint 90 deg elbow ’Ball joint 90 deg elbow’
B BC Ball joint double 90 deg ell ’Ball joint double 90 deg elbow’
B DA Elbow female x female ’Elbow female x female’
B DD 45 deg elbow female x female ’45 deg elbow female x female’
B DT Tee female x female x female ’Tee female x female x female’
B DY 45 deg lateral female x female x female ’45 deg lateral female x female x female’
B EA Elbow male x male ’Elbow male x male’
B EC Plug male ’Plug male’
B ED 45 deg elbow male x male ’45 deg elbow male x male’
B ET Tee male x male x male ’Tee male x male x male’
B EY 45 deg lateral male x male x male ’45 deg lateral male x male x male’
B FR Reducer male x female ’Reducer male x female’
B FT Tee male x male x female ’Tee male x male x female’
B FY 45 deg lateral male x male x female ’45 deg lateral male x male x female’
B GA Grayloc assembly ’Grayloc assembly - hubs, ring, clamp & bolts’
B GB Grayloc orifice assembly ’Grayloc orifice assembly - hubs, ring, clamp & bolts’
B GC Grayloc clamp, w/bolts ’Grayloc clamp, w/bolt set’
B GD Grayloc blind hub ’Grayloc blind hub’
B GE Grayloc blind hub, w/tap ’Grayloc blind hub, w/SW tap’
B GF Grayloc hub ’Grayloc hub’
B GG Grayloc seal ring ’Grayloc seal ring’
B GH Grayloc blind seal ring ’Grayloc blind seal ring’
B GY Grayloc bolt set ’Grayloc bolt set’
B HA Flanged union ’Flanged union’
B LA Flanged elbow ’Flanged 90 deg long radius elbow’
B LB Flanged reducing elbow ’Flanged 90 deg reducing elbow’
B LC Flanged 45 deg elbow ’Flanged 45 deg elbow’
B RA Flanged concentric reducer ’Flanged concentric reducer’
B RB Flanged eccentric reducer ’Flanged eccentric reducer’
B TA Flanged tee ’Flanged tee’
B TB Flanged reducing tee ’Flanged reducing tee’
B UA Flanged return bend ’Flanged return bend’
B VA Flanged adapter ’Flanged adapter’
B VB THD adapter ’Threaded adapter’
B VC LR elbow ’Long radius elbow’
B VD 45 deg LR elbow ’45 deg long radius elbow’
B VE Tee ’Tee’
B VF Elbow ’Elbow’
B VG 45 deg elbow ’45 deg elbow’
B VH Concentric reducer ’Concentric reducer’
B VI Reducing tee ’Reducing tee’
B VJ Eccentric reducer ’Eccentric reducer’
B VK Victaulic cap ’Victaulic cap’
B VL Reducer FTSE ’Reducer threaded small end’
B VM Coupling, w/gasket ’Coupling, w/gasket’
B VN Coupling, w/gasket & FTE outlet ’Outlet coupling, w/gasket & female THD outlet’
B VO Coupling, w/gasket & MTE outlet ’Outlet coupling, w/gasket & male THD outlet’
B VP Reducing tee, w/ MTE outlet ’Reducing tee, w/male THD outlet’
B VQ Red tee, w/FTE outlet ’Reducing tee, w/female THD outlet’
B WS Weld sleeve ’External weld sleeve’
B XA Flanged cross ’Flanged cross’
B YA Flanged Y ’Flanged true Y’
B YB Flanged 45 deg lateral ’Flanged 45 deg lateral’
B ZA Hub ’Hub’
B ZB Hub & flanged ’Hub & flanged’
B ZC Coupling/connector ’Coupling/connector’
B ZD Clamp ’Clamp, w/bolts & nuts’
B ZE Cap ’Cap’
B ZF Flexible coupling ’Flexible coupling’
B ZN Nipple/connector ’Nipple/connector’

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B A CL150 ’CL150’
B B CL300 ’CL300’
B C CL400 ’CL400’
B D CL600 ’CL600’

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B E CL900 ’CL900’
B F CL1500 ’CL1500’
B G CL2500 ’CL2500’
B K CL25 ’CL25’
B L CL125 ’CL125’
B M CL250 ’CL250’
B N CL800 ’CL800’
B O CL175 ’CL175’
B R std conn ’standard connection’
B S shrouded bore connection ’shrouded bore connection’
B Z ’’

B A FFFE ’flat face flanged ends’

B B RFFE ’raised face flanged ends’
B D RFFE 125 Ra finish ’raised face flanged ends 125 Ra finish’
B F RFFE 125-500 Ra finish ’raised face flanged ends 125-500 Ra finish’
B G RFFE 63-250 Ra finish ’raised face flanged ends 63-250 Ra finish’
B H RFFE 63-125 Ra finish ’raised face flanged ends 63-125 Ra finish’
B I RFFE 125-250 Ra finish ’raised face flanged ends 125-250 Ra finish’
B J RJFE ’ring joint flanged ends’
B L flange x socket ’FF flange x socket’
B M flange x socket x socket ’FF flange x socket x socket’
B N flange x socket x flange ’FF flange x socket x FF flange’
B O flange x flange x socket ’FF flange x FF flange x socket’
B P socket x socket x flange ’socket x socket x FF flange’
B R bell & spigot ’bell & spigot’
B S SWE ’socketwelded end’
B T THD ’threaded end’
B U MJE ’mechanical joint end’
B V grooved ’grooved’
B W welded ’welded’
B Z ’’

B B S-40 ’Sch 40’

B C S-80 ’Sch 80’
B D S-XS ’X-strong’
B E S-160 ’Sch 160’
B F thk per B16.5 ’thk per ANSI-B16.5’
B G S-XXS ’XX-strong’
B H S-100 ’Sch 100’
B I S-120 ’Sch 120’
B J S-140 ’Sch 140’
B L S-LW ’light-weight’
B M S-20 ’Sch 20’
B N S-30 ’Sch 30’
B S S-STD ’standard-weight’
B X thk per reqn ’thk per specification ??’
B Z ’’

B A B16.1 ’ANSI-B16.1’
B E B16.5 ’ANSI-B16.5’
B Z ’’

B AAA ASTM-A234-WPB ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WPB’

B AAB ASTM-A216-WCB ’ASTM-A216 Gr.WCB’
B AAC ASTM-A216-WCB, galv ’ASTM-A216 Gr.WCB, galvanized’
B AAE carbon steel ’carbon steel’
B AAF ASTM-A105 ’ASTM-A105’
B AAG ASTM-A234-WPB ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WPB, Victaulic’
B AAH ASTM-A234-WPB ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WPB, galvanized, Victaulic’
B AAN ASTM-A181-70 ’ASTM-A181 Cl.70’
B AAO ASTM-A181-70 ’ASTM-A181 Cl.70, Barco BB-41020-??-21’
B AAZ AISI-4140 ’AISI-4140’
Codes
D. Commodity
B ABC ASTM-A53-B, galv ’ASTM-A53 Gr.B, galvanized’
B EAB ASTM-A217-C5 ’ASTM-A217 Gr.C5’
B EAC ASTM-A217-C12 ’ASTM-A217 Gr.C12’
B EEE ASTM-A182-F1 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F1’
B FFB ASTM-A182-F12 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F12’
B FFC ASTM-A182-F11 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F11’
B FFF ASTM-A182-F22 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F22’
B FFH ASTM-A182-F5 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F5’
B FFL ASTM-A182-F9 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F9’

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B IAA ASTM-A351-CF8M ’ASTM-A351 Gr.CF8M’
B IAB ASTM-A351-CF8C ’ASTM-A351 Gr.CF8C’
B IIA ASTM-A266-3 ’ASTM-A266 Cl.3’

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B IIF ASTM-A182-F316 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F316’

B IIG ASTM-A182-F316L ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F316L’
B IIK 17-4PH SS, w/graphite ’17-4 PH SS, w/graphite’
B IIL 347 SS, w/graphite coating ’347 SS, w/graphite coating’
B IIM ASTM-A182-F347H ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F347H’
B IIN ASTM-A182-F347 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F347’
B UAA ASTM-D2996-RTRP ’ASTM-D2996-RTRP-11FE’
B WXW ASTM-A234-WPBW ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WPBW, epoxy lined’
B WXX ASTM-A234-WPB ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WPB, epoxy lined’
B ZAC ASTM-A536-65-45-12 ’ASTM-A536 Gr.65-45-12, Victaulic’
B ZAD ASTM-A536-65-45-12/EPDM ’ASTM-A536 Gr.65-45-12/EPDM, Victaulic’
B ZAE ASTM-A536-65-45-12/Buna N ’ASTM-A536 Gr.65-45-12/Buna N, Victaulic’
B ZAF ASTM-A536-65-45-12 ’ASTM-A536 Gr.65-45-12, galvanized, Victaulic’
B ZAG ASTM-A536-65-45-12/EPDM ’ASTM-A536 Gr.65-45-12/EPDM, galvanized, Victaulic’
B ZAH ASTM-A536-65-45-12/Buna N ’ASTM-A536 Gr.65-45-12/Buna N, galvanized, Victaulic’
B ZDE ASTM-A126-A, galv ’ASTM-A126 Cl.A, galvanized’
B ZDF ASTM-A126-B, galv ’ASTM-A126 Cl.B, galvanized’
B ZDG ASTM-A47, galv ’ASTM-A47, galvanized’
B ZDM ASTM-A395 ’ASTM-A395, nodular iron’
B ZDN ASTM-A126-A ’ASTM-A126 Cl.A, 12" & smaller’
B ZDO ASTM-A126-B ’ASTM-A126 Cl.B, 14" & larger’

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Completing Materials
! 0 1 2
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! FIRST LETTER: C - COMPLETING MATERIALS (PDS WILL NOT USE)

C AC Hi-temp end sealant ’High temperature end sealant’

C AD Primer ’Primer’
C AE Solvent cement ’Solvent cement’
C CA Protector ’Protector’
C CB Tape ’Tape’
C CH Channel trace ’Channel trace’
C HT Heat transfer cement ’Heat transfer cement’
C ID Identification tag ’Identification tag’
C ST Snap trace ’Snap trace’

C AAAB Chemtrol ’Chemtrol’

C AAAE Koch ’Koch’
C DAAB Markad Service Co ’Markad Service Co.’
C DCCC Dekoron ’Dekoron’
C TAAA Thermon ’Thermon’
C TAAB Thermon TFK-4 ’Thermon TFK-4’
C TAAC Thermon T-80 ’Thermon T-80’
C ZZZZ ’’

C AAE Purple Primer ’Purple Primer’

C AAF heavy duty PVC cement ’heavy duty PVC solvent cement’
C AAG heavy duty CPVC cement ’heavy duty CPVC solvent cement’
C GAA galv steel ’galvanized steel’
C TAA Thermon Channel Trace ’Thermon Channel Trace, Gr.T-3’
C TAB Thermon Snap Trace ’Thermon Snap Trace, Gr.T-63’
C TAC Thermon Snap Trace ’Thermon Snap Trace, Extruded’
C ZZZ ’’

Codes
D. Commodity

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Fire and Safety Components

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D AA @@Monitor, station type ’Monitor, station type’

D AC @@Monitor, elevated type ’Monitor, elevated type’
D BA @@Fire hydrant ’Fire hydrant, dry barrel type’
D CA Hose reel w/valve ’Hose reel w/valve’
D CB @@Hose rack w/valve ’Hose rack w/valve’
D DA @Spray sprinkler filld cone w/rupture disk ’Spray sprinkler, filled cone type w/rupture disk’

D A @@CL125 ’CL125’
D B @@CL150 ’CL150’
D C CL175 ’CL175’
D G @@300# ’300#’
D X @rating per reqn ’rating ??’
D Z ’’

D A @@FFFE ’flat face flanged ends’

D B FFFE/FTE ’flat face flanged end x male thread end’
D C @@MTE ’male thread ends’
D D @@FTE ’female thread ends’
D Z ’’

D A carbon steel ’carbon steel’

D I stainless steel ’stainless steel’
D J @@304 SS ’Type 304 SS’
D S brass ’brass’
D V ductile iron ’ductile iron’
D W cast iron ’cast iron’
D X @@matl per reqn ’matl ??’
D Z ’’

D AA @@Stang BB0309-21 ’Stang Model BB0309-21’

D AB @@Stang ’Stang’
D BA @@American Darling B-50-B ’American Darling B-50-B’
D CA Wirt & Knox V-7 ’Wirt & Knox V-7’
D DA @@Grinnell Mulsifyre Projector S1 ’Grinnell Fire Protection, Mulsifyre Projector S1’
D EA @@Powhatan 30-333 ’Powhatan 30-333’

D AA @@ ’’
D AB @@ccw open ’counterclockwise open’
D BA free standing, [427] w/fog nozzle ’free standing, [427] w/two reaction supports, w/fog nozzle’
D BB supported, [427] w/fog nozzle ’supported, [427] w/fog nozzle’
D BC @@free standing, [427] w/shaper tip nozzle ’free standing, [427] w/two reaction supports, w/shaper tip
nozzle’
D BD @@supported, [427] w/shaper tip nozzle ’supported, [427] w/shaper tip nozzle’
D BE @@free standing w/shaper tip nozzle ’free standing w/shaper tip nozzle’
D BF @@free standing w/fog nozzle ’free standing w/fog nozzle’
D DA @@wall mount, rt hand w/hose & fog nozzle ’wall mounted, right hand w/hose & fog nozzle’
D DB @wall mount, left hand w/hose & fog nozzle ’wall mounted, left hand w/hose & fog nozzle’

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Steam Specialties
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E AB Bellows steam trap ’Bellows steam trap’

E AD Thermodynamic steam trap ’Thermodynamic steam trap’
E AF Ball float steam trap ’Ball float steam trap’
E AG Ball float liq drn ’Ball float liquid drainer’
E AI Inv bucket steam trap ’Inverted bucket steam trap’
E AM Bimetallic steam trap ’Bimetallic steam trap’
E AO Open bucket steam trap ’Open bucket steam trap’
E AS Thermostatic steam trap ’Thermostatic steam trap’
E BA Exhaust head ’Exhaust head’
E CB Bellows steam trap ’Bellows steam trap, w/integral strainer’
E CD Thermodynamic steam trap ’Thermodynamic steam trap, w/integral strainer’
E CF Ball float steam trap ’Ball float steam trap, w/integral strainer’
E CM Bimetallic steam trap ’Bimetallic steam trap, w/integral strainer’
E CS Thermostatic steam trap ’Thermostatic steam trap, w/integral strainer’
E ZZ ’’

E A CL150 ’CL150’
E B CL300 ’CL300’
E C CL400 ’CL400’
E D CL600 ’CL600’
E E CL900 ’CL900’
E F CL1500 ’CL1500’
E G CL2500 ’CL2500’
E L CL125 ’CL125’
E M CL250 ’CL250’
E O CL175 ’CL175’
E R CL25 ’CL25’
E S CL50 ’CL50’
E T CL75 ’CL75’
E Z ’’

E A FFFE ’flat face flanged ends’

E B RFFE ’raised face flanged endss’
E D RFFE, 125 Ra finish ’raised face flanged ends, 125 Ra finish’
E F RFFE, 125-500 Ra finish ’raised face flanged ends, 125-500 Ra finish’
E G RFFE, 63-250 Ra finish ’raised face flanged ends, 63-250 Ra finish’
E H RFFE, 63-125 Ra finish ’raised face flanged ends, 63-125 Ra finish’
E J RJFE ’ring joint flanged ends’
E S SWE ’socketwelded ends’
E T THD ’threaded ends’
E Z ’’

E AA 1/16" orifice ’1/16" orifice’

E AB 5/64" orifice ’5/64" orifice’
E AC 3/32" orifice ’3/32" orifice’
E AD 7/64" orifice ’7/64" orifice’
E AE 1/8" orifice ’1/8" orifice’
E AF 9/64" orifice ’9/64" orifice’
E AG 5/32" orifice ’5/32" orifice’
E AH 3/16" orifice ’3/16" orifice’
E AI 7/32" orifice ’7/32" orifice’
E AJ 1/4" orifice ’1/4" orifice’
E AK 9/32" orifice ’9/32" orifice’
E AL 5/16" orifice ’5/16" orifice’
Codes
D. Commodity
E AM 11/32" orifice ’11/32" orifice’
E AN 3/8" orifice ’3/8" orifice’
E AO 7/16" orifice ’7/16" orifice’
E AP 1/2" orifice ’1/2" orifice’
E AQ 5/8" orifice ’5/8" orifice’
E AR 3/4" orifice ’3/4" orifice’
E BA No 38 orifice ’No 38 orifice’
E TA 274 degF ’274 degF’
E TE 378 degF ’378 degF’
E TF 147 degC ’147 degC’

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E TG 184 degC ’184 degC’

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E TH 236 degC ’236 degC’

E TI 259 degC ’259 degC’
E ZZ ’’

E AAD ASTM-A105, Armstrong 71-315 ’ASTM-A105, Armstrong 71-315’

E AAE ASTM-A105, Spriax Sarco SM 21 ’ASTM-A105, Spriax Sarco SM 21’
E AAF ASTM-A105, Armstrong 411F ’ASTM-A105, Armstrong 411F’
E AAG ASTM-A105, Spirax Sarco PB 43/2 ’ASTM-A105, Spirax Sarco PB 43/2’
E AAH ASTM-A105, Spirax Sarco SM652 ’ASTM-A105, Spirax Sarco SM652’
E AAI ASTM-A105, ITT Hoffman TB-6W ’ASTM-A105, ITT Hoffman TB-6W’
E AAJ ASTM-A105, ITT Hoffman CFH-TB ’ASTM-A105, ITT Hoffman CFH-TB’
E AAK ASTM-A105, Armstrong 310FW ’ASTM-A105, Armstrong 310FW’
E AAL ASTM-A105, Armstrong 411G-FW ’ASTM-A105, Armstrong 411G-FW’
E BAA ASTM-A216-WCB, Armstrong 981 ’ASTM-A216 Gr.WCB, Armstrong 981’
E EAV ASTM-A182-F11, Yarway 720 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F11, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo, Yarway 720’
E EAW ASME-SA182-F11, Yarway 720 ’ASME-SA182 Gr.F11, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo, Yarway 720’
E FAA ASTM-A182-F11, ITT Hoffman CH1-TB ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F11, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo, ITT Hoffman CH1-TB’
E FAB ASTM-A182-F11, ITT Hoffman CUH3-TB ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F11, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo, ITT Hoffman CUH3-TB’
E FAC ASTM-A182-F11, ITT Hoffman CUH4-TB ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F11, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo, ITT Hoffman CUH4-TB’
E FAT ASTM-A182-F11, Yarway 515 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F11, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo, Yarway 515’
E FAV ASTM-A182-F11, Yarway 740 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F11, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo, Yarway 740’
E FAW ASTM-A182-F11, Yarway 710 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F11, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo, Yarway 710’
E GAA ASTM-A217-WC9, Yarway C-500 ’ASTM-A217 Gr.WC9, 2.25Cr-1Mo, Yarway C-500’
E GAB ASTM-A182-F22, Armstrong 5155FG ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F22, 2.25Cr-1Mo, Armstrong 5155FG’
E IAA SS, Armstrong TT-2000 ’SS, Armstrong TT-2000’
E IAB SS, Armstrong 2011 ’SS, Armstrong 2011, w/CS connector’
E IAC ASTM-A240-304L, Wright-Austin 40EF ’ASTM-A240 Type 304L, Wright-Austin 40EF’
E IAD SS, Armstrong 2010 ’SS, Armstrong 2010, w/CS connector’
E ZPA ASTM-A278-30, Clark 60F ’ASTM-A278 Cl.30, cast iron, Clark 60F’
E ZPB ASTM-A126-A, Crane Swartwout ’ASTM-A126 Cl.A, cast iron, Crane Swartwout’
E ZPC ASTM-A278-30, Armstrong J Ser LD Model ’ASTM-A278 Cl.30, cast iron, Armstrong J Series LD Model’

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Flanges
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! FIRST LETTER: F - FLANGES

F A @@Flange, WN ’Flange, weld neck’

F B @@Blind flange ’Blind flange’
F C @@Flange, SW ’Flange, socketwelded’
F D @@Flange, THD ’Flange, threaded’
F E @@Flange, slip-on ’Flange, slip-on’
F F @@Flange, lap joint ’Flange, lap joint’
F G @@Orifice flange, WN ’Orifice flange, weld neck’
F H SW orifice flange ’Socketwelded orifice flange’
F I @@Orifice flange, THD ’Orifice flange, threaded’
F J Slip-on orifice flange ’Slip-on orifice flange’
F L Long WN flange ’Long weld neck flange’
F M Solder joint flange ’Solder joint flange per ANSI-B16.24’
F N @@Flange, SE ’Flange, socket end’
F R Red WN flange ’Reducing weld neck flange’
F S Red slip-on flange ’Reducing slip-on flange’
F T Red THD flange ’Reducing threaded flange’
F U Red SW flange ’Reducing socketwelded flange’
F V Victaulic flange ’Victaulic flange’

F AA @@ANSI-B16.5 CL150 ’ANSI-B16.5 CL150’

F AB @@ANSI-B16.5 CL300 ’ANSI-B16.5 CL300’
F AC ANSI-B16.5 CL400 ’ANSI-B16.5 CL400’
F AD @@ANSI-B16.5 CL600 ’ANSI-B16.5 CL600’
F AE @@ANSI-B16.5 CL900 ’ANSI-B16.5 CL900’
F AF @@ANSI-B16.5 CL1500 ’ANSI-B16.5 CL1500’
F AG ANSI-B16.5 CL2500 ’ANSI-B16.5 CL2500’
F AX rating per reqn ’rating ??’
F BA @@API-605 CL150 ’API-605 CL150’
F BB @@API-605 CL300 ’API-605 CL300’
F BC API-605 CL400 ’API-605 CL400’
F BD API-605 CL600 ’API-605 CL600’
F BE API-605 CL900 ’API-605 CL900’
F BH API-605 CL75 ’API-605 CL75’
F BO API-6A CL2000 ’API-6A CL2000’
F BP API-6A CL3000 ’API-6A CL3000’
F BQ API-6A CL5000 ’API-6A CL5000’
F BR API-6A CL10000 ’API-6A CL10000’
F BS API-6A CL15000 ’API-6A CL15000’
F BT API-6A CL20000 ’API-6A CL20000’
F CA @@MSS-SP-44 CL150 ’MSS-SP-44 CL150’
F CB @@MSS-SP-44 CL300 ’MSS-SP-44 CL300’
F CD @@MSS-SP-44 CL600 ’MSS-SP-44 CL600’
F CE MSS-SP-44 CL900 ’MSS-SP-44 CL900’
F DA ANSI-B16.1 CL25 ’ANSI-B16.1 CL25’
F DB ANSI-B16.1 CL125 ’ANSI-B16.1 CL125’
F DC ANSI-B16.1 CL250 ’ANSI-B16.1 CL250’
F DD ANSI-B16.1 CL800 ’ANSI-B16.1 CL800’
F OA ANSI-B16.36 CL150 ’ANSI-B16.36 CL150’
F OB ANSI-B16.36 CL300 ’ANSI-B16.36 CL300’
F OC ANSI-B16.36 CL400 ’ANSI-B16.36 CL400’
F OD ANSI-B16.36 CL600 ’ANSI-B16.36 CL600’
F OE ANSI-B16.36 CL900 ’ANSI-B16.36 CL900’
F OF ANSI-B16.36 CL1500 ’ANSI-B16.36 CL1500’
F OG ANSI-B16.36 CL2500 ’ANSI-B16.36 CL2500’
Codes
D. Commodity
F PB @@ANSI-B16.36 CL300, 0.5" SWE tap ’ANSI-B16.36 CL300, 0.5" SWE tap’
F PC ANSI-B16.36 CL400 0.5" SWE tap ’ANSI-B16.36 CL400 0.5" SWE tap’
F PD @@ANSI-B16.36 CL600, 0.5" SWE tap ’ANSI-B16.36 CL600, 0.5" SWE tap’
F PE ANSI-B16.36 CL900 0.5" SWE tap ’ANSI-B16.36 CL900 0.5" SWE tap’
F PF ANSI-B16.36 CL1500 0.5" SWE tap ’ANSI-B16.36 CL1500 0.5" SWE tap’
F PG ANSI-B16.36 CL2500 0.5" SWE tap ’ANSI-B16.36 CL2500 0.5" SWE tap’
F PM ANSI-B16.36 CL150 0.75" SWE tap ’ANSI-B16.36 CL150 0.75" SWE tap’
F PN @@ANSI-B16.36 CL300, 0.75" SWE tap ’ANSI-B16.36 CL300, 0.75" SWE tap’
F PO ANSI-B16.36 CL400 0.75" SWE tap ’ANSI-B16.36 CL400 0.75" SWE tap’
F PP @@ANSI-B16.36 CL600, 0.75" SWE tap ’ANSI-B16.36 CL600, 0.75" SWE tap’

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F PQ @@ANSI-B16.36 CL900, 0.75" SWE tap ’ANSI-B16.36 CL900, 0.75" SWE tap’

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F PR @@ANSI-B16.36 CL1500, 0.75" SWE tap ’ANSI-B16.36 CL1500, 0.75" SWE tap’
F PS ANSI-B16.36 CL2500 0.75" SWE tap ’ANSI-B16.36 CL2500 0.75" SWE tap’
F QB @@ANSI-B16.36 CL300, 0.5" FTE tap ’ANSI-B16.36 CL150, 0.5" FTE tap’
F SA @@CL150 ’CL150’
F SB CL300 ’CL300’
F SC CL400 ’CL400’
F SD CL600 ’CL600’
F SE CL900 ’CL900’
F SF CL1500 ’CL1500’
F SG CL2500 ’CL2500’
F SH CL250 ’CL250’
F SI CL175 ’CL175’
F TA @@AWWA-C207 Cl.D ’AWWA-C207 Cl.DA
F TB Taylor Forge CL75 ’Taylor Forge CL75’
F TC Taylor Forge CL125 ’Taylor Forge CL125’
F TD Taylor Forge CL125LW ’Taylor Forge CL125LW’
F TE Taylor Forge CL175 ’Taylor Forge CL175’
F TF Taylor Forge CL250 ’Taylor Forge CL250’
F TG Taylor Forge CL350 ’Taylor Forge CL350’
F ZZ ’’

F A @@FFFE ’flat face flanged end’

F B @@RFFE ’raised face flanged end’
F D @@RFFE, 125 Ra finish ’raised face flanged end, 125 Ra finish’
F F RFFE, 125-500 Ra finish ’raised face flanged end, 125-500 Ra finish’
F G RFFE, 63-250 Ra finish ’raised face flanged end, 63-250 Ra finish’
F H RFFE, 63-125 Ra finish ’raised face flanged end, 63-125 Ra finish’
F I RFFE, 125-250 Ra finish ’raised face flanged end, 125-250 Ra finish’
F J @@RJFE ’ring joint flanged end’
F L lens joint ’lens joint flanged end’
F N RFFE, 3 Ra finish ’raised face flanged end, 3 Ra finish’
F Z @@ ’’

F AA S-5S ’Sch 5S’

F AB S-10S ’Sch 10S’
F AC @@S-40S ’Sch 40S’
F AD @@S-80S ’Sch 80S’
F AF S-10 ’Sch 10’
F AG S-20 ’Sch 20’
F AH S-30 ’Sch 30’
F AI S-40 ’Sch 40’
F AJ S-60 ’Sch 60’
F AK @@S-80 ’Sch 80’
F AL S-100 ’Sch 100’
F AM S-120 ’Sch 120’
F AN S-140 ’Sch 140’
F AO @@S-160 ’Sch 160’
F AW @@[???] ’[???]’
F BA S-LW ’light-weight’
F BB S-STD ’standard-weight’
F BC S-XS ’X-strong’
F BD @@S-XXS ’XX-strong’
F CA 0.125" ’0.125"’
F CB 0.188" ’0.188"’
F CC 0.25" ’0.25"’
F CD 0.312" ’0.312"’
F CE 0.375" ’0.375"’
F CF 0.438" ’0.438"’
F CG 0.5" ’0.5"’
F CH 0.562" ’0.562"’
F CI 0.625" ’0.625"’
F CJ 0.688" ’0.688"’
F CK 0.75" ’0.75"’
F CL 0.812" ’0.812"’
F CM 0.875" ’0.875"’
F CN 0.938" ’0.938"’
F CO 1" ’1"’
F CP 1.062" ’1.062"’
F CQ 1.125" ’1.125"’
F CR 1.188" ’1.188"’
F CS 1.25" ’1.25"’
F CT 1.375" ’1.375"’
F CU 1.5" ’1.5"’
F CV 1.625" ’1.625"’
F CW 1.75" ’1.75"’

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F CX 1.875" ’1.875"’
F DD 0.281" ’0.281"’
F EA 2" ’2"’
F EB 2.125" ’2.125"’
F ED 2.375" ’2.375"’
F EE 2.5" ’2.5"’
F EF 2.625" ’2.625"’
F EG 2.75" ’2.75"’
F EH 2.875" ’2.875"’
F FE 3.5" ’3.5"’
F MA 2.0 mm ’2.0 mm’
F MB 2.5 mm ’2.5 mm’
F MC 3.0 mm ’3.0 mm’
F MD 3.5 mm ’3.5 mm’
F ME 4.0 mm ’4.0 mm’
F MF 4.5 mm ’4.5 mm’
F MG 5.0 mm ’5.0 mm’
F MH 6.0 mm ’6.0 mm’
F MI 7.0 mm ’7.0 mm’
F MJ 8.0 mm ’8.0 mm’
F MK 10.0 mm ’10.0 mm’
F ML 12.0 mm ’12.0 mm’
F MM 16.0 mm ’16.0 mm’
F MN 20.0 mm ’20.0 mm’
F MO 25.0 mm ’25.0 mm’
F MP 30.0 mm ’30.0 mm’
F MQ 35.0 mm ’35.0 mm’
F MR 40.0 mm ’40.0 mm’
F MS 50.0 mm ’50.0 mm’
F MT 60.0 mm ’60.0 mm’
F MU 80.0 mm ’80.0 mm’
F MV 100.0 mm ’100.0 mm’
F PA 3.2 mm ’3.2 mm (0.125")’
F PB 4.8 mm ’4.8 mm (0.188")’
F PC 6.4 mm ’6.4 mm (0.25")’
F PD 7.9 mm ’7.9 mm (0.312")’
F PE 9.5 mm ’9.5 mm (0.375")’
F PF 11.1 mm ’11.1 mm (0.438")’
F PG 12.7 mm ’12.7 mm (0.5")’
F PH 14.3 mm ’14.3 mm (0.562")’
F PI 15.9 mm ’15.9 mm (0.625")’
F PJ 17.5 mm ’17.5 mm (0.688")’
F PK 19.1 mm ’19.1 mm (0.75")’
F PL 20.6 mm ’20.6 mm (0.812")’
F PM 22.2 mm ’22.2 mm (0.875")’
F PN 23.8 mm ’23.8 mm (0.938")’
F PO 25.4 mm ’25.4 mm (1")’
F PP 27.0 mm ’27.0 mm (1.062")’
F PQ 28.6 mm ’28.6 mm (1.125")’
F PR 30.2 mm ’30.2 mm (1.188")’
F PS 31.8 mm ’31.8 mm (1.25")’
F PZ 29.0 mm ’29.0 mm (1.142")’
F QF 26.0 mm ’26.0 mm’
F ZZ @@ ’’

F AAA @@ASTM-A105 ’ASTM-A105’

F AAB ASTM-A105, alum ’ASTM-A105, aluminized’
F AAC ASTM-A105 T&W ’ASTM-A105, treated & wrapped’
F AAH @@ASTM-A105, galv ’ASTM-A105, galvanized’
F AAI ASTM-A105 alum T&W ’ASTM-A105, aluminized, treated & wrapped’
F ABB @@ASTM-A350-LF2 ’ASTM-A350 Gr.LF2’
Codes
D. Commodity
F ABE @@ASME-SA105 ’ASME-SA105’
F FFB ASTM-A182-F12 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F12, 1Cr-0.5Mo’
F FFC @@ASTM-A182-F11 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F11’
F FFF ASTM-A182-F22 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F22, 2.25Cr-1Mo’
F FFG ASTM-A182-F21 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F21, 3Cr-1Mo’
F FFH @@ASTM-A182-F5 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F5’
F FFI ASTM-A182-F5A ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F5A, 5Cr-0.5Mo’
F FFK ASTM-A182-F7 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F7, 7Cr-0.5Mo’
F FFL @@ASTM-A182-F9 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F9’
F GFD @@ASME-SA182-F11 ’ASME-SA182 Gr.F11’
F GFF ASME-SA182-F22 ’ASME-SA182 Gr.F22, 2.25Cr-1Mo’

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F IIA @@ASTM-A182-F304 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F304’
F IIB @@ASTM-A182-F304L ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F304L’
F IIC ASTM-A182-F316L, w/0.03% C max ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F316L, w/0.03% C max’
F IIE ASTM-A182-F310 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F310’
F IIF @@ASTM-A182-F316 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F316’
F IIG ASTM-A182-F316L ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F316L’
F IIH ASME-SA182-F316L ’ASME-SA182 Gr.F316L’
F IIJ @@ASTM-A182-F321 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F321’
F IIK ASTM-A182-F321H ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F321H’
F IIL ASTM-A182-F347 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F347’
F IIN ASTM-A182-F348 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F348’
F IIO ASME-SA182-F316 ’ASME-SA182 Gr.F316’
F IIP ASTM-A182-F304H ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F304H’
F IIY ASTM-A182-F347H ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F347H’
F IJF ASTM-A182-F316L, special ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F316L, w/0.036% C max, 12% Ni min, 2.2% Mo min’
F IKA ASTM-A451-HF modified ’ASTM-A451 Gr.HF modified’
F MLF ASTM-A350-LF3 ’ASTM-A350 Gr.LF3, 3.5 Ni’
F NPE ASTM-B62 bronze ’ASTM-B62 bronze’
F NPF @@ASTM-B166-600, hot finish ’ASTM-B166 Gr.600 UNS N06600, hot finish’
F OAA ASTM-B564 Monel ’ASTM-B564 UNS N04400, Monel’
F OAC ASTM-B564 Incoloy 800 ’ASTM-B564 UNS NO8800, Incoloy 800’
F PAA ASTM-B462 Alloy 20 ’ASTM-B462 UNS N08020, Alloy 20’
F TAA ASTM-F439 CPVC ’ASTM-F439 Cl.23447-B, CPVC’
F TAB @@ASTM-D2467 PVC ’ASTM-D2467 Cl.12454-B PVC’
F WAA @@ASTM-A105, cement lined ’ASTM-A105, cement lined’
F WAB ASTM-A105, cement lined & epoxy coated ’ASTM-A105, cement lined & epoxy coated’
F WAC ASTM-A105, epoxy coated ’ASTM-A105, epoxy coated’
F WAD ASTM-A105, cement lined & T&W ’ASTM-A105, cement lined, treated & wrapped’
F WXW ASTM-A105 epoxy lined ’ASTM-A105, epoxy lined’
F ZAD ASTM-A536-65-45-12/EPDM ’ASTM-A536 Gr.65-45-12/EPDM, ductile iron, Victaulic’
F ZAE ASTM-A536-65-45-12/Buna N ’ASTM-A536 Gr.65-45-12/Buna N, ductile iron, Victaulic’
F ZAG ASTM-A536-65-45-12/EPDM ’ASTM-A536 Gr.65-45-12/EPDM, ductile iron, galvanized,
Victaulic’
F ZAH ASTM-A536-65-45-12/Buna N ’ASTM-A536 Gr.65-45-12/Buna N, ductile iron, galvanized,
Victaulic’

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Flanged Fittings
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! FIRST LETTER: G - FLANGED FITTINGS

G A Flange isolation kit ’Flange isolation kit’

G D Spacer ’Spacer for plastic pipe’
G E @@Paddle spacer ’Paddle spacer
G F Paddle spacer for maintenance blank ’Paddle spacer for maintenance blank’
G G Bleed ring, w/THD tap ’Bleed ring, w/threaded tap’
G H Bleed ring, w/SWE tap ’Bleed ring, w/socketwelded end tap’
G J @@Spectacle blank ’Spectacle blank’
G L @@Paddle blank ’Paddle blank’
G M Maint type paddle blank ’Maintenance type paddle blank’
G N @@Blank disc ’Blank disc’
G O 3-bolt blank assy ’Three bolt blank assembly’
G P 5-bolt blank assy ’Five bolt blank assembly’
G Q 7-bolt blank assy ’Seven bolt blank assembly’
G U Union blank ’Union blank’

G AA @@ANSI-B16.5 CL150 ’ANSI-B16.5 CL150’

G AB ANSI-B16.5 CL300 ’ANSI-B16.5 CL300’
G AC ANSI-B16.5 CL400 ’ANSI-B16.5 CL400’
G AD ANSI-B16.5 CL600 ’ANSI-B16.5 CL600’
G AE ANSI-B16.5 CL900 ’ANSI-B16.5 CL900’
G AF ANSI-B16.5 CL1500 ’ANSI-B16.5 CL1500’
G AG ANSI-B16.5 CL2500 ’ANSI-B16.5 CL2500’
G BA API-605 CL150 ’API-605 CL150’
G BB API-605 CL300 ’API-605 CL300’
G BC API-605 CL400 ’API-605 CL400’
G BD API-605 CL600 ’API-605 CL600’
G BE API-605 CL900 ’API-605 CL900’
G BH API-605 CL75 ’API-605 CL75’
G BO API-6A CL2000 ’API-6A CL2000’
G BP API-6A CL3000 ’API-6A CL3000’
G BQ API-6A CL5000 ’API-6A CL5000’
G BR API-6A CL10000 ’API-6A CL10000’
G BS API-6A CL15000 ’API-6A CL15000’
G BT API-6A CL20000 ’API-6A CL20000’
G CA @@MSS-SP-44 CL150 ’MSS-SP-44 CL150’
G CB @@MSS-SP-44 CL300 ’MSS-SP-44 CL300’
G CD @@MSS-SP-44 CL600 ’MSS-SP-44 CL600’
G DA ANSI-B16.1 CL25 ’ANSI-B16.1 CL25’
G DB ANSI-B16.1 CL125 ’ANSI-B16.1 CL125’
G DC ANSI-B16.1 CL250 ’ANSI-B16.1 CL250’
G DD ANSI-B16.1 CL800 ’ANSI-B16.1 CL800’
G FA @@API-590 CL150 ’API-590 CL150’
G FB @@API-590 CL300 ’API-590 CL300’
G FD @@API-590 CL600 ’API-590 CL600’
G FE @@API-590 CL900 ’API-590 CL900’
G FF @@API-590 CL1500 ’API-590 CL1500’
G FG API-590 CL2500 ’API-590 CL2500’
> G GA @@API-590Z1 CL150, w/0.125" CA ’API-590 CL150, w/0.125" corrosion allowance’
> G GB @@API-590Z1 CL300, w/0.125" CA ’API-590 CL300, w/0.125" corrosion allowance’
> G GD @@API-590Z1 CL600, w/0.125" CA ’API-590 CL600, w/0.125" corrosion allowance’
> G GE @@API-590Z1 CL900, w/0.125" CA ’API-590 CL900, w/0.125" corrosion allowance’
> G GF @@API-590Z1 CL1500, w/0.125" CA ’API-590 CL1500, w/0.125" corrosion allowance’
G GG API-590 CL2500, w/0.125" CA ’API-590 CL2500, w/0.125" CA’
> G HA @@API-590Z2 CL150, w/0.25" CA ’API-590 CL150, w/0.25" corrosion allowance’
Codes
D. Commodity
> G HB @@API-590Z2 CL300, w/0.25" CA ’API-590 CL300, w/0.25" corrosion allowance’
> G HD @@API-590Z2 CL600, w/0.25" CA ’API-590 CL600, w/0.25" corrosion allowance’
> G HE @@API-590Z2 CL900, w/0.25" CA ’API-590 CL900, w/0.25" corrosion allowance’
> G HF @@API-590Z2 CL1500, w/0.25" CA ’API-590 CL1500, w/0.25" corrosion allowance’
G HG API-590 CL2500, w/0.25" CA ’API-590 CL2500, w/0.25" CA’
G SA CL150 ’CL150’
G SB CL300 ’CL300’
G SC CL400 ’CL400’
G SD CL600 ’CL600’
G SE CL900 ’CL900’

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G SG CL2500 ’CL2500’
G SH CL250 ’CL250’
G SI CL175 ’CL175’
G TA AWWA-C207 Cl.E ’AWWA-C207 Cl.E’
G TB Taylor Forge CL75 ’Taylor Forge CL75’
G TC Taylor Forge CL125 ’Taylor Forge CL125’
G TD Taylor Forge CL125LW ’Taylor Forge CL125LW’
G TE Taylor Forge CL175 ’Taylor Forge CL175’
G TF Taylor Forge CL250 ’Taylor Forge CL250’
G TG Taylor Forge CL350 ’Taylor Forge CL350’

G A @@FFTBE ’flat face thru-bolted ends’

G B @@RFTBE ’raised face thru-bolted ends’
G D @@RFTBE, 125 Ra finish ’raised face thru-bolted ends, 125 Ra finish’
G E RFTBE, 80 Ra finish ’raised face thru-bolt ends, 80 Ra finish’
G F RFTBE, 125-500 Ra finish ’raised face thru-bolt ends, 125-500 Ra finish’
G G RETBE, 63-250 Ra finish ’raised face thru-bolt ends, 63-250 Ra finish’
G H RFTBE, 63-125 Ra finish ’raised face thru-bolt ends, 63-125 Ra finish’
G I RFTBE, 125-250 Ra finish ’raised face thru-bolt ends, 125-250 Ra finish’
G J @@RJTBE ’ring joint thru-bolted ends’
G L lens joint ’lens joint’
G N RFFE, 3 Ra finish ’raised face ends, 3 Ra finish’
G S SWE ’socketwelded’
G T THD ’threaded’
G W BW ’buttweld’
G Z ’’

G AA S-5S ’Sch 5S’

G AB S-10S ’Sch 10S’
G AC S-40S ’Sch 40S’
G AD S-80S ’Sch 80S’
G AF S-10 ’Sch 10’
G AG S-20 ’Sch 20’
G AH S-30 ’Sch 30’
G AI S-40 ’Sch 40’
G AJ S-60 ’Sch 60’
G AK S-80 ’Sch 80’
G AL S-100 ’Sch 100’
G AM S-120 ’Sch 120’
G AN S-140 ’Sch 140’
G AO S-160 ’Sch 160’
G AW [???]|bore to match| ’[???]’
G BA S-LW ’light-weight’
G BB S-STD ’standard-weight’
G BC S-XS ’X-strong’
G BD S-XXS ’XX-strong’
G CA 0.125" ’0.125"’
G CB 0.188" ’0.188"’
G CC 0.25" ’0.25"’
G CD 0.312" ’0.312"’
G CE 0.375" ’0.375"’
G CF 0.438" ’0.438"’
G CG 0.5" ’0.5"’
G CH 0.562" ’0.562"’
G CI 0.625" ’0.625"’
G CJ 0.688" ’0.688"’
G CK 0.75" ’0.75"’
G CL 0.812" ’0.812"’
G CM 0.875" ’0.875"’
G CN 0.938" ’0.938"’
G CO 1" ’1"’
G CP 1.062" ’1.062"’
G CQ 1.125" ’1.125"’
G CR 1.188" ’1.188"’
G CS 1.25" ’1.25"’
G DD 0.281" ’0.281"’
G MA 2.0 mm ’2.0 mm’
G MB 2.5 mm ’2.5 mm’
G MC 3.0 mm ’3.0 mm’
G MD 3.5 mm ’3.5 mm’
G ME 4.0 mm ’4.0 mm’
G MF 4.5 mm ’4.5 mm’
G MG 5.0 mm ’5.0 mm’
G MH 6.0 mm ’6.0 mm’

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G MJ 8.0 mm ’8.0 mm’

G MK 10.0 mm ’10.0 mm’
G ML 12.0 mm ’12.0 mm’
G MM 16.0 mm ’16.0 mm’
G MN 20.0 mm ’20.0 mm’
G MO 25.0 mm ’25.0 mm’
G MP 30.0 mm ’30.0 mm’
G MQ 35.0 mm ’35.0 mm’
G MR 40.0 mm ’40.0 mm’
G MS 50.0 mm ’50.0 mm’
G MT 60.0 mm ’60.0 mm’
G MU 80.0 mm ’80.0 mm’
G MV 100.0 mm ’100.0 mm’
G PA 3.2 mm ’3.2 mm (0.125")’
G PB 4.8 mm ’4.8 mm (0.188")’
G PC 6.4 mm ’6.4 mm (0.25")’
G PD 7.9 mm ’7.9 mm (0.312")’
G PE 9.5 mm ’9.5 mm (0.375")’
G PF 11.1 mm ’11.1 mm (0.438")’
G PG 12.7 mm ’12.7 mm (0.5")’
G PH 14.3 mm ’14.3 mm (0.562")’
G PI 15.9 mm ’15.9 mm (0.625")’
G PJ 17.5 mm ’17.5 mm (0.688")’
G PK 19.1 mm ’19.1 mm (0.75")’
G PL 20.6 mm ’20.6 mm (0.812")’
G PM 22.2 mm ’22.2 mm (0.875")’
G PN 23.8 mm ’23.8 mm (0.938")’
G PO 25.4 mm ’25.4 mm (1")’
G PP 27.0 mm ’27.0 mm (1.062")’
G PQ 28.6 mm ’28.6 mm (1.125")’
G PR 30.2 mm ’30.2 mm (1.188")’
G PS 31.8 mm ’31.8 mm (1.25")’
G ZZ @@ ’’

G AAA ASTM-A516-60 ’ASTM-A516 Gr.60’

G AAB ASME-SA516-60 ’ASME-SA516 Gr.60’
G AAC ASTM-A516-60, galv ’ASTM-A516 Gr.60, hot dip galvanized after fabrication’
G ABA ASTM-A285-C ’ASTM-A285 Gr.C’
G ABB ASTM-A285-C ’ASTM-A285 Gr.C, hot dip galvanized to ASTM-A123’
G ABN ASTM-A515-70 ’ASTM-A515 Gr.70, Mack Iron’
G ABS ASTM-A105/TFE, galv ’ASTM-A105, w/Teflon seals, galvanized, Greenwood’
G ABT ASTM-A105/TFE ’ASTM-A105, w/Teflon seals, Greenwood’
G ABY ASTM-A105/Hycar ’ASTM-A105, w/Hycar seals, Greenwood’
G ADA @@ASTM-A516-70 ’ASTM-A516 Gr.70’
G ADB ASTM-A516-60 ’ASTM-A516 GR 60, w/0.125" thk Monel clading ASTM-B127 UNS
N04400’
G ADC @@ASTM-A516-70, galv ’ASTM-A516 Gr.70, galvanized’
G ADD ASTM-A516-65 ’ASTM-A516 Gr.65’
G ADE @@ASME-SA516-70 ’ASME-SA516 Gr.70’
> G ADF @@ASTM-A516-70, Aitken Z1, w/0.125" CA ’ASTM-A516 Gr.70, Aitken, w/0.125" corrosion allowance’
> G ADG @@ASTM-A516-70, Aitken Z2, w/0.25" CA ’ASTM-A516 Gr.70, Aitken, w/0.25" corrosion allowance’
G AEA ASTM-A420-WPL6 ’ASTM-A420 Gr.WPL6, low temp CS, w/Teflon seals, Greenwood’
G EAA ASTM-A204-A ’ASTM-A204 Gr.A, C-Mo’
G FAA ASTM-A387-5 Cl.1 ’ASTM-A387 Gr.5, Cl.1, 5Cr’
G FAB ASTM-A387-9 Cl.1 ’ASTM-A387 Gr.9, Cl.1, 9Cr’
G FAC ASTM-A387-11 Cl.1 ’ASTM-A387 Gr.11, Cl.1, 1.25Cr’
G FAD ASTM-A387-22 Cl.1 ’ASTM-A387 Gr.22, Cl.1, 2.25Cr’
G FAE @@ASTM-A387-5 Cl.2 ’ASTM-A387 Gr.5, Cl.2’
G FAF @@ASTM-A387-9 Cl.2 ’ASTM-A387 Gr.9, Cl.2’
G FAG @@ASTM-A387-11 Cl.2 ’ASTM-A387 Gr.11, Cl.2’
G GFA ASME-SA387-11 Cl.1 ’ASME-SA387 Gr.11, Cl.1, 1.25Cr’
G GFG @@ASME-SA387-11 Cl.2 ’ASME-SA387 Gr.11, Cl.2’
G IAA ASTM-A167-316 ’ASTM-A167 Type 316’
Codes
D. Commodity
G IIG ASTM-A240-316L ’ASTM-A240 Type 316L’
G IIH ASTM-A167-304L ’ASTM-A167 Type 304L’
G IIJ ASTM-A167-321 ’ASTM-A167 Type 321’
G IIL ASTM-A167-347 ’ASTM-A167 Type 347’
G IJA @@ASTM-A240-304 ’ASTM-A240 Type 304’
G IJB ASTM-A240-304H ’ASTM-A240 Type 304H’
G IJC @@ASTM-A240-304L ’ASTM-A240 Type 304L’

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G IJD @@ASTM-A240-304, Aitken, w/0.125" CA ’ASTM-A240 Type 304, Aitken, w/0.125" corrosion allowance’
G IJE @@ASTM-A240-316, Aitken, w/0.125" CA ’ASTM-A240 Type 316, Aitken, w/0.125" corrosion allowance’
G IJI @@ASTM-A240-316 ’ASTM-A240 Type 316’
G IJJ @@ASTM-A240-321 ’ASTM-A240 Gr.TP321’
G IJL ASTM-A240-347 ’ASTM-A240 Type 347’
G IJT TP304 SS, w/TFE seals ’Type 304 SS, w/Teflon seals, Greenwood’
G OAE ASTM-B127 ’ASTM-B127 UNS N04400, Monel’
G PAA ASTM-B463 ’ASTM-B463 UNS N08020, Alloy 20’
G TGL phenolic gasket ’phenolic gasket neoprene facing, w/sleeve & washer, Maloney
E’
G TGM phenolic gasket ’phenolic gasket, w/sleeve & washer’
G TGN phenolic gasket ’phenolic gasket neoprene facing, w/sleeve & washer, Maloney E
modified’
G TGQ phenolic gasket ’phenolic gasket neoprene facing, w/extra long sleeve &
washer, Maloney E’
G TGR phenolic gasket ’phenolic GSKT neoprene fcng, w/extra long sleeve & washer,
Maloney E, modified’

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Strainer Specialties
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H A Basket strainer ’Basket strainer’

H B Temp basket strainer ’Temporary basket strainer’
H C Cone strainer ’Cone strainer’
H F Flat strainer ’Flat strainer’
H I Inv cone strainer ’Inverted cone strainer’
H P Inclin perf pl strainer ’Inclined perforated strainer’
H U T-type thru strainer ’Tee-type assembly straight thru pattern strainer’
H V T-type angle strainer ’Tee-type assembly angle pattern strainer’
H Y Y-type strainer ’Y-pattern strainer’

H AA ANSI-B16.5 CL150 ’ANSI-B16.5 CL150’

H AB ANSI-B16.5 CL300 ’ANSI-B16.5 CL300’
H AC ANSI-B16.5 CL400 ’ANSI-B16.5 CL400’
H AD ANSI-B16.5 CL600 ’ANSI-B16.5 CL600’
H AE ANSI-B16.5 CL900 ’ANSI-B16.5 CL900’
H AF ANSI-B16.5 CL1500 ’ANSI-B16.5 CL1500’
H AG ANSI-B16.5 CL2500 ’ANSI-B16.5 CL2500’
H BA API-605 CL150 ’API-605 CL150’
H BB API-605 CL300 ’API-605 CL300’
H BH API-605 CL75 ’API-605 CL75’
H CA MSS-SP-44 CL150 ’MSS-SP-44 CL150’
H CB MSS-SP-44 CL300 ’MSS-SP-44 CL300’
H CD MSS-SP-44 CL600 ’MSS-SP-44 CL600’
H DA ANSI-B16.1 CL25 ’ANSI-B16.1 CL25’
H DB ANSI-B16.1 CL125 ’ANSI-B16.1 CL125’
H DC ANSI-B16.1 CL250 ’ANSI-B16.1 CL250’
H DD ANSI-B16.1 CL800 ’ANSI-B16.1 CL800’
H SA CL150 ’CL150’
H SB CL300 ’CL300’
H SC CL400 ’CL400’
H SD CL600 ’CL600’
H SE CL900 ’CL900’
H SF CL1500 ’CL1500’
H SG CL2500 ’CL2500’
H SH CL250 ’CL250’
H SI CL175 ’CL175’
H TA AWWA-C207 Cl.E ’AWWA-C207 Cl.E’
H TB Taylor Forge CL75 ’Taylor Forge CL75’
H TC Taylor Forge CL125 ’Taylor Forge CL125’
H TD Taylor Forge CL125LW ’Taylor Forge CL125LW’
H TE Taylor Forge CL175 ’Taylor Forge CL175’
H TF Taylor Forge CL250 ’Taylor Forge CL250’
H TG Taylor Forge CL350 ’Taylor Forge CL350’

H A FFFE ’flat face flanged ends’

H B RFFE ’raised face flanged ends’
H D RFFE, 125 Ra finish ’raised face flanged ends, 125 Ra finish’
H F RFFE, 125-500 Ra finish ’raised face flanged ends, 125-500 Ra finish’
H G RFFE, 63-250 Ra finish ’raised face flanged ends, 63-250 Ra finish’
H H RFFE, 63-125 Ra finish ’raised face flanged ends, 63-125 Ra finish’
H I RFFE, 125-250 Ra finish ’raised face flanged ends, 125-250 Ra finish’
H J RJFE ’ring joint flanged ends’
H M BW x flange ’buttweld x RF flange’
H N flange x BW ’RF flange x buttweld’
Codes
D. Commodity
H R RFFE, 3 Ra finish ’raised face flanged ends, 3 Ra finish’
H S SWE ’socketwelded ends’
H T THD ’threaded’
H W BW ’buttwelded’
H Z ’’

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H AA S-5S ’Sch 5S’
H AB S-10S ’Sch 10S’
H AC S-40S ’Sch 40S’
H AD S-80S ’Sch 80S’
H AF S-10 ’Sch 10’
H AG S-20 ’Sch 20’
H AH S-30 ’Sch 30’
H AI S-40 ’Sch 40’
H AJ S-60 ’Sch 60’
H AK S-80 ’Sch 80’
H AL S-100 ’Sch 100’
H AM S-120 ’Sch 120’
H AN S-140 ’Sch 140’
H AO S-160 ’Sch 160’
H AW [???]|bore to match| ’[???]’
H BA S-LW ’light-weight’
H BB S-STD ’standard-weight’
H BC S-XS ’X-strong’
H BD S-XXS ’XX-strong’
H CA 0.125" ’0.125"’
H CB 0.188" ’0.188"’
H CC 0.25" ’0.25"’
H CD 0.312" ’0.312"’
H CE 0.375" ’0.375"’
H CF 0.438" ’0.438"’
H CG 0.5" ’0.5"’
H CH 0.562" ’0.562"’
H CI 0.625" ’0.625"’
H CJ 0.688" ’0.688"’
H CK 0.75" ’0.75"’
H CL 0.812" ’0.812"’
H CM 0.875" ’0.875"’
H CN 0.938" ’0.938"’
H CO 1" ’1"’
H CP 1.062" ’1.062"’
H CQ 1.125" ’1.125"’
H CR 1.188" ’1.188"’
H CS 1.25" ’1.25"’
H DD 0.281" ’0.281"’
H MA 2.0 mm ’2.0 mm’
H MB 2.5 mm ’2.5 mm’
H MC 3.0 mm ’3.0 mm’
H MD 3.5 mm ’3.5 mm’
H ME 4.0 mm ’4.0 mm’
H MF 4.5 mm ’4.5 mm’
H MG 5.0 mm ’5.0 mm’
H MH 6.0 mm ’6.0 mm’
H MI 7.0 mm ’7.0 mm’
H MK 10.0 mm ’10.0 mm’
H MM 16.0 mm ’16.0 mm’
H MN 20.0 mm ’20.0 mm’
H MO 25.0 mm ’25.0 mm’
H MP 30.0 mm ’30.0 mm’
H MQ 35.0 mm ’35.0 mm’
H MR 40.0 mm ’40.0 mm’
H MS 50.0 mm ’50.0 mm’
H MT 60.0 mm ’60.0 mm’
H MU 80.0 mm ’80.0 mm’
H MV 100.0 mm ’100.0 mm’
H PA 3.2 mm ’3.2 mm (0.125")’
H PB 4.8 mm ’4.8 mm (0.188")’
H PC 6.4 mm ’6.4 mm (0.25")’
H PD 7.9 mm ’7.9 mm (0.312")’
H PE 9.5 mm ’9.5 mm (0.375")’
H PF 11.1 mm ’11.1 mm (0.438")’
H PG 12.7 mm ’12.7 mm (0.5")’
H PH 14.3 mm ’14.3 mm (0.562")’
H PI 15.9 mm ’15.9 mm (0.625")’
H PJ 17.5 mm ’17.5 mm (0.688")’
H PK 19.1 mm ’19.1 mm (0.75")’
H PL 20.6 mm ’20.6 mm (0.812")’
H PM 22.2 mm ’22.2 mm (0.875")’

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H PN 23.8 mm ’23.8 mm (0.938")’
H PO 25.4 mm ’25.4 mm (1")’
H PP 27.0 mm ’27.0 mm (1.062")’
H PQ 28.6 mm ’28.6 mm (1.125")’
H PR 30.2 mm ’30.2 mm (1.188")’
H PS 31.8 mm ’31.8 mm (1.25")’
H ZZ ’’

H AAD CS, w/SS screen ’CS, 33-0.125" diam holes per in*2, SS screen, Mack Iron BT-W’
H AAE CS, w/SS screen ’CS, 33-0.125" diam holes per in*2, w/30 mesh .014 SS screen,
Mack Iron BT-W’
H AAF CS, w/SS screen ’CS, 10 mesh 0.028" SS screen, Mack Iron BT-W’
H AAJ CS, w/Monel screen ’CS, 80 mesh Monel screen, Mueller 862’
H AAL CS ’CS, 0.125" perf, 150% open area, Winston Type 51P’
H AAS CS, w/SS screen ’CS, 20 mesh 0.016" SS screen, Winston 51-WOP’
H ACA ASTM-A516-60 ’ASTM-A516 Gr.60, 33-0.125" diam holes per in*2, Mack Iron
PBL’
H ACB ASTM-A516-60 ’ASTM-A516 Gr.60, 33-0.125" diam holes per in*2, Mack Iron
PCS’
H ACE ASTM-A516-60 ’ASTM-A516 Gr.60, 33-0.125" diam holes per in*2, Mack Iron
PCL’
H ACG ASTM-A516-60 ’ASTM-A516 Gr.60, 33-0.125" diam holes per in*2, Mack Iron
PBS’
H ACH ASTM-A516-60, w/SS screen ’ASTM-A516 Gr.60, 33-0.156" diam holes per in*2, 60 mesh SS
inside, Mack Iron PCS’
H ACK ASTM-A516-60 ’ASTM-A516 Gr.60, 33-0.125" diam holes per in*2, 14 Ga, Mack
Iron PCS mod’
H ACM ASTM-A216-WCB, w/SS screen ’ASTM-A216 Gr.WCB, 20 mesh SS screen, Mueller 860 Series’
H ACN ASTM-A216-WCB, w/SS screen ’ASTM-A216 Gr.WCB, 20 mesh SS screen, Mueller 760 Series’
H ACP ASTM-A352-LCB, w/SS screen ’ASTM-A352 Gr.LCB, SS screen, Mueller 862-BC’
H ACQ ASTM-A216-WCB, w/SS screen ’ASTM-A216 Gr.WCB, 0.045" SS screen, Mueller 860 Series’
H ACR ASTM-A216-WCB, w/SS screen ’ASTM-A216 Gr.WCB, 100 mesh SS screen, Mueller 860 Series’
H ADD ASTM-A516-60 ’ASTM-A516 Gr.60, 16 Ga, 132-0.063" diam holes per in*2, Mack
Iron PBS’
H ADE ASTM-A216-WCB, w/SS screen ’ASTM-A216 GR WCB/SS screen, 33-0.125" diam holes per in*2,
Mueller 860 Series’
H FFP ASTM-A217-WC6, w/SS screen ’ASTM-A217 Gr.WC6, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo, 30 mesh SS screen, Mueller’
H FFR ASTM-A182-F22, w/SS screen ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F22, 2.25Cr, 0.045" SS screen, Armstrong D1’
H IAB 316 SS/LO CS ’316 SS basket, low CS gasket ring, Winston 51P’
H IID ASTM-A351-CF8M, w/SS screen ’ASTM-A351 Gr.CF8M 316 SS, 0.125" diam holes, SS screen,
Mueller 760 Series’
H IIE ASTM-A351-CF3M, w/SS screen ’ASTM-A351 Gr.CF3M, 316L SS, 0.057" SS screen, NACE MR-01-75,
Mueller’
H IIG ASTM-A351-CF8, w/SS screen ’ASTM-A351 Gr.CF8, 304 SS, 0.045" SS screen, Mueller 760
Series’
H IIH ASTM-A351-CF8, w/SS screen ’ASTM-A351 Gr.CF8, 304 SS, 0.033" SS screen, Mueller 860
Series’
H IIJ ASTM-A351-CF8M ’ASTM-A351 GR CF8M, 33-0.125" diam holes per in*2, Mueller 860
Series’
H IJP 304 SS, w/SS screen ’304 SS, 20 mesh 0.016" SS screen, Winston 50-WOP’
H IJR 304 SS, w/SS screen ’304 SS, 20 mesh 0.016" SS screen, Winston 51-WIP’
H IJS ASTM-A240-304, w/SS screen ’ASTM-A240 Type 304, 33-0.125" diam holes per in*2, 3 screen,
Mack Iron PBL’
H IJT ASTM-A240-304, w/SS screen ’ASTM-A240 Type 304, 33-0.125" diam holes per in*2, 2 screen,
Mack Iron PBL’
H IJU ASTM-A240-316 ’ASTM-A240 Type 316, 33-0.125" diam holes per in*2, Mack Iron
PCS’
H IJV ASTM-A240-316 ’ASTM-A240 Type 316, 33-0.125" diam holes per in*2, Mack Iron
PBS’
H IJW ASTM-A240-304 ’ASTM-A240 Type 304, 33-0.125" diam holes per in*2, Mack Iron
PBL’
Codes
D. Commodity
H IJX ASTM-A240-304 ’ASTM-A240 Type 304, 33-0.125" diam holes per in*2, Mack Iron
PBS’
H IJY ASTM-A240-304 ’ASTM-A240 Type 304, 33-0.125" diam holes per in*2, Mack Iron
PCS’
H IKA ASTM-A240-304, w/SS screen ’ASTM-A240 Type 304, 33-0.125" diam holes per in*2, 30 mesh
lined, Mack Iron PBS’
H IKB ASTM-A240-304, w/SS screen ’ASTM-A240 Type 304, 33-0.125" diam holes per in*2, 30 mesh
covered, Mack Iron PBS’
H IKC ASTM-A240-321, w/SS screen ’ASTM-A240-Type 321, 33-0.125" diam holes per in*2, 30 mesh
covered, Mack Iron PBS’
H IKD ASTM-A240-321, w/SS screen ’ASTM-A240-Type 321, 33-0.125" diam holes per in*2, 30 mesh
lined, Mack Iron PBS’
H IKE ASTM-A351-CF8C ’ASTM-A351 Gr.CF8C, 347 SS, Mueller 862-BC’
H IKF 316 SS, w/SS screen ’316 SS, 33-0.125" holes per in*2, covered, w/SS mesh 20X20,
w/0.02" wire diam’
H IKG CS, w/SS screen ’CS, 33-0.125" diam holes per in*2, CS covered, w/SS mesh
20X20, w/0.02" wire diam’

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H PAA ASTM-A351-CN7M, w/Alloy 20 screen ’ASTM-A351 Gr.CN7M, 33-0.125" diam holes per in*2, Alloy 20
screen, Ladish 6278’
H ZAA ASTM-A395, w/SS screen ’ASTM-A395 DI, 316 SS screen, 0.057" diam perforated screen,
Mueller No 761’
H ZAB ASTM-A395, w/Monel screen ’ASTM-A395 DI, Monel screen, 0.057" diam perforated screen,
Mueller’
H ZAC ASTM-A395, w/SS screen ’ASTM-A395, ductile iron, galvanized, 0.045" SS screen,
Mueller 251-DI’
H ZAD ASTM-A395, w/SS screen ’ASTM-A395, ductile iron, galvanized, 100 mesh SS screen,
Mueller 251-DI’
H ZAE ASTM-A395, w/SS screen ’ASTM-A395, ductile iron, galvanized, 0.045" SS screen,
Mueller 751-DI’

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Instrument Specialties
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! FIRST LETTER: I - INSTRUMENT SPECIALTIES (PDS WILL NOT USE)

I AA Air selector ’Air selector’

I AD adapter ’adapter’
I AE Reducing adapter ’Reducing adapter’
I AJ Syphon ’Syphon’
I BA Banding kit ’Banding kit’
I BJ Junction box ’Junction box’
I BO Heated enclosure ’Heated enclosure’
I BP Pipe clamp ’Pipe clamp’
I BR Pipe hex nipple ’Pipe nex nipple’
I CB Machine bolt ’Machine bolt’
I CN Nut ’Nut, w/spring’
I CP Push clips ’Push clips’
I CR Expansion anchor ’Expansion anchor’
I CS Split washer ’Split washer’
I CT Threaded rod ’Threaded rod’
I CU Machine screw ’Flat head machine screw’
I DA Dampener ’Pulsation dampener’
I EA Splice ’Splice’
I FF Filter, tee type ’Filter, tee type’
I FR Filter regulator ’Filter regulator’
I GM Gauge mounting kit ’Gauge mounting kit’
I GP Pressure gauge ’Pressure gauge’
I GR Receiver gauge ’Receiver gauge’
I HC Conduit clamp ’Heavy duty conduit clamp’
I LA Ladder tray ’Ladder tray’
I LB Channel ’Channel’
I LC Cover ’Cover’
I LD Dropout ’Dropout’
I LE Expansion connector ’Expansion connector’
I LF Flat connector ’Flat connector, w/5% extra bolts & nuts DS-8530-1/DS-8524-1’
I LG Reducer connector offset ’Reducer connector offset’
I LH Hold down clip, w/guide ’Hold down clip, w/guide’
I LL Elbow 90 deg ’Elbow 90 deg’
I LR Reducer ’Reducer’
I LT Tee ’Tee’
I MA Air manifold ’Air manifold’
I OR Restriction orifice ’Restriction orifice’
I PC Cond pot ’Condensate pot’
I PD Drip pot, w/mounting tab ’Drip pot, w/mounting tab’
I PP Seal patch ’Seal patch’
I PS Seal pot ’Seal pot’
I RA Air relay ’Air relay’
I RB Booster relay ’Booster relay’
I RG O ring gasket ’O ring gasket’
I RO Rotometer ’Rotometer’
I RR Relay ’Relay’
I SC Column mount support ’Column mount support’
I SF Floor mount support ’Floor mount support’
I SL Line mount support ’Line mount support’
I SO Off-platform mount Support ’Off-platform mount support’
I SP Platform mount support ’Platform mount support’
I SS Surface mount support ’Surface mount support’
I SW Wall mount support ’Wall mount support’
I UA Packing gland ’Packing gland’
Codes
D. Commodity
I VA Vert adapter ’Vertical adapter’
I WR Raceway, w/connector ’Raceway, w/connector & 5% extra drive rivets’
I YA Vent plug ’Vent plug’
I YB Bugproof vent ’Bugproof vent’
I ZZ ’’

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I A single pipe mount ’single pipe instr mount’
I B single mount ’single instr mount’
I C double pipe mount ’double pipe instr mount’
I D double mount, w/1 plate ’double instr mount, w/1 plate’
I E double mount, w/1 pipe & 1 plate ’double instr mount, w/1 pipe & 1 plate’
I F triple mount, w/2 pipe & 1 plate ’triple instr mount, w/2 pipe & 1 plate’
I G single angle mount ’single angle mount’
I H horizontal ’horizontal for ladder tray fittings’
I I double angle mount ’double angle mount’
I J 100’ band, w/100 clips ’100’ band, w/100 clips’
I K double mount, w/1 pipe & 1 angle ’double mount, w/1 pipe & 1 angle’
I L double mount ’double mount’
I M triple mount, w/1 pipe & 1 plate ’triple instr mount, w/1 pipe & 1 plate’
I P panel, w/angle legs ’panel, w/angle legs’
I S std ’standard’
I V vertical ’vertical for ladder tray fittings’
I Z ’’

I A angled ’angled’
I I inside ’inside’
I O outside ’outside’
I S straight ’straight’
I W w/air header ’w/air header’
I X w/o air header ’w/o air header’
I Z ’’

I CA clamped ’clamped’
I CB cabled ’cables’
I CC welded ’welded’
I CD bolted ’bolted’
I CE U-bolt ’U-bolt’
I FA flanged ’flanged’
I SW SW ’socketwelded’
I TA THD ’threaded’
I TF FTE ’female pipe thread’
I TG FTE x red MTE ’female pipe thread x reducing male pipe thread’
I TL MTE back conn ’male pipe thread back connection’
I TM MTE ’male pipe thread’
I TN MTE bottom conn ’male pipe thread bottom connection’
I TS male SW x FTE ’male socketwelded x female pipe thread’
I TT tube x tube ’tube x tube’
I TX MTE x FTE ’male x female pipe thread’
I WB BW ’buttwelded’
I ZZ ’’

I AAA carbon steel ’carbon steel’

I AAC CS ’CS AISI-1018, Hex 10025-002 thru 10030-002’
I AAD CS ’CS, w/303 SS inner tubes, Anderson-Greenwood CT7-44’
I AAE AISI-C1018 ’AISI-C1018, barstock, Cajon Series RA’
I AAF AISI-C1018 ’AISI-C1018, barstock, Cajon S-MPW-7’
I AAH ASTM-A106-B ’ASTM-A106 Gr.B, w/1/16" eccentricity, 3" long’
I AAI ASTM-A106-B ’ASTM-A106 Gr.B, Shirlee Ind 2090-1000’
I AAJ CS ’CS, Shirlee Ind 3100-5000’
I AAK CS ’CS, Shirlee Ind 3101-5000’
I AAL CS ’CS, Shirlee Ind 3101-2500-1’
I AAM ASME-SA105, SA106-B ’ASME-SA105, SA106-B, Shirlee Ind 3101-5000’
I AAN ASTM-A106-B, S-80 ’ASTM-A106 Gr.B, S-80, Shirlee Ind 2090-2500-1’
I AAO ASTM-A106-B ’ASTM-A106 Gr.B, Shirlee Ind 35.51-2500’
I AAP ASTM-A106-B ’ASTM-A106 Gr.B, Shirlee Ind 3101-2500’
I AAQ CS ’CS, Unistrut P-3300’
I AAR CS ’CS, galvanized Unistrut P-2033’
I AAS CS ’CS, galvanized Unistrut P-2037’
I AAT CS ’CS, galvanized Unistrut P-2024’
I AAU CS ’CS, galvanized Unistrut P-2025’
I AAV CS ’CS, galvanized Unistrut P-2026’
I AAW CS ’CS, galvanized Unistrut P-1000 HS’
I AAX CS ’CS, electro galvanized, w/spring Unistrut P-1010’
I AAY CS ’CS, electro galvanized Unistrut HFMS050100EG’
I ABA ASTM-A106-B ’ASTM-A106 Gr.B, Det XAA’
I ABB CS ’CS, Det MHA’
I ABC CS ’CS, Det MDA & MEA’
I ABD CS ’CS, Det MIA’
I ABE CS ’CS, Det MFB’
I ABF CS ’CS, Det MAA & MAC’
I ABG CS ’CS, Det MAB & MAD’

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I ABH CS ’CS, Det MDB & MEB’
I ABI CS ’CS, Det MFA’
I ABJ CS ’CS, Det MGA’
I ABK CS ’CS, Det MGB’
I ABL CS ’CS, Det MHB’
I ABN CS ’CS, Det MDG & MEG’
I ABO CS ’CS, Det MDH & MEH’
I ABP CS ’CS, Det MDF & MEF’
I ABQ CS ’CS, Det MHG’
I ABR CS ’CS, Det MHF’
I ABS CS ’CS, Det MHH’
I ABT CS ’CS, Det MFF’
I ABU CS ’CS, Det MFG’
I ABV CS ’CS, Det MCA’
I ABW CS ’CS, Det MCB’
I ABX CS ’CS, Det MBA’
I ABY CS ’CS, Det MBB’
I ABZ CS ’CS, Det MJA THRU MJK’
I ACA CS ’CS, Det MAE & MAG’
I ACB CS ’CS, Det MAF & MAH’
I ACC CS ’CS, Det MBC’
I ACD CS ’CS, Det MBD’
I ACE CS ’CS, Det MCC’
I ACF CS ’CS, Det MCD’
I ACG CS ’CS, Det MAI & MAJ’
I ACH CS ’CS, Det MAK & MAL’
I ACI CS ’CS, Det MBE’
I ACJ CS ’CS, Det MBF’
I ACK CS ’CS, Det MCE’
I ACL CS ’CS, Det MCF’
I ACM CS ’CS, Det MJX’
I ACN CS ’CS, Det MJY’
I ACO CS ’CS, Det MJZ’
I ACP CS ’CS, Det MKA’
I ACQ CS ’CS, Det MKB’
I ACR CS ’CS, Det MIB’
I ACS CS ’CS, Det MHI’
I ACT CS ’CS, Det MIC’
I ACU CS ’CS, Det MID’
I ACV CS ’CS, Det MDI’
I ACW CS ’CS, Det MKF’
I ACX CS ’CS, Det MHC’
I ADA CS ’CS, Det MLA’
I ADB CS ’CS, Det MLB’
I ADC CS ’CS, Det MLC’
I ADD CS ’CS, Det MLD’
I ADE CS ’CS, Det MLE’
I ADF CS ’CS, Det MLF’
I ADG CS ’CS, Det MLG’
I ADH CS ’CS, Det MLH’
I ADI CS ’CS, Det MLI’
I ADJ CS ’CS, Det MLJ’
I ADK CS ’CS, Det MLK’
I ADL CS ’CS, Det MLL’
I ADM CS ’CS, Det MLM’
I ADN CS ’CS, Det MDJ’
I ADO CS ’CS, Det MBG’
I ADP CS ’CS, Det MBH’
I ADQ CS ’CS, Det MCG’
I ADR CS ’CS, Det MDC’
I ADS CS ’CS, Det MDD’
Codes
D. Commodity
I ADT CS ’CS, Det MDE’
I ADV CS ’CS, Det MIE’
I ADW CS ’CS, Det MHD’
I ADX CS ’CS, Det MHE’
I ADY CS ’CS, Det MIF’
I ADZ CS ’CS, Det MIG’
I AEB CS ’CS, Det MIH’
I AEC CS ’CS, Det MOG’
I AED CS ’CS, Det MPG’
I AEE CS ’CS, Det MFJ’
I AEF CS ’CS, Minerallac H75’
I AEG CS ’CS, Det MDK’
I AZZ matl unspec ’no matl specified’

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I CAA CS ’CS, P-W Ind 18-1442-0024-(Size-1) or approved equal’
I CAB CS ’CS, P-W Ind 1442-1302-02 or approved equal’
I CAC CS ’CS, P-W Ind 1442-1314-02 or approved equal’
I CAD CS ’CS, P-W Ind 18-1442-9012-(Size-1) Series 2 or approved equal’
I CAE CS ’CS, P-W Ind 18-1442-9112-(Size-1) Series 2 or approved equal’
I CAF CS ’CS, P-W Ind 1442-01-(Size-1)-(Size-2) or approved equal’
I CAG CS ’CS, P-W Ind 1442-9212-(Size-1) or approved equal’
I CAH CS ’CS, P-W Ind 1442-2012-(Size-1) or approved equal’
I CAI CS ’CS, P-W Ind 9987-0249-(Size-1) or approved equal’
I CAJ CS ’CS, P-W Ind 1508-0012-04 or approved equal’
I CAK CS ’CS, P-W Ind 1508-1301-04 or approved equal’
I CAL CS ’CS pre-galvanized steel, P-W Ind 2501-0016-(Size 1)-1301 &
DS-8500-01 or approved equal’
I CAM SS ’TP304 SS, P-W Ind DS-9004-(Size 1) or approved equal’
I CAN CS ’CS, P-W Ind 9985-1893-01, w/bolt, nut & lockwasher or
approved equal’
I CAO CS ’CS, P-W Ind 1442-1304-(Size 1) or approved equal’
I CAP CS ’CS, P-W Ind 9985-1893-01, w/carriage bolt & std spring’
I EAB ASTM-A335-P11 ’ASTM-A335 Gr.P11, 1.25Cr, Det XAB’
I FAA 316 SS FILTER ’316 SS filter, Nupro SS-(Size 1)-TF-7’
I IAA stainless steel ’stainless steel’
I IAB SS ’316 SS ASTM-A479 TP316, Hex 10025-002 thru 10030-002’
I IAC 316 SS ’316 SS’
I IAF 316 SS ’316 SS, Hex HK111U24 no equal’
I IAG SS ’SS, P-W Ind 9996-0904-01 or approved equal’
I IAH 316 SS ’316 SS, Cajon SS-4-RA-2’
I IAI 316 SS ’316 SS, Mid-West 150SH’
I IAJ 316 SS ’316 SS, w/316 SS inner & outer tube, Anderson-Greenwood
CT7S-44’
I IBB SS ’316 SS, Ashcroft 1009 or approved equal’
I IBC SS ’316 SS, Ashcroft 1008S or approved equal’
I IBD SS ’316 SS, Ashcroft 1008A or approved equal’
I IIH ASTM-A312-304 ’ASTM-A312 Type 304, w/1/16" eccentricity, 3" long’
I IIJ ASTM-A479-316 ’ASTM-A479 Type 316, barstock, Cajon MPW-A-IPS’
I IIK ASTM-A479-316 ’ASTM-A479 Type 316, barstock, Cajon Series RA’
I IIL 304 SS ’304 SS, Shirlee Ind 3100-6500-304’
I IIM 304 SS ’304 SS, Shirlee Ind 3101-6500-304’
I IIN ASTM-A312-304 ’ASTM-A312 Type 304, Shirlee Ind 2090-2500-1-304’
I IIO ASTM-A312-304 ’ASTM-A312 Type 304, Shirlee Ind 35.53-2500-304’
I IIP ASTM-A312-304 ’ASTM-A312 Type 304, Shirlee Ind 3101-2500-304’
I IIQ ASTM-A312-304 ’ASTM-A312 Type 304, Shirlee Ind 2090-5000-1-304’
I IIR ASTM-A312-304 ’ASTM-A312 Type 304, Shirlee Ind 35.51-5000-304’
I IIS ASTM-A312-304 ’ASTM-A312 Type 304, Shirlee Ind 3101-5000-304’
I NAA bronze ’bronze’
I NAB brass ’brass ASTM-B16, Hex 10025-002 thru 10030-002’
I NAC brass ’brass, Fisher P-594-1’
I RAA die cast zinc ’die cast zinc, Fisher Y602-7, -13’
I SAA aluminum ’aluminum’
I SBB die cast aluminum ’die cast aluminum, Masoneilan 77-40 or approved equal’
I SBC die cast aluminum ’die cast aluminum, Masoneilan 77-4 or approved equal’
I SBD die cast aluminum ’die cast aluminum, Yokogawa Hokushin Electric #T44A’
I SCA aluminum allloy ’aluminum alloy 6063-T6, P-W Industries 09-4F14-0024-(Size 1)’
I SCB aluminum alloy ’aluminum alloy 6063-T6, P-W Industries 4F14-1302-02’
I SCC aluminum alloy ’aluminum alloy 6063-T6, P-W Industries 9998-0249-(Size 1)’
I SCD aluminum alloy ’aluminum alloy 6063-T6, P-W Industries 4F14-1314-02’
I SCE aluminum alloy ’aluminum alloy 6063-T6, P-W Industries 09-4F14-9012-(Size 1)
Ser 2’
I SCF aluminum alloy ’aluminum alloy 6063-T6, P-W Industries 09-4F14-9112-(Size 1)
Ser 2’
I SCG aluminum alloy ’aluminum alloy 6063-T6, P-W Industries 09-4F14-9212-(Size 1)
Ser 2’
I SCH aluminum alloy ’aluminum alloy 6063-T6, P-W Industries 4F14-1304-(Size 1)’
I SCI aluminum alloy ’aluminum alloy 6063-T6, P-W Industries 09-4F14-2012-(Size 1)
Ser 2’
I SCJ aluminum alloy ’aluminum alloy 6063-T6, P-W Industries 5501-0016-(Size 1)’
I TAA Teflon ’Teflon, Rosemount O1151-0035-0003 or approved equal’
I TAB Viton ’Viton, Rosemount 01151-0035-0001 or approved equal’
I TAC Thermoplastic ’Thermoplastic, Dekoron 1540-10000 or approved equal’
I XXX matl per reqn ’matl per specification ??’
I ZAB cast iron ’cast iron, Fisher 254’
I ZAC ASTM-A126 ’ASTM-A126 cast iron, Varec 42S’
I ZZZ no matl reqd ’no matl required for this detail’

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Pipe Supports
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! FIRST LETTER: J - PIPE SUPPORTS (PDS WILL NOT USE)

J BA NA base support ’Base support non-adjustable’

J BB ADJ base support ’Base support adjustable’
J BC Welded beam attach ’Welded beam attachment’
J BD Rigid base support ’Base support rigid’
J BE Bolt-on base support ’Bolt-on base support’
J BF Bolt-on base spring support ’Bolt-on base spring support’
J BG Base support, w/slide plate ’Bolt-on base support, w/slide plate’
J BH NA base support, w/slide plate ’Base support, w/slide plate’
J BR Bracket ’Bracket’
J BS Base spring support ’Base spring support’
J CA Hvy 2-bolt clamp ’Heavy 2 bolt clamp’
J CB Hvy 3-bolt clamp ’Heavy 3 bolt clamp’
J CC Adj clevis ’Adjustable clevis hanger’
J CD Pipe clamp ’Pipe clamp’
J CE 3-bolt pipe clamp ’3 bolt pipe clamp’
J CR Riser clamp ’Riser clamp’
J DA Dummy support ’Dummy extension support’
J EA Fastener ’Fastener’
J EB U-bolt, w/nuts ’U-bolt, w/4 nuts’
J EC Weldless eye nut ’Weldless eye nut’
J ED Welded eye rod ’Welded eye rod’
J FA Pipe lug ’Pipe lug’
J FB Beam ’Beam’
J FC Trapeze ’Trapeze’
J FD Vert beam support ’Vertical beam support’
J FE Stabilizer ’Stabilizer’
J FF Horiz beam support ’Horizontal beam support’
J FG Pick-up support ’Pick-up support’
J FH Welding lug ’Welding lug’
J FI Frame support ’Frame support’
J FS Flexible strut ’Flexible strut’
J GA Vibration pipe clamp ’Vibration pipe clamp’
J HA Hanger rod assem ’Pipe hanger rod assembly’
J IS Instr support ’Instrument support’
J PA Pipe anchor ’Pipe anchor’
J PB Pipe anchor & guide ’Pipe andhor & guide’
J PC Bolt-on shoe ’Bolt-on pipe shoe’
J PD Bolt-on shoe & guide ’Bolt-on shoe & guide’
J PE Bolt-on shoe anchor ’Bolt-on shoe anchor’
J PG Pipe guide ’Pipe guide’
J PH Pipe shoe, w/slide ’Pipe shoe, w/slide bearing’
J PI Insul pipe support saddle ’Insulated pipe support saddle’
J PJ Pipe shoe, w/guides ’Pipe shoe, w/guides’
J PK Pipe protection saddle ’Pipe covering protection saddle’
J PP Pipe support pad ’Pipe support pad’
J PS Pipe shoe ’Pipe shoe’
J RA Rod ’Rod’
J RB Threaded rod ’Threaded rod’
J RC THD rod, both ends ’Threaded rod, both ends’
J SB Sway brace ’Sway brace’
J SH Spring hanger ’Spring hanger’
J SM Structural member ’Structural member’
J SP Slide ’Slide’
J SS Structural shape ’Structural shape’
Codes
D. Commodity
J VA Vessel bracket ’Pipe bracket for vertical Vessel’
J VG Vessel guide ’Vessel pipe guide’
J VH Bolt-on vessel guide ’Bolt-on vessel guide’
J VL Vessel lugs ’Pipe lugs for vessel bracket’
J VS Snubber ’Snubber’
J ZZ ’’

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J A Heat or uninsulated ’Heat insulated or uninsulated’
J B Cold or uninsulated ’Cold insulated or uninsulated’
J C Cold insulated ’Cold insulated’
J D Cold insul single layer ’Cold insulated single layer’
J E Cold insul double layer ’Cold insulated double layer’
J H Heat insulated ’Heat insulated’
J K Dual purp, single layer ’Dual purpose, single layer’
J L Dual purp, double layer ’Dual purpose, double layer’
J U Uninsulated ’Uninsulated’
J Z ’’

J A Plate ’Plate’
J B Flat bar ’Flat bar’
J C Angle ’Angle’
J D Channel ’Channel’
J E I-beam ’I-beam’
J F Wide flange ’Wide flange’
J G ST structural tee ’ST structural tee’
J H Tube ’Tube’
J Z ’’

J B Attach to conc beam ’Attach to concrete beam’

J C Attach to conc col ’Attach to conc column’
J S Attach to steel ’Attachment to steel’
J Z ’’

J A 2" ’2"’
J B 3" ’3"’
J C 4" ’4"’
J D 5" ’5"’
J E 6" ’6"’
J F 7" ’7"’
J G 8" ’8"’
J M 50 mm ’50 mm’
J N 75 mm ’75 mm’
J O 100 mm ’100 mm’
J P 125 mm ’125 mm’
J Q 150 mm ’150 mm’
J R 175 mm ’175 mm’
J S 200 mm ’200 mm’
J X height per reqn ’height per specification ??’
J Z ’’

J AAA CS Spec 400-303-1 ’CS per Specification 400-303, Det 1’

J AAB CS Spec 400-303-2 ’CS per Specification 400-303, Det 2’
J AAC CS Spec 400-303-3 ’CS per Specification 400-303, Det 3’
J AAD CS Spec 400-303-4 ’CS per Specification 400-303, Det 4’
J AAE CS Spec 400-303-1A ’CS per Specification 400-303, Det 1A’
J ACA CS Spec 400-306-2 ’CS per Specification 400-306, Det 2’
J ACB CS Spec 400-306-1 ’CS per Specification 400-306, Det 1’
J ACC CS Spec 400-307-1A ’CS per Specification 400-307, Det 1A’
J ACD CS Spec 400-306-4 ’CS per Specification 400-306, Det 4’
J ACE CS Spec 400-306-6 ’CS per Specification 400-306, Det 6’
J ACF CS Spec 400-307-2A ’CS per Specification 400-307, Det 2A’
J ACG CS Spec 400-306-8 ’CS per Specification 400-306, Det 8’
J ACH CS Spec 400-306-7 ’CS per Specification 400-306, Det 7’
J ACI CS Spec 400-307-3A ’CS per Specification 400-307, Det 3A’
J ACK CS Spec 400-306-5 ’CS per Specification 400-306, Det 5’
J ACM CS Spec 400-306-3 ’CS per Specification 400-306, Det 3’
J ACN CS Spec 400-306-9 ’CS per Specification 400-306, Det 9’
J ADA CS Spec 400-312-7 ’CS per Specification 400-312, Det 7’
J ADD CS Spec 400-312-6 ’CS per Specification 400-312, Det 6’
J AEW CS Spec 400-307-13 ’CS per Specification 400-307, Det 13’
J AFA CS Spec 400-323-76, 78, 80 ’CS per Specification 400-323, Det 76, 78, 80’
J AFB CS Spec 400-323-82 ’CS per Specification 400-323, Det 82’
J AFG CS Spec 400-323-6, 8, 10 ’CS per Specification 400-323, Det 6, 8, 10’
J AFH CS Spec 400-323-12 ’CS per Specification 400-323, Det 12’
J AHA CS Spec 400-304-1 ’CS per Specification 400-304, Det 1’
J AHB CS Spec 400-304-2 ’CS per Specification 400-304, Det 2’
J AHC CS Spec 400-304-3 ’CS per Specification 400-304, Det 3’
J AHD CS Spec 400-304-4 ’CS per Specification 400-304, Det 4’
J AHE CS Spec 400-304-5 ’CS per Specification 400-304, Det 5’
J AHF CS Spec 400-304-8 ’CS per Specification 400-304, Det 8’

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J AHG CS Spec 400-304-11 ’CS per Specification 400-304, Det 11’
J AHH CS Spec 400-304-13 ’CS per Specification 400-304, Det 13’
J AHI CS Spec 400-304-14 ’CS per Specification 400-304, Det 14’
J AHJ CS Spec 400-304-15 ’CS per Specification 400-304, Det 15’
J AHK CS Spec 400-304-17 ’CS per Specification 400-304, Det 17’
J AHL CS Spec 400-304-21 ’CS per Specification 400-304, Det 21’
J AHM CS Spec 400-304-22 ’CS per Specification 400-304, Det 22’
J AHN CS Spec 400-304-23 ’CS per Specification 400-304, Det 23’
J AHO CS Spec 400-304-25 ’CS per Specification 400-304, Det 25’
J AHP CS Spec 400-304-27 ’CS per Specification 400-304, Det 27’
J AHQ CS Spec 400-304-28 ’CS per Specification 400-304, Det 28’
J AHR CS Spec 400-304-29 ’CS per Specification 400-304, Det 29’
J AHS CS Spec 400-304-31 ’CS per Specification 400-304, Det 31’
J AHU CS Spec 400-304-33 ’CS per Specification 400-304, Det 33’
J AHV CS Spec 400-304-34 ’CS per Specification 400-304, Det 34’
J AHW CS Spec 400-304-36 ’CS per Specification 400-304, Det 36’
J AHX CS Spec 400-304-37 ’CS per Specification 400-304, Det 37’
J AHY CS Spec 400-304-16 ’CS per Specification 400-304, Det 16’
J AHZ CS Spec 400-304-18 ’CS per Specification 400-304, Det 18’
J BEL CS Spec 400-307-22 ’CS per Specification 400-307, Det 22’
J BEM CS Spec 400-307-23 ’CS per Specification 400-307, Det 23’
J BEN CS Spec 400-307-24 ’CS per Specification 400-307, Det 24’
J BEO CS Spec 400-307-25 ’CS per Specification 400-307, Det 25’
J BEP CS Spec 400-307-26 ’CS per Specification 400-307, Det 26’
J BHA CS Spec 400-304-20 ’CS per Specification 400-304, Det 20’
J BHB CS Spec 400-304-24 ’CS per Specification 400-304, Det 24’
J CAA ASTM-A516-65 ’ASTM-A516 Gr.65’
J CAC ASTM-A307-A ’ASTM-A307 Gr.A, w/4 assembled nuts’
J CAD ASTM-A36 ’ASTM-A36’
J CAE ASTM-A105 ’ASTM-A105’
J CAG ASTM-A36 ’ASTM-A36, Grinnell Fig 162’
J CAH CS ’CS, Grinnell Fig 140, w/tensile strength per Cat PH83’
J FAA Cr Spec 400-303-1 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-303, Det 1’
J FAB Cr Spec 400-303-2 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-303, Det 2’
J FAC Cr Spec 400-303-3 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-303, Det 3’
J FAD Cr Spec 400-303-4 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-303, Det 4’
J FAE Cr Spec 400-303-1A ’chrome steel per Specification 400-303, Det 1A’
J FCA Cr Spec 400-306-2 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-306, Det 2’
J FCB Cr Spec 400-306-1 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-306, Det 1’
J FCC Cr Spec 400-307-1A ’chrome steel per Specification 400-307, Det 1A’
J FCD Cr Spec 400-306-4 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-306, Det 4’
J FCE Cr Spec 400-306-6 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-306, Det 6’
J FCF Cr Spec 400-307-2A ’chrome steel per Specification 400-307, Det 2A’
J FCG Cr Spec 400-306-8 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-306, Det 8’
J FCH Cr Spec 400-306-7 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-306, Det 7’
J FCI Cr Spec 400-307-3A ’chrome steel per Specification 400-307, Det 3A’
J FCK Cr Spec 400-306-5 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-306, Det 5’
J FCM Cr Spec 400-306-3 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-306, Det 3’
J FCN Cr Spec 400-306-9 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-306, Det 9’
J FDA Cr Spec 400-312-7 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-312, Det 7’
J FDD Cr Spec 400-312-6 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-312, Det 6’
J FEW Cr Spec 400-307-13 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-307, Det 13’
J FHA Cr Spec 400-304-4 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-304, Det 4’
J FHB Cr Spec 400-304-6 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-304, Det 6’
J FHC Cr Spec 400-304-9 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-304, Det 9’
J FHD Cr Spec 400-304-12 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-304, Det 12’
J FHE Cr Spec 400-304-15 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-304, Det 15’
J FHF Cr Spec 400-304-16 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-304, Det 16’
J FHG Cr Spec 400-304-17 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-304, Det 17’
J FHH Cr Spec 400-304-18 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-304, Det 18’
J FHI Cr Spec 400-304-23 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-304, Det 23’
Codes
D. Commodity
J FHJ Cr Spec 400-304-24 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-304, Det 24’
J FHK Cr Spec 400-304-25 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-304, Det 25’
J FHL Cr Spec 400-304-26 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-304, Det 26’
J FHM Cr Spec 400-304-11 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-304, Det 11’
J FHN Cr Spec 400-304-13 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-304, Det 13’
J FHO Cr Spec 400-304-14 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-304, Det 14’
J FHP Cr Spec 400-304-21 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-304, Det 21’
J FHQ Cr Spec 400-304-33 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-304, Det 33’
J FHR Cr Spec 400-304-34 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-304, Det 34’
J FHS Cr Spec 400-304-35 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-304, Det 35’
J FHT Cr Spec 400-304-36 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-304, Det 36’
J FHU Cr Spec 400-304-37 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-304, Det 37’
J FHV Cr Spec 400-304-38 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-304, Det 38’
J FHW Cr Spec 400-304-8 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-304, Det 8’
J FHX Cr Spec 400-304-20 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-304, Det 20’
J FHY Cr Spec 400-304-22 ’chrome steel per Specification 400-304, Det 22’

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J GAA ASTM-A387-11 ’ASTM-A387 Gr.11, 1.25Cr’
J GAB ASTM-A387-22 ’ASTM-A387 Gr.22, 2.25Cr’
J GAC ASTM-A193-B7 ’ASTM-A193 Gr.B7, w/4 assembled ASTM-A194 Gr.2H nuts’
J IAA SS Spec 400-303-1 ’SS per Specification 400-303, Det 1’
J IAB SS Spec 400-303-2 ’SS per Specification 400-303, Det 2’
J IAC SS Spec 400-303-3 ’SS per Specification 400-303, Det 3’
J IAD SS Spec 400-303-4 ’SS per Specification 400-303, Det 4’
J IAE SS Spec 400-303-1A ’SS per Specification 400-303, Det 1A’
J ICA SS Spec 400-306-2 ’SS per Specification 400-306, Det 2’
J ICB SS Spec 400-306-1 ’SS per Specification 400-306, Det 1’
J ICD SS Spec 400-306-4 ’SS per Specification 400-306, Det 4’
J ICE SS Spec 400-306-6 ’SS per Specification 400-306, Det 6’
J ICG SS Spec 400-306-8 ’SS per Specification 400-306, Det 8’
J ICH SS Spec 400-306-7 ’SS per Specification 400-306, Det 7’
J ICK SS Spec 400-306-5 ’SS per Specification 400-306, Det 5’
J ICM SS Spec 400-306-3 ’SS per Specification 400-306, Det 3’
J ICN SS Spec 400-306-9 ’SS per Specification 400-306, Det 9’
J ICO SS Spec 400-306-10 ’SS per Specification 400-306, Det 10’
J IDA SS Spec 400-312-7 ’SS per Specification 400-312, Det 7’
J IDD SS Spec 400-312-6 ’SS per Specification 400-312, Det 6’
J IEW SS Spec 400-307-13 ’SS per Specification 400-307, Det 13’
J IFA SS Spec 400-323-76, 78, 80 ’SS per Specification 400-323, Det 76, 78, 80’
J IFB SS Spec 400-323-82 ’SS per Specification 400-323, Det 82’
J IFC SS Spec 400-323-96, 98, 100 ’SS per Specification 400-323, Det 96, 98, 100’
J IFD SS Spec 400-323-102 ’SS per Specification 400-323, Det 102’
J IFG SS Spec 400-323-6, 8, 10 ’SS per Specification 400-323, Det 6, 8, 10’
J IFH SS Spec 400-323-12 ’SS per Specification 400-323, Det 12’
J IHA SS Spec 400-304-4 ’SS per Specification 400-304, Det 4’
J IHB SS Spec 400-304-7 ’SS per Specification 400-304, Det 7’
J IHC SS Spec 400-304-10 ’SS per Specification 400-304, Det 10’
J IHD SS Spec 400-304-12 ’SS per Specification 400-304, Det 12’
J IHE SS Spec 400-304-15 ’SS per Specification 400-304, Det 15’
J IHF SS Spec 400-304-16 ’SS per Specification 400-304, Det 16’
J IHG SS Spec 400-304-17 ’SS per Specification 400-304, Det 17’
J IHH SS Spec 400-304-18 ’SS per Specification 400-304, Det 18’
J IHI SS Spec 400-304-23 ’SS per Specification 400-304, Det 23’
J IHJ SS Spec 400-304-24 ’SS per Specification 400-304, Det 24’
J IHK SS Spec 400-304-25 ’SS per Specification 400-304, Det 25’
J IHL SS Spec 400-304-26 ’SS per Specification 400-304, Det 26’
J IHM SS Spec 400-304-11 ’SS per Specification 400-304, Det 11’
J IHN SS Spec 400-304-13 ’SS per Specification 400-304, Det 13’
J IHO SS Spec 400-304-14 ’SS per Specification 400-304, Det 14’
J IHP SS Spec 400-304-21 ’SS per Specification 400-304, Det 21’
J IHQ SS Spec 400-304-33 ’SS per Specification 400-304, Det 33’
J IHR SS Spec 400-304-34 ’SS per Specification 400-304, Det 34’
J IHS SS Spec 400-304-35 ’SS per Specification 400-304, Det 35’
J IHT SS Spec 400-304-36 ’SS per Specification 400-304, Det 36’
J IHU SS Spec 400-304-37 ’SS per Specification 400-304, Det 37’
J IHV SS Spec 400-304-38 ’SS per Specification 400-304, Det 38’
J IHW SS Spec 400-304-39 ’SS per Specification 400-304, Det 39’
J IHX SS Spec 400-304-20 ’SS per Specification 400-304, Det 20’
J IHY SS Spec 400-304-22 ’SS per Specification 400-304, Det 22’
J TAA rigid polyurethane foam ’rigid polyurethane foam, w/vapor barrier, Power Piping
Powerfoam 9104’
J TAB rigid polyurethane foam ’rigid polyurethane foam, w/vapor barrier, Power Piping
Powerfoam 9105’
J THS graphite 400-304-30 ’graphite per Specification 400-304, Det 30’
J TZA high-density Ca silicate ’high-density calcium silicate, w/vap barrier, Power Piping
HI-TEMP 9238’
J XAE Spec 400-303-6 ’see specification 400-303, Det 6’
J XAF Spec 400-303-7 ’see specification 400-303, Det 7’
J XAG Spec 400-303-8 ’see specification 400-303, Det 8’
J XAH Spec 400-303-9 ’see specification 400-303, Det 9’
J XAI Spec 400-303-10 ’see specification 400-303, Det 10’
J XAJ Spec 400-303-11 ’see specification 400-303, Det 11’
J XAK Spec 400-303-12 ’see specification 400-303, Det 12’
J XAL Spec 400-303-13 ’see specification 400-303, Det 13’
J XAM Spec 400-303-14 ’see specification 400-303, Det 14’
J XAN Spec 400-303-12B ’see specification 400-303, Det 12B’
J XDA Spec 400-312-1, 2, 3, 4, 5 ’see specification 400-312, Det 1, 2, 3, 4, 5’
J XEA Spec 400-307-1 ’see specification 400-307, Det 1’
J XEB Spec 400-307-2 ’see specification 400-307, Det 2’
J XEC Spec 400-307-3 ’see specification 400-307, Det 3’
J XED Spec 400-307-4 ’see specification 400-307, Det 4’
J XEE Spec 400-307-5 ’see specification 400-307, Det 5’
J XEF Spec 400-307-6 ’see specification 400-307, Det 6’

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J XEG Spec 400-307-7 ’see specification 400-307, Det 7’
J XEH Spec 400-307-8 ’see specification 400-307, Det 8’
J XEI Spec 400-307-9 ’see specification 400-307, Det 9’
J XEJ Spec 400-307-10 ’see specification 400-307, Det 10’
J XEK Spec 400-307-11 ’see specification 400-307, Det 11’
J XEL Spec 400-307-12 ’see specification 400-307, Det 12’
J XEM Spec 400-307-14 ’see specification 400-307, Det 14’
J XEN Spec 400-307-15 ’see specification 400-307, Det 15’
J XEO Spec 400-307-16 ’see specification 400-307, Det 16’
J XEP Spec 400-307-17 ’see specification 400-307, Det 17’
J XEQ Spec 400-307-18 ’see specification 400-307, Det 18’
J XER Spec 400-307-19 ’see specification 400-307, Det 19’
J XES Spec 400-307-4A ’see specification 400-307, Det 4A’
J XET Spec 400-307-7A ’see specification 400-307, Det 7A’
J XEU Spec 400-307-15A ’see specification 400-307, Det 15A’
J XFA Spec 400-323-1, 2, 3 ’see specification 400-323, Det 1, 2, 3’
J XFB Spec 400-323-14, 16, 18 ’see specification 400-323, Det 14, 16, 18’
J XFC Spec 400-323-19, 20, 21, 22, 23 ’see specification 400-323, Det 19, 20, 21, 22, 23’
J XFG Spec 400-323-4 ’see specification 400-323, Det 4’
J XFI Spec 400-323-31, 32, 33 ’see specification 400-323, Det 31, 32, 33’
J XFJ Spec 400-323-34 ’see specification 400-323, Det 34’
J XFK Spec 400-323-41, 42, 43 ’see specification 400-323, Det 41, 42, 43’
J XFL Spec 400-323-44 ’see specification 400-323, Det 44’
J XFM Spec 400-323-54, 56, 58 ’see specification 400-323, Det 54, 56, 58’
J XFN Spec 400-323-64, 66, 68 ’see specification 400-323, Det 64, 66, 68’
J XGA Spec 400-314-1 ’see specification 400-314, Det 1’
J XGB Spec 400-314-2 ’see specification 400-314, Det 2’
J XGC Spec 400-314-3 ’see specification 400-314, Det 3’
J XGD Spec 400-314-4 ’see specification 400-314, Det 4’
J XHA Spec 400-304-19 ’see specification 400-304, Det 19’
J XHB Spec 400-304-20 ’see specification 400-304, Det 20’
J XHC Spec 400-304-1 ’see specification 400-304, Det 1’
J XHD Spec 400-304-2 ’see specification 400-304, Det 2’
J XHE Spec 400-304-3 ’see specification 400-304, Det 3’
J XHF Spec 400-304-26 ’see specification 400-304, Det 26’
J XHG Spec 400-304-27 ’see specification 400-304, Det 27’
J XHH Spec 400-304-28 ’see specification 400-304, Det 28’
J XIA Spec 464-56- PSC ’see specification 464-56, Type PSC’
J XXX ’’

Codes
D. Commodity

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Labor codes
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! FIRST LETTER: L - LABOR CODES (PDS WILL NOT USE)

L BA Bend (1-45 deg) ’Labor for bend 1-45 deg’

L BB Bend (46-90 deg) ’Labor for bend 46-90 deg’
L MA Miter elbow ’Labor for miter elbow’
L PA Pipe cut ’Labor for pipe cut’
L PB Pipe bevel ’Labor for pipe bevel’
L PC Pipe J-bevel ’Labor for pipe J-bevel’
L PD Pipe weld ’Labor for pipe weld’
L PE Preheat weld ’Labor for pipe preheating prior to welding’
L PW Pipe weld w/PWHT ’Labor for pipe weld requiring post weld heat treatment’
L RA Stress rel weld ’Labor for stress relieving weld’
L RB Stress rel spool ’Labor for stress relieving pipespool’
L SA Unreinforced stub in ’Labor for unreinforced stub in branch’
L SB Weld reinf stub in ’Labor for weld reinforced stub in branch’
L SC Pad reinf stub in ’Labor for pad reinforced stub in branch’
L SP Weld reinf stub in w/PWHT ’Labor for weld reinf stub in branch requiring post weld heat
treatment’
L TA Liq pen test weld ’Labor for testing weld by liquid penetrant method’
L TB Impact test weld ’Labor for testing weld by impact method’
L TC Mag part test weld ’Labor for testing weld by magnetic particle method’
L TD X-ray test 1-shot weld ’Labor for testing weld by radiography (1 shot)’
L TE X-ray test 2-shot weld ’Labor for testing weld by radiography (2 shot)’
L AZ 3-diam ’3-diam’
L BZ 4-diam ’4-diam’
L CZ 5-diam ’5-diam’
L DZ 6-diam ’6-diam’
L GZ 1-cut ’1-cut’
L HZ 2-cut ’2-cut’
L IZ 3-cut ’3-cut’
L JZ 4-cut ’4-cut’
L KZ 5-cut ’5-cut’
L NZ 90 deg ’90 deg’
L OZ 60 deg ’60 deg’
L PZ 45 deg ’45 deg’
L QZ 30 deg ’30 deg’
L TZ WOL/hdr weld ’weldolet to header weld’
L WZ BW ’buttwelded’
L XZ fillet weld ’fillet weld’
L YZ SW ’socketwelded’
L ZZ ’’
L AA S-5S ’Sch 5S’
L AB S-10S ’Sch 10S’
L AC S-40S ’Sch 40S’
L AD S-80S ’Sch 80S’
L AF S-10 ’Sch 10’
L AG S-20 ’Sch 20’
L AH S-30 ’Sch 30’
L AI S-40 ’Sch 40’
L AJ S-60 ’Sch 60’
L AK S-80 ’Sch 80’
L AL S-100 ’Sch 100’
L AM S-120 ’Sch 120’
L AN S-140 ’Sch 140’
L AO S-160 ’Sch 160’
L AW [???]|bore to match| ’[???]’
L BA S-LW ’light-weight’
L BB S-STD ’standard-weight’
L BC S-XS ’X-strong’
L BD S-XXS ’XX-strong’
L CA 0.125" ’0.125"’
L CB 0.188" ’0.188"’
L CC 0.25" ’0.25"’
L CD 0.312" ’0.312"’
L CE 0.375" ’0.375"’
L CF 0.438" ’0.438"’

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L CG 0.5" ’0.5"’

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L CH 0.562" ’0.562"’
L CI 0.625" ’0.625"’
L CJ 0.688" ’0.688"’
L CK 0.75" ’0.75"’
L CL 0.812" ’0.812"’
L CM 0.875" ’0.875"’
L CN 0.938" ’0.938"’
L CO 1" ’1"’
L CP 1.062" ’1.062"’
L CQ 1.125" ’1.125"’
L CR 1.188" ’1.188"’
L CS 1.25" ’1.25"’
L CT 1.375" ’1.375"’
L CU 1.5" ’1.5"’
L CV 1.625" ’1.625"’
L CX 1.875" ’1.875"’
L DD 0.281" ’0.281"’
L MA 2.0 mm ’2.0 mm’
L MB 2.5 mm ’2.5 mm’
L MC 3.0 mm ’3.0 mm’
L MD 3.5 mm ’3.5 mm’
L ME 4.0 mm ’4.0 mm’
L MF 4.5 mm ’4.5 mm’
L MG 5.0 mm ’5.0 mm’
L MH 6.0 mm ’6.0 mm’
L MI 7.0 mm ’7.0 mm’
L MJ 8.0 mm ’8.0 mm’
L MK 10.0 mm ’10.0 mm’
L ML 12.0 mm ’12.0 mm’
L MM 16.0 mm ’16.0 mm’
L MN 20.0 mm ’20.0 mm’
L MO 25.0 mm ’25.0 mm’
L MP 30.0 mm ’30.0 mm’
L MQ 35.0 mm ’35.0 mm’
L MR 40.0 mm ’40.0 mm’
L MS 50.0 mm ’50.0 mm’
L MT 60.0 mm ’60.0 mm’
L MU 80.0 mm ’80.0 mm’
L MV 100.0 mm ’100.0 mm’
L NA 2.2 mm ’2.2 mm’
L NB 2.8 mm ’2.8 mm’
L NC 3.2 mm ’3.2 mm’
L ND 3.8 mm ’3.8 mm’
L NE 4.2 mm ’4.2 mm’
L NF 4.8 mm ’4.8 mm’
L NG 5.5 mm ’5.5 mm’
L NJ 9.0 mm ’9.0 mm’
L NK 11.0 mm ’11.0 mm’
L NL 14.0 mm ’14.0 mm’
L NM 18.0 mm ’18.0 mm’
L NN 22.0 mm ’22.0 mm’
L NO 28.0 mm ’28.0 mm’
L NP 32.0 mm ’32.0 mm’
L NQ 38.0 mm ’38.0 mm’
L NR 45.0 mm ’45.0 mm’
L NS 55.0 mm ’55.0 mm’
L NT 70.0 mm ’70.0 mm’
L NU 90.0 mm ’90.0 mm’
L PA 3.2 mm ’3.2 mm (0.125")’
L PB 4.8 mm ’4.8 mm (0.188")’
L PC 6.4 mm ’6.4 mm (0.25")’
L PD 7.9 mm ’7.9 mm (0.312")’
L PE 9.5 mm ’9.5 mm (0.375")’
Codes
D. Commodity
L PF 11.1 mm ’11.1 mm (0.438")’
L PG 12.7 mm ’12.7 mm (0.5")’
L PH 14.3 mm ’14.3 mm (0.562")’
L PI 15.9 mm ’15.9 mm (0.625")’
L PJ 17.5 mm ’17.5 mm (0.688")’
L PK 19.1 mm ’19.1 mm (0.75")’
L PL 20.6 mm ’20.6 mm (0.812")’
L PM 22.2 mm ’22.2 mm (0.875")’
L PN 23.8 mm ’23.8 mm (0.938")’

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L PO 25.4 mm ’25.4 mm (1")’
L PP 27.0 mm ’27.0 mm (1.062")’
L PQ 28.6 mm ’28.6 mm (1.125")’

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L PR 30.2 mm ’30.2 mm (1.188")’

L PS 31.8 mm ’31.8 mm (1.25")’
L ZZ ’’
L AAA ASTM-A53-B ’ASTM-A53 Gr.B’
L AAB ASTM-A53-A ’ASTM-A53 Gr.A’
L AAC ASTM-A53-F ’ASTM-A53 Gr.F’
L AAD ASTM-A672-B65 ’ASTM-A672 Gr.B65’
L AAE ASTM-A106-B ’ASTM-A106 Gr.B’
L AAF ASTM-A106-A ’ASTM-A106 Gr.A’
L AAG ASTM-A106-C ’ASTM-A106 Gr.C’
L AAH ASTM-A672-C60 ’ASTM-A672 Gr.C60’
L AAI ASTM-A53-B, alum ’ASTM-A53 Gr.B, aluminized, per ASTM-A676’
L AAJ ASTM-A53-B, galv ’ASTM-A53 Gr.B, galvanized’
L AAK ASTM-A106-B, alum ’ASTM-A106 Gr.B, aluminized, per ASTM-A676’
L AAN ASTM-A106-B, galv ’ASTM-A106 Gr.B, galvanized’
L AAO ASTM-A135-A ’ASTM-A135 Gr.A’
L AAP ASTM-A135-B ’ASTM-A135 Gr.B’
L AAQ ASTM-A139-A ’ASTM-A139 Gr.A, ASTM-A285 Gr.C’
L AAR ASTM-A139-B ’ASTM-A139 Gr.B, ASTM-A285 Gr.C’
L AAS ASTM-A672-B65 ’ASTM-A672 Gr.B65, 200 BHN max’
L AAT ASTM-A671-CC60 ’ASTM-A671 Gr.CC60 CL22’
L AAU API-5L-A25 Cl.II ’API-5L Gr.A25, Cl.II, cold expanded’
L AAY ASTM-A671-CC70 Cl.22 ’ASTM-A671 Gr.CC70 Cl.22’
L ABA ASME-SA53-B ’ASME-SA53 Gr.B’
L ABB API-5L-B ’API-5L Gr.B, 200 BHN max’
L ABC API-5L-B ’API-5L Gr.B, w/PWHT’
L ABE ASTM-A672-C60 ’ASTM-A672 Gr.C60 CL22’
L ABH ASME-SA106-B ’ASME-SA106 Gr.B’
L ABL ASTM-A333-6 ’ASTM-A333 Gr.6’
L ABS API-5L-A ’API-5L Gr.A, cold expanded’
L ABT API-5L-B ’API-5L Gr.B, cold expanded’
L ABU API-5L-B ’API-5L Gr.B, 22 HRC max’
L ACS API-5L-A ’API-5L Gr.A, cold expanded’
L ACT API-5L-B ’API-5L Gr.B, cold expanded’
L AZA CS ’CS (for reinforced welds & buttwelds)’
L EEA ASTM-A335-P1 ’ASTM-A335 Gr.P1, C-0.5Mo’
L EEB ASTM-A335-P15 ’ASTM-A335 Gr.P15, C-11.5Si-0.5Mo’
L EEC ASTM-A335-P2 ’ASTM-A335 Gr.P2, 0.75Cr-0.5Mo’
L EZZ ASTM-A691-CM70 ’ASTM-A691 Gr.CM70, C-Mo’
L FAA ASTM-A691-5Cr ’ASTM-A691 Gr.5Cr’
L FAB ASTM-A387-P9 ’ASTM-A387 Gr.P9 per ASTM-A691 modified’
L FAC ASTM-A691-1.25Cr ’ASTM-A691 Gr.1.25Cr’
L FAD ASTM-A691/A387-P9 ’ASTM-A691/A387 Gr.P9’
L FAE ASTM-A691-2.25 Cr ’ASTM-A691 Gr.2.25Cr-0.5Mo’
L FFB ASTM-A335-P12 ’ASTM-A335 Gr.P12, 1Cr-0.5Mo’
L FFC ASTM-A335-P11 ’ASTM-A335 Gr.P11, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo’
L FFF ASTM-A335-P22 ’ASTM-A335 Gr.P22, 2.25Cr-1Mo’
L FFG ASTM-A335-P21 ’ASTM-A335 Gr.P21, 3Cr-1Mo’
L FFH ASTM-A335-P5 ’ASTM-A335 Gr.P5, 5Cr-0.5Mo’
L FFI ASTM-A335-P5B ’ASTM-A335 Gr.P5B, 5Cr-0.5Mo-1.5Si’
L FFJ ASTM-A335-P5C ’ASTM-A335 Gr.P5C, 5Cr-0.5Mo-Ti OR Cb’
L FFK ASTM-A335-P7 ’ASTM-A335 Gr.P7, 7Cr-0.5Mo’
L FFL ASTM-A335-P9 ’ASTM-A335 Gr.P9, 9Cr-1Mo’
L FGA ASTM-A336-F11 ’ASTM-A336 Gr.F11, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo’
L FGB ASTM-A336-F22 ’ASTM-A336 Gr.F22, 2.25Cr-1Mo’
L FGC ASTM-A336-F21 ’ASTM-A336 Gr.F21, 3Cr-1Mo’
L FZA Chrome ’Chrome (for reinforced welds & buttwelds)’
L GAC ASME-SA691-1.25Cr ’ASME-SA691 Gr.1.25Cr’
L GFD ASME-SA335 P11 ’ASME-SA335 P11, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo’
L IIA ASTM-A312 TP304 ’ASTM-A312 Type 304’
L IIB ASTM-A312 TP304L ’ASTM-A312 Type 304L’
L IIC ASTM-A312 TP316L, w/0.03% C max ’ASTM-A312 Type 316L, w/0.03% C max’
L IID ASTM-A312 TP309 ’ASTM-A312 Type 309’
L IIE ASTM-A312 TP310 ’ASTM-A312 Type 310’
L IIF ASTM-A312 TP316 ’ASTM-A312 Type 316’
L IIG ASTM-A312 TP316L ’ASTM-A312 TP316L’
L IIH ASME-SA312 TP316L ’ASME-SA312 Type 316L’
L III ASTM-A312 TP317 ’ASTM-A312 Type 317’
L IIJ ASTM-A312 TP321 ’ASTM-A312 Type 321’
L IIK ASTM-A312 TP321H ’ASTM-A312 Type 321H’

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L IIL ASTM-A312 TP347 ’ASTM-A312 Type 347’
L IIM ASTM-A312 TP347H ’ASTM-A312 Type 347H’
L IIN ASTM-A312 TP348 ’ASTM-A312 Type 348’
L IIO ASTM-A312 TP348H ’ASTM-A312 Type 348H’
L IIP ASTM-A312 TP304H ’ASTM-A312 Type 304H’
L IIQ ASTM-A358-304 ’ASTM-A358 Gr.304, A240 Type 304’
L IIR ASTM-A358-309 ’ASTM-A358 Gr.309, A240 Type 309’
L IIS ASTM-A358-310 ’ASTM-A358 Gr.310, A240 Type 310’
L IIT ASTM-A358-316 ’ASTM-A358 Gr.316, A240 Type 316’
L IIU ASTM-A358-321 ’ASTM-A358 Gr.321, A240 Type 321’
L IIV ASTM-A358-347 ’ASTM-A358 Gr.347, A240 Type 347’
L IIW ASTM-A358-348 ’ASTM-A358 Gr.348, A240 Type 348’
L IIX ASTM-A358-304L ’ASTM-A358 Gr.304L, A240 Type 304L’
L IIY ASTM-A358-316L ’ASTM-A358 Gr.316L, A240 Type 316L’
L IIZ ASTM-A358-304H ’ASTM-A358 Gr.304H’
L IJQ ASTM-A409-TP304 ’ASTM-A409 Type 304’
L IJR ASTM-A409-TP304L ’ASTM-A409 Type 304L’
L IJS ASTM-A409-TP304, impact at -325 degF ’ASTM-A409 Type 304, impact at -325 degF’
L IJT ASTM-A409-TP316, impact at -325 degF ’ASTM-A409 Type 316, impact at -325 degF’
L IJU ASTM-A409-TP316 ’ASTM-A409 Type 316’
L IJV ASTM-A409-TP316L ’ASTM-A409 Type 316L’
L IJX ASTM-A358-304, impact at -325 degF ’ASTM-A358 Gr.304, A240 TP 304, impact at -325 degF’
L IJY ASTM-A358-316, impact at -325 degF ’ASTM-A358 Gr.316, A240 TP 316, impact at -325 degF’
L IKH ASTM-A297-HF modified ’ASTM-A297 Gr.HF, modified’
L IKI ASTM-A451-CPH 20 ’ASTM-A451 Gr.CPH-20’
L IKJ ASTM-A451-HF modified ’ASTM-A451 Gr.HF modified’
L IZA SS ’SS (for reinforced welds & buttwelds)’
L MLF ASTM-A333-3 ’ASTM-A333 Gr.3, 3.5Ni’
L MLI ASTM-A333-4 ’ASTM-A333 Gr.4, Cr-Cu, Ni’
L MLS ASTM-A333-8 ’ASTM-A333 Gr.8, 9Ni’
L OAA ASTM-B165 Monel ’ASTM-B165, UNS N04400 Monel, annealed, 5" & under OD’
L OAB ASTM-B514 ’ASTM-B514 Category 2, UNS N08800’
L PAA ASTM-B464 Alloy 20 ’ASTM-B464, UNS N08020, Alloy 20’
L SRF ASTM-B241 6063-T6 ’ASTM-B241 Alloy 6063-T6, as welded, T & Y tests required’
L SRG ASTM-B241 6061-T6 ’ASTM-B241 Alloy 6061-T6, as welded, T & Y tests required’
L SRH ASTM-B241 Alloy 6061-T6 ’ASTM-B261 Alloy 6061-T6, aluminum, seamless’
L SRJ ASTM-B241 3003-H112 ’ASTM-B241 Alloy 3003-H112, use annealed stresses’
L SRS ASTM-B209 6061-T6 ’ASTM-B209 Alloy 6061-T6, use welded stresses’
L SRT ASTM-B209 6061-T6 ’ASTM-B209 Alloy 6061-T6, tol to A358, use welded stresses’
L SZA Inconel ’Inconel (for reinforced welds & buttwelds)’
L WAA API-5L-B, cement lined ’API-5L Gr.B, cement lined’
L WAB API-5L-B, cement lined, T & W ’API-5L Gr.B, cement lined, treated & wrapped’
L WAC API-5L-B, T & W ’API-5L Gr.B, treated & wrapped’
L WAD ASTM-A53-B, cement lined ’ASTM-A53 Gr.B, cement lined’
L WAE ASTM-A53-B, T & W ’ASTM-A53 Gr.B, treated & wrapped’
L WAF ASTM-A53-B, aluminized, T & W ’ASTM-A53 Gr.B, aluminized, treated & wrapped’
L WXJ ASTM-A106-B, T & W ’ASTM-A106 Gr.B, treated & wrapped’
L WXK ASTM-A106, epoxy coated ’ASTM-A106 Gr.B, epoxy coated’
L WXL ASTM-A106-B, aluminized, T & W ’ASTM-A106 Gr.B, aluminized, treated & wrapped’
L WXM ASTM-A53-B, cement lined, T & W ’ASTM-A53 Gr.B, cement lined, treated & wrapped’
L WXN ASTM-A53-B, galvanized, T & W ’ASTM-A53 Gr.B, galvanized, treated & wrapped’
L WXV ASTM-A106-B, galvanized, T & W ’ASTM-A106 Gr.B, galvanized, treated & wrapped’

Codes
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Miscellaneous Wetted Fittings

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! FIRST LETTER: M - MISCELLANEOUS WETTED FITTINGS

M AA Safety shower, w/eye wash ’Safety shower, w/eye wash’

M AB Safety shower ’Safety shower’
M EF Flanged expansion joint ’Flanged expansion joint’
M EW Welded expansion joint ’Welded expansion joint’
M HR Hose reel assembly ’Hose reel assembly’
M PA Pig indicator for S-40 ’Pig indicator for S-40 pipe’
M PC Pig indicator for S-XS ’Pig indicator for XS pipe’
M PK Pig indicator for S-80 ’Pig indicator for S-80 pipe’
M SN Spray nozzle ’Spray nozzle’
M ZZ ’’

M AAAA Speakman SE-505 ’Speakman SE-505’

M ABBB Spray Systems Co ’Spray Systems Co Whirljet A30 or approved equal’
M ABBC Spray Systems Co ’Spray Systems Co HH7 or approved equal’
M ABBD Spray Systems Co ’Spray Systems Co HH6W or approved equal’
M ABBE Spray Systems Co ’Spray Systems Co H20 or approved equal’
M ABBF Spray Systems Co ’Spray Systems Co Fulljet GG30 or approved equal’
M ABBG Spray Systems Co ’Spray Systems Co Fulljet HH30 or approved equal’
M ABBH Spraco ’Spraco full cone helix nozzle Model No 60-6713-1607’
M ABBI Spraco ’Spraco full cone helix nozzle Model No 60-6313-1607’
M ABBJ Spraco ’Spraco full cone helix nozzle Model No 60-7413-2207’
M HAAA Halprin Supply Co ’Halprin Supply Co Fig No WF314 or approved equal’
M TAAA T D Williamson Co ’T D Williamson Co Pig-Sig IID or approved equal’
M ZZZZ ’’

M IAA ASTM-A351-CF8 ’ASTM-A351 Gr.CF8, 304 SS’

M IAB ASTM-A276-316 ’ASTM-A276 Type 316, barstock, 316 SS’
M OAA ASTM-B408 UNS N08800 ’ASTM-B408 UNS N088000, Incoloy 800’
M XAI 0.059" perf ’0.059" perforations’
M ZZZ ’’

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Miscellaneous Non-Wetted Fittings

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! FIRST LETTER: N - MISCELLANEOUS NON-WETTED FITTINGS

N AC Vent stack cover ’Vent stack cover’

N AD Hose rack ’Hose rack’
N AE @@Shield for [426] CL150 flange ’Shield for [426] CL150 flange’
N AF @@Shield for [426] CL300 flange ’Shield for [426] CL300 flange’
N AG @@Shield for [426] CL600 flange ’Shield for [426] CL600 flange’
N AH Shield for [426] CL900 flange ’Shield for [426] CL900 flange’
N AI Shield for [426] CL1500 flange ’Shield for [426] CL1500 flange’
N AJ Shield for [426] API CL150 flange ’Shield for [426] API CL150 flange’
N AK Shield for [426] MSS CL150 flange ’Shield for [426] MSS CL150 flange’
N AL Shield for [426] API CL300 flange ’Shield for [426] API CL300 flange’
N AM Shield for [426] MSS CL300 flange ’Shield for [426] MSS CL300 flange’
N AP @@Shield for [426] CL300 orifice flange ’Shield for [426] CL300 orifice flange’
N AQ Shield for [426] CL600 orifice flange ’Shield for [426] CL600 orifice flange’
N CA Chain wheel operator ’Chain wheel operator’
N CB Chain wheel, w/impactor ’Chain wheel operator w/impactor’
N EA Gate valve ext stem ’Gate valve extension stem’
N FA @@Shield for [426] Smith 800 valve ’Shield for [426] Smith 800 valve’
N FB @@Shield for [426] Smith 815 valve ’Shield for [426] Smith 815 valve’
N FC @@Shield for [426] Smith 830 valve ’Shield for [426] Smith 830 valve’
N FD @@Shield for [426] Smith 860 valve ’Shield for [426] Smith 860 valve’
N FE @@Shield for [426] Smith C83 valve ’Shield for [426] Smith C83 valve’
N FF @@Shield for [426] Smith G80 valve ’Shield for [426] Smith G80 valve’
N FG @@Shield for [426] Smith G83 valve ’Shield for [426] Smith G83 valve’
N FH @@Shield for [426] Smith SB80 valve ’Shield for [426] Smith SB80 valve’
N FI @@Shield for [426] Crane 33 valve ’Shield for [426] Crane 33 valve’
N FJ @@Shield for [426] Crane 47 valve ’Shield for [426] Crane 47 valve’
N FK @@Shield for [426] Crane 76 valve ’Shield for [426] Crane 76 valve’
N FL @@Shield for [426] Crane 143 valve ’Shield for [426] Crane 143 valve’
N FM @@Shield for [426] Crane 151 valve ’Shield for [426] Crane 151 valve’
N FN @@Valve Shield for [426] Crane B-3655 ’Valve Shield for [426] Crane B-3655’
N FO @@Shield for [426] Crane B-3663 valve ’Shield for [426] Crane B-3663 valve’
N FP @@Shield for [426] Pacific 180 ’Shield for [426] Pacific 180 valve’
N FQ @@Shield for [426] Pacific 380 ’Shield for [426] Pacific 380 valve’
N FR @@Shield for [426] Mission Duo-Chek II 15 ’Shield for [426] Mission Duo-Chek II 15 valve’
N FS @@Shield for [426] Mission Duo-Chek II 30 ’Shield for [426] Mission Duo-Chek II 30 valve’
N ZZ ’’

N AAAA ’Apex Hose & Specialty Inc’

N AAAB @@ ’Ramco Manufacturing Co’
N BAAA ’Babbitt’
N BAAB ’Rotohammer’
N BAAC ’Stockham’
N ZZZZ ’’

N AAA ASTM-A307-A, galv ’ASTM-A307 Gr.A, galvanized’

N IIA ASTM-A167-TP304 24 Ga ’ASTM-A167 Gr.TP304 24 Ga sheet’
N VAA rubber ’rubber’
N VAB polypropylene ’polypropylene’
N VAC @@Teflon impregnated glass cloth ’Teflon impregnated glass cloth’
N ZAA cast iron ’cast iron’
N ZAB ductile iron ’ductile iron’ Codes
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Tubing and Hose

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! FIRST LETTER: O - TUBING AND HOSE

O A Tube PE ’Tubing plain ends’

O B Structural tube PE ’Structural tube plain ends’
O C Single tube, w/sheath ’Single tube, w/sheath’
O D Multitube, w/sheath ’Multitube, w/sheath’
O E Multitube, w/sheath & phone wire ’Multitube, w/sheath & phone wire’
O F Multitube/sh/ph/sc ’Multitube, w/sHeatH, phone wire & support cable’
O G Elect traced bundle ’Electric traced bundle’
O H Steam traced bundle ’Steam traced bundle’
O J Single tube/insul & jkt ’Single tube insulated & jacketed’
O K Double tube/insul & jkt ’Double tube insulated & jacketed’
O L Triple tube/insul & jkt ’Triple tube insulated & jacketed’
O N Hose ’Hose’
O O Hose, w/couplings ’Hose, w/couplings’
O P Hose, w/spl bk rings ’Hose hub ends, w/split backing rings’
O Q Hose, w/flanged ends ’Hose flanged ends, w/split backing rings’
O R Hose, w/tube adap ends ’Hose, w/tube adapter ends’
O S Hose coupling-F spud only ’Hose coupling female spud only’
O T Hose coupling-M spud only ’Hose coupling male spud only’
O U Hose fitting ’Hose fitting’
O V Hose quick connect ’Hose quick connect’
O Z ’’

O A CL150 ’CL150’
O B CL300 ’CL300’
O C CL400 ’CL400’
O D CL600 ’CL600’
O E CL900 ’CL900’
O F CL1500 ’CL1500’
O G CL2500 ’CL2500’
O L CL125 ’CL125’
O M CL250 ’CL250’
O Z ’’

O A FFFE ’flat face flanged end’

O B RFFE ’raised face flanged end’
O E engineered hose ’engineered hose’
O F FTE ’female pipe thread’
O M MTE ’male pipe thread’
O O smls ’seamless’
O W welded ’welded’
O Z ’’

O B 2 tube bundle ’2 tube bundle’

O G 7 tube bundle ’7 tube bundle’
O L 12 tube bundle ’12 tube bundle’
O S 19 tube bundle ’19 tube bundle’
O T 1 proc 1 elem ’1 process, w/1 element’
O U 2 proc 1 elem ’2 process, w/1 element’
O V 1 proc 1 trc lt ’1 process 1 trace, light’
O W 2 proc 1 trc lt ’2 process 1 trace, light’
O X 1 proc 1 trc hvy ’1 process 1 trace, heavy’
O Y 2 proc 1 trc hvy ’2 process 1 trace, heavy’
O Z ’’

O AA Type K ’Type K’
O AB Type L ’Type L’
O AC Type M ’Type M’
O BA 0.02" ’0.02"’
O BB 0.028" ’0.028"’
O BC 0.03" ’0.03"’
O BD 0.032" ’0.032"’
O BE 0.035" ’0.035"’
O BF 0.04" ’0.04"’
O BG 0.049" ’0.049"’

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O BH 0.062" ’0.062"’

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O BI 0.065" ’0.065"’
O BJ 0.083" ’0.083"’
O BK 0.109" ’0.109"’
O BL 0.12" ’0.12"’
O BM 0.25" ’0.25"’
O BN 0.375" ’0.375"’
O BO 0.5" ’0.5"’
O BP multi thk per reqn ’multi thk ??’
O MA 1.0 mm ’1.0 mm’
O MB 0.76 mm ’0.76 mm’
O ZZ ’’

O AAD ASTM-A179 ’ASTM-A179, annealed’

O AAO CS, cadmium plated ’CS, cadmium plated, Aeroquip No FD56-1037’
O AAP CS, cadmium plated ’CS, cadmium plated, Dixon Boss X-34’
O IIA ASTM-A269-TP304 ’ASTM-A269 Type 304, annealed’
O IIB ASTM-A269-TP304L ’ASTM-A269 Type 304L, annealed’
O IIE ASTM-A269-TP316 ’ASTM-A269 Type 316, Dekoron 2201’
O IIF ASTM-A269-TP316 ’ASTM-A269 Type 316, annealed’
O IIG ASTM-A269-TP316 ’ASTM-A269 Type 316, Dekoron 2203’
O IIH 316 SS/preinsul/PVC ’ASTM-A269-TP316 smls, preinsulated tubing, black PVC jkt,
Dekoron 2200’
O III 316 SS ’316 stainless stl, Snap-Tite H Series nipple end
PHN-F/coupler end PHC-F’
O IIJ ASTM-A269-TP321 ’ASTM-A269 Type 321, annealed’
O IIK ASTM-A269-TP316 ’ASTM-A269 Type 316, Parker 422-208A 812-0’
O IIL ASTM-A269-TP347 ’ASTM-A269 Type 347, annealed’
O IIM ASTM-A269-TP316 ’ASTM-A269 Type 316, Dekoron 2256’
O IIN ASTM-A269-TP316 ’ASTM-A269 Type 316, Dekoron 2266’
O IIO ASTM-A269-TP316 ’ASTM-A269 Type 316, Parker 4412-208A 812-0’
O IIP 316 SS ’316 SS, Evertite Part FLA’
O IIQ 316 SS ’316 SS, Evertite’
O IIR ASTM-A269-TP316 ’ASTM-A269 Type 316, Dekoron 2202’
O IIS ASTM-A269-TP316 ’ASTM-A269-TP316, preinsulated tubing, 3T, 2 process, 1
tracer’
O IJF ASTM-A213-TP316 ’ASTM-A213 Type 316, annealed’
O IJQ solid 304 SS ’solid 304 SS, Dixon X-34’
O NAA ASTM-B68 Cu ’ASTM-B68, copper, UNS No C12000’
O NAB copper/fibgl/PVC ’ASTM-B68 UNS C12200 IN 3/8" fiberglass, black PVC jkt,
Dekoron 2200’
O NAC copper/fibgl/PVC ’ASTM-B68 UNS C12200 IN 3/8" fiberglass, black PVC jkt,
Dekoron 2201’
O NAD brass ’brass, Ever-Tite Part A’
O NAE bronze ’bronze, Andrews 75-D-BR-VI’
O NAF ASTM-B280 Cu ’ASTM-B280 copper, UNS No C12200’
O NPA ASTM-B68 Cu ’ASTM-B68, copper, UNS No C12200’
O NPB ASTM-B68 Cu ’ASTM-B68, copper, UNS No C12200, 060 temper, PVC coated’
O WYH ASTM-A269/poly sheath ’ASTM-A269 Type 316, polyethylene sheath, Dekoron 2266-30B30’
O WYI ASTM-A269/poly sheath ’ASTM-A269 Type 316, polyethylene sheath, Dekoron 2256-30A30’
O WYJ ASTM-A269/poly sheath ’ASTM-A269 Type 316, annealed, fire-retard polyethylene
sheath’
O WYM aluminum/poly sheath ’aluminum 5050-0 in fire retardant polyethylene sheath’
O WYN ASTM-B68 Cu/PVC sheath ’ASTM-B68 UNS C12200, copper, in PVC sheath, Dekoron 1000
Series’
O WYO ASTM-B68 Cu/poly sheath ’ASTM-B68 UNS C12200, copper, IN polyethylene sheath, Dekoron
1000 Series’
O WYS Poly tube/PVC sheath ’high density polyethylene tube in PVC sheath’
O WYT Poly tube/poly sheath ’high density polyethylene tube in polyethylene sheath’
O WYU butyl blend tube ’Goodall N-2069, one end, w/Dixon MG-36, other end, w/Dixon
MX-16’
O WYV nitrile blend tube ’nitrile blend tube, w/spiral textile cover, Goodall L-84’
O WYW poly tube/steel ’polyethylene tube in light steel conduit’
O WYX poly tube/galv steel ’polyethylene tube in galvanized steel armor’
Codes
D. Commodity
O WYY TFE/304 SS ’Teflon, w/304 SS overbraid’
O XXX ’’
O ZBL mall iron, cadmium plated ’malleable iron, cadmium plated, Air King AM Series’
O ZBM mall iron, cadmium plated ’malleable iron, cadmium plated, Air King #AM-7 & 12’
O ZBN mall iron, cadmium plated ’malleable iron, cadmium plated, Air King #AM-8 & 13’
O ZBO mall iron, cadmium plated ’malleable iron, cadmium plated, Air King #AM-18, 23, & 28’

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Pipe
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! FIRST LETTER: P - PIPE

P AA @@Pipe, BE ’Pipe, beveled ends per ANSI-B16.25’

P AB @@Pipe, T&C ’Pipe, threaded & coupled’
P AC @@Pipe, T&C, galv ’Pipe, threaded & coupled, galvanized’
P AD @@Pipe, PE ’Pipe, plain ends’
P AE Pipe, PE, galv ’Pipe, plain ends, galvanized’
P AF @@Pipe bend, 6D-BR, BE ’Pipe bend, 6 nominal pipe diameter radius, beveled ends per
ANSI-B16.25’
>> P AG Pipe, BE, galv ’Pipe, beveled ends, galvanized’
>> P AH @@Pipe bend, 10D-BR, BE ’Pipe bend, 10 nominal pipe diameter radius, beveled ends per
ANSI-B16.25’
P CB Pipe, RFFE ’Pipe, raised face flanged ends’
P CC Pipe, w/split flg ’Pipe, w/ends, w/split flanges’
P CD Pipe, w/tapered ends ’Pipe, w/tapered ends for split flanges’
P CE Pipe, w/ends mach & cpld ’Pipe, w/ends machined for rubber ring seals & coupled’
P DU Duct ’Duct’
P EA Pipe, cmt cpld ’Pipe, cement coupled nominal length’
P GA Pipe, groved ends for Vic coupling ’Pipe, ends grooved for Victaulic couplings’
P NM Nipple PE ’Nipple, plain ends’
P NN Nipple, MTE ’Nipple, threaded ends’
P NO Nipple, MTE/PE ’Nipple, male threaded x plain ends’
P NP Nipple, BE ’Nipple, beveled ends’
P NQ Nipple, BE/MTE ’Nipple, beveled x male threaded ends’
P OA @@Nipple, BE, 3" long ’Nipple, beveled ends, 3" long’
P OB @@Nipple, MTE, 3" long ’Nipple, male threaded ends, 3" long’
P OC @@Nipple, PE, 3" long ’Nipple, plain ends, 3" long’

P OD Nipple, BE/MTE, 3" long ’Nipple, beveled x male threaded ends, 3" long’
P OE Nipple, BE/PE, 3" long ’Nipple, beveled x plain ends, 3" long’
P OF @@Nipple, MTE/PE, 3" long ’Nipple, male threaded x plain ends, 3" long’
P OH @@Nipple, BE, 4" long ’Nipple, beveled ends, 4" long’
P OI @@Nipple, MTE, 4" long ’Nipple, male threaded ends, 4" long’
P OJ @@Nipple, PE, 4" long ’Nipple, plain ends, 4" long’
P OK Nipple, BE/MTE, 4" long ’Nipple, beveled x male threaded ends, 4" long’
P OL Nipple, BE/PE, 4" long ’Nipple, beveled x plain ends, 4" long’
P OM @@Nipple, MTE/PE, 4" long ’Nipple, male threaded x plain ends, 4" long’
P OO @@Nipple, BE, 5" long ’Nipple, beveled ends, 5" long’
P OP @@Nipple, MTE, 5" long ’Nipple, male threaded ends, 5" long’
P OQ @@Nipple, PE, 5" long ’Nipple, plain ends, 5" long’
P OR Nipple, BE/MTE, 5" long ’Nipple, beveled x male threaded ends, 5" long’
P OS Nipple, BE/PE, 5" long ’Nipple, beveled x plain ends, 5" long’
P OT @@Nipple, MTE/PE, 5" long ’Nipple, male threaded x plain ends, 5" long’
P PA @@Nipple, BE, 6" long ’Nipple, beveled ends, 6" long’
P PB @@Nipple, MTE, 6" long ’Nipple, male threaded ends, 6" long’
P PC @@Nipple, PE, 6" long ’Nipple, plain ends, 6" long’
P PD Nipple, BE/MTE, 6" long ’Nipple, beveled x male threaded ends, 6" long’
P PE Nipple, BE/PE, 6" long ’Nipple, beveled x plain ends, 6" long’
P PF @@Nipple, MTE/PE, 6" long ’Nipple, male threaded x plain ends, 6" long’
P PH @@Nipple, BE, 7" long ’Nipple, beveled ends, 7" long’
P PI @@Nipple, MTE, 7" long ’Nipple, male threaded ends, 7" long’
P PJ @@Nipple, PE, 7" long ’Nipple, plain ends, 7" long’
P PK Nipple, BE/MTE, 7" long ’Nipple, beveled x male threaded ends, 7" long’
P PL Nipple, BE/PE, 7" long ’Nipple, beveled x plain ends, 7" long’
P PM @@Nipple, MTE/PE, 7" long ’Nipple, male threaded x plain ends, 7" long’
P PO Nipple, BE, 8" long ’Nipple, beveled ends, 8" long’
P PP @@Nipple, MTE, 8" long ’Nipple, male threaded ends, 8" long’
P PQ @@Nipple, PE, 8" long ’Nipple, plain ends, 8" long’
P PR Nipple, BE/MTE, 8" long ’Nipple, beveled x male threaded ends, 8" long’
P PS Nipple, BE/PE, 8" long ’Nipple, beveled x plain ends, 8" long’
P PT Nipple, MTE/PE, 8" long ’Nipple, male threaded x plain ends, 8" long’
P QA Nipple, BE, 9" long ’Nipple, beveled ends, 9" long’
P QB Nipple, MTE, 9" long ’Nipple, male threaded ends, 9" long’
P QC @@Nipple, PE, 9" long ’Nipple, plain ends, 9" long’
P QD Nipple, BE/MTE, 9" long ’Nipple, beveled x male threaded ends, 9" long’
P QE Nipple, BE/PE, 9" long ’Nipple, beveled x plain ends, 9" long’

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P QF Nipple, MTE/PE, 9" long ’Nipple, male threaded x plain ends, 9" long’

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P QJ @@Nipple, PE, 10" long ’Nipple, plain ends, 10" long’

P QK @@Nipple, PE, 11" long ’Nipple, plain ends, 11" long’
P QL @@Nipple, PE, 12" long ’Nipple, plain ends, 12" long’
P RP @@Reinforcing pad ’Reinforcing pad’
P UA Pipe, SPE/BLE, push-on jt, 5’ lay lngth ’Pipe, spigot x bell ends, push-on joint, 5’ laying length’
P UB @@Pipe, SPE/BLE, push-on jt, 10’ lay lngth ’Pipe, spigot x bell ends, push-on joint, 10’ laying length’
P UC Pipe, PE/BLE, push-on jt, 18’ lay lngth ’Pipe, plain x bell ends, push-on joint, 18’ laying length’
P UD Pipe, PE/BLE, push-on jt, 20’ lay lngth ’Pipe, plain x bell ends, push-on joint, 20’ laying length’
P UE @@Pipe, PE/MJBE, 18’ lay lngth ’Pipe, plain x mechanical joint bell ends, 18’ laying length’
P UF @@Pipe, PE/MJBE, 20’ lay lngth ’Pipe, plain x mechanical joint bell ends, 20’ laying length’

P VP Pressure vessel ’Pressure vessel’

P UW @@Pipe, PE/BLE, mortar jt ’Pipe, plain x bell ends, mortar joint, laying length per
reqnt’
P UX @@Pipe, PE/BLE, push-on jt ’Pipe, plain x bell ends, push-on joint, laying length per
reqnt’
P UY @@Pipe, SPE/BLE, push-on jt ’Pipe, spigot x bell ends, push-on joint, laying length per
reqnt’

P AA @@smls ’seamless’
P AD @@EFW, long seam, 100% JQ ’electric fusion welded, longitudinal seam, 100% joint
quality’
P AE EFW, long seam, Cl.42 100% JQ ’electric fusion welded, longitudinal seam, Cl.42 100% joint
quality’
P AF EFW, long seam, 100% X-RAY ’electric fusion welded, longitudinal seam, 100% X-ray 100%
joint quality’
P AG @@EFW, long seam, Cl.1, 100% JQ ’electric fusion welded, longitudinal seam, Cl.1, 100% joint
quality’
P AN cast, 100% CQ ’cast, 100% casting quality’
P AO @@long seam, Cl.22, 100% JQ ’electric fusion welded, longitudinal seam, Cl.22, 100% joint
quality’
P AP EFW, long seam, Cl.12 100% JQ ’electric fusion welded, longitudinal seam, Cl.12 100% joint
quality’
P AX @@ ’’
P BA forged & bored ’forged & bored’
P CT spool ’spool’
P GA cast, 90% CQ ’cast, 90% casting quality’
P GF EFW, long seam, 90% JQ ’electric fusion welded, longitudinal seam, spot X-ray, 90%
joint quality’
P JA @@ERW, long seam, 85% JQ ’electric resistance welded, longitudinal seam, 85% joint
quality’
P JD ERW, long seam, Cl.II, 85% JQ ’electric resistance, welded longitudinal seam, Cl.II, 85%
joint quality’
P JG @@EFW, long seam, 85% JQ ’electric fusion welded, longitudinal seam, double buttwelded,
85% joint quality’
P JN @@EFW, long seam, Cl.2, 85% JQ ’electric fusion welded, longitudinal seam, Cl.2, 85% joint
quality’
P JR EFW, long seam, Cl.10 85% JQ ’electric fusion welded, longitudinal seam, DSAW, Cl.10, 85%
joint quality’
P JS SAW, long seam, 85% JQ ’submerged arc welded, longitudinal seam, 85% joint quality’
P JT DSAW, spiral seam, 85% JQ ’double submerged arc welded, spiral seam, 85% joint quality’
P JU DSAW, long seam, 85% JQ ’double submerged arc welded, longitudinal seam, 85% joint
quality’
P JV @@DSAW, long seam, 95% JQ ’double submerged arc welded, longitudinal seam, 95% joint
quality’
P MA EFW, long seam, 80% JQ ’electric fusion welded, longitudinal seam, single welded, 80%
joint quality’
P PB EFW, spiral seam, 85% JQ ’electric fusion weld, spiral seam, 85% joint quality’
P PC EFW, long seam, 75% JQ ’electric fusion weld, longitudinal seam, 75% joint quality’
P WA BW, 60% JQ ’buttweld, 60% joint quality’
P ZZ @@ ’ ’

P AA S-5S ’Sch 5S’

Codes
D. Commodity
P AB @@S-10S ’Sch 10S’
P AC @@S-40S ’Sch 40S’
P AD @@S-80S ’Sch 80S’
P AF @@S-10 ’Sch 10’
P AG @@S-20 ’Sch 20’
P AH S-30 ’Sch 30’
P AI @@S-40 ’Sch 40’
P AJ @@S-60 ’Sch 60’
P AK @@S-80 ’Sch 80’
P AL @@S-100 ’Sch 100’
P AM @@S-120 ’Sch 120’

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P AN S-140 ’Sch 140’

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P AO @@S-160 ’Sch 160’

P AW @@[401] ’[401]’
P AX thk per reqn ’thk per specification ??’
P BA S-LW ’light-weight’
P BB @@S-STD ’standard-weight’
P BC @@S-XS ’X-strong’
P BD @@S-XXS ’XX-strong’
P BE S-XH ’extra-heavy’
P CA 0.125" ’0.125"’
P CB 0.188" ’0.188"’
P CC 0.25" ’0.25"’
P CD 0.312" ’0.312"’
P CE 0.375" ’0.375"’
P CF 0.438" ’0.438"’
P CG 0.5" ’0.5"’
P CH 0.562" ’0.562"’
P CI @@0.625" ’0.625"’
P CJ 0.688" ’0.688"’
P CK @@0.75" ’0.75"’
P CL 0.812" ’0.812"’
P CM 0.875" ’0.875"’
P CN 0.938" ’0.938"’
P CO 1" ’1"’
P CP 1.062" ’1.062"’
P CQ 1.125" ’1.125"’
P CR 1.188" ’1.188"’
P CS 1.25" ’1.25"’
P CT 1.375" ’1.375"’
P CU 1.5" ’1.5"’
P CV 1.625" ’1.625"’
P CW 1.75" ’1.75"’
P CX 1.875" ’1.875"’
P DD 0.281" ’0.281"’
P EA 2" ’2"’
P EB 2.125" ’2.125"’
P EC 2.25" ’2.25"’
P ED 2.375" ’2.375"’
P EE 2.5" ’2.5"’
P EF 2.625" ’2.625"’
P EG 2.75" ’2.75"’
P EH 2.875" ’2.875"’
P FE 3.5" ’3.5"’
P MA 2.0 mm ’2.0 mm’
P MB 2.5 mm ’2.5 mm’
P MC 3.0 mm ’3.0 mm’
P MD 3.5 mm ’3.5 mm’
P ME 4.0 mm ’4.0 mm’
P MF 4.5 mm ’4.5 mm’
P MG 5.0 mm ’5.0 mm’
P MH 6.0 mm ’6.0 mm’
P MI 7.0 mm ’7.0 mm’
P MJ 8.0 mm ’8.0 mm’
P MK 10.0 mm ’10.0 mm’
P ML 12.0 mm ’12.0 mm’
P MM 16.0 mm ’16.0 mm’
P MN 20.0 mm ’20.0 mm’
P MO 25.0 mm ’25.0 mm’
P MP 30.0 mm ’30.0 mm’
P MQ 35.0 mm ’35.0 mm’
P MR 40.0 mm ’40.0 mm’
P MS 50.0 mm ’50.0 mm’
P MT 60.0 mm ’60.0 mm’
P MU 80.0 mm ’80.0 mm’
P MV 100.0 mm ’100.0 mm’
P NA 2.2 mm ’2.2 mm’
P NB 2.8 mm ’2.8 mm’
P NC 3.2 mm ’3.2 mm’
P ND 3.8 mm ’3.8 mm’
P NE 4.2 mm ’4.2 mm’
P NF 4.8 mm ’4.8 mm’
P NG 5.5 mm ’5.5 mm’
P NJ 9.0 mm ’9.0 mm’

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P NK 11.0 mm ’11.0 mm’
P NL 14.0 mm ’14.0 mm’
P NM 18.0 mm ’18.0 mm’
P NN 22.0 mm ’22.0 mm’
P NO 28.0 mm ’28.0 mm’
P NP 32.0 mm ’32.0 mm’
P NQ 38.0 mm ’38.0 mm’
P NR 45.0 mm ’45.0 mm’
P NS 55.0 mm ’55.0 mm’
P NT 70.0 mm ’70.0 mm’
P NU 90.0 mm ’90.0 mm’
P PA 3.2 mm ’3.2 mm (0.125")’
P PB 4.8 mm ’4.8 mm (0.188")’
P PC 6.4 mm ’6.4 mm (0.25")’
P PD 7.9 mm ’7.9 mm (0.312")’
P PE 9.5 mm ’9.5 mm (0.375")’
P PF 11.1 mm ’11.1 mm (0.438")’
P PG 12.7 mm ’12.7 mm (0.5")’
P PH 14.3 mm ’14.3 mm (0.562")’
P PI 15.9 mm ’15.9 mm (0.625")’
P PJ 17.5 mm ’17.5 mm (0.688")’
P PK 19.1 mm ’19.1 mm (0.75")’
P PL 20.6 mm ’20.6 mm (0.812")’
P PM 22.2 mm ’22.2 mm (0.875")’
P PN 23.8 mm ’23.8 mm (0.938")’
P PO 25.4 mm ’25.4 mm (1")’
P PP 27.0 mm ’27.0 mm (1.062")’
P PQ 28.6 mm ’28.6 mm (1.125")’
P PR 30.2 mm ’30.2 mm (1.188")’
P PS 31.8 mm ’31.8 mm (1.25")’
P PT 37.0 mm ’37.0 mm’
P PU 34.0 mm ’34.0 mm’
P PV 39.0 mm ’39.0 mm’
P PW 56.0 mm ’56.0 mm’
P PX 41.0 mm ’41.0 mm’
P PY 42.0 mm ’42.0 mm’
P PZ 29.0 mm ’29.0 mm’
P QA 43.0 mm ’43.0 mm’
P QB 44.0 mm ’44.0 mm’
P QC 45.0 mm ’45.0 mm’
P QD 46.0 mm ’46.0 mm’
P QE 47.0 mm ’47.0 mm’
P QF 26.0 mm ’26.0 mm’
P QH 48.0 mm ’48.00 mm’
P UH CL50 ’Class 50’
P UI CL51 ’Class 51’
P UJ CL52 ’Class 52’
P UK @@thk per reqnt ’thickness per reqnt’
P VA @@Wall-A ’Wall-A’
P VB @@Wall-B ’Wall-B’
P VC @@Wall-C ’Wall-C’
P ZZ @@ ’’

P AAA @@ASTM-A53-B ’ASTM-A53 Gr.B’

P AAB ASTM-A53-A ’ASTM-A53 Gr.A’
P AAC ASTM-A53-F ’ASTM-A53 Gr.F’
P AAD ASTM-A672-B65 ’ASTM-A672 Gr.B65’
P AAE @@ASTM-A106-B ’ASTM-A106 Gr.B’
P AAF ASTM-A106-A ’ASTM-A106 Gr.A’
P AAG ASTM-A106-C ’ASTM-A106 Gr.C’
P AAH ASTM-A672-C60 ’ASTM-A672 Gr.C60’
Codes
D. Commodity
P AAI ASTM-A53-B, alum ’ASTM-A53 Gr.B, aluminized per ASTM-A676’
P AAJ @@ASTM-A53-B, galv ’ASTM-A53 Gr.B, galvanized’
P AAK ASTM-A106-B, alum ’ASTM-A106 Gr.B, aluminized per ASTM-A676’
P AAN ASTM-A106-B, galv ’ASTM-A106 Gr.B, galvanized’
P AAO ASTM-A135-A ’ASTM-A135 Gr.A’
P AAP ASTM-A135-B ’ASTM-A135 Gr.B’
P AAQ ASTM-A139-A ’ASTM-A139 Gr.A, ASTM-A285 Gr.C, plate’
P AAR ASTM-A139-B ’ASTM-A139 Gr.B, ASTM-A285 Gr.C, plate’
P AAS ASTM-A672-B65 ’ASTM-A672 Gr.B65, 200 BHN max’
P AAT ASTM-A671-CC60 ’ASTM-A671 Gr.CC60 CL22’
P AAV API-5L-X42 ’API-5L Gr.X42, cold expanded’
P AAW API-5L-X46 ’API-5L Gr.X46, cold expanded’
P AAX API-5L-X52 ’API-5L Gr.X52, cold expanded’
P AAY ASTM-A671-CC70 Cl.22 ’ASTM-A671 Gr.CC70 Cl.22’
P AAZ ASTM-A53-B ’ASTM-A53 Type E Gr.B’

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P ABA @@ASME-SA53-B ’ASME-SA53 Gr.B’
P ABB API-5L-B ’API-5L Gr.B, 200 BHN max’
P ABC API-5L-B, w/PWHT ’API-5L Gr.B, w/PWHT’
P ABD @@ASTM-A671-CC70 Cl.22, impact at -50 degF ’ASTM-A671 Gr.CC70 Cl.22, impact at -50 degF’
P ABE ASTM-A672-C60 Cl.22 ’ASTM-A672 Gr.C60 Cl.22’
P ABH @@ASME-SA106-B ’ASME-SA106 Gr.B’
P ABL @@ASTM-A333-6 ’ASTM-A333 Gr.6’
P ABS API-5L-A ’API-5L Gr.A’
P ABT @@API-5L-B ’API-5L Gr.B’
P ABU API-5L-B ’API-5L Gr.B, 22 HRC max’
P ACS API-5L-A ’API-5L Gr.A, cold expanded’
P ACT API-5L-B ’API-5L Gr.B, cold expanded’
P AXZ CS ’CS’
P EEA ASTM-A335-P1 ’ASTM-A335 Gr.P1, C-0.5Mo’
P EEB ASTM-A335-P15 ’ASTM-A335 Gr.P15, C-1-1.5Si-0.5Mo’
P EXZ carbon moly ’carbon moly’
P EZZ ASTM-A691-CM70 ’ASTM-A691 Gr.CM70, carbon moly’
P FAA ASTM-A691-5Cr ’ASTM-A691 Gr.5Cr’
P FAC ASTM-A691-1.25Cr ’ASTM-A691 Gr.1.25Cr’
P FAD ASTM-A691/A387-P9 ’ASTM-A691/A387 Gr.P9’
P FAE ASTM-A691-2.25Cr ’ASTM-A691 Gr.2.25Cr, 2.25Cr-0.5Mo’
P FFB ASTM-A335-P12 ’ASTM-A335 Gr.P12, 1Cr-0.5Mo’
P FFC @@ASTM-A335-P11 ’ASTM-A335 Gr.P11’
P FFF ASTM-A335-P22 ’ASTM-A335 Gr.P22, 2.25Cr-1Mo’
P FFG ASTM-A335-P21 ’ASTM-A335 Gr.P21, 3Cr-1Mo’
P FFH @@ASTM-A335-P5 ’ASTM-A335 Gr.P5’
P FFI ASTM-A335-P5B ’ASTM-A335 Gr.P5B, 5Cr-0.5Mo-1.5Si’
P FFJ ASTM-A335-P5C ’ASTM-A335 Gr.P5C, 5Cr-0.5Mo-Ti or Cb’
P FFK ASTM-A335-P7 ’ASTM-A335 Gr.P7, 7Cr-0.5Mo’
P FFL @@ASTM-A335-P9 ’ASTM-A335 Gr.P9’
P FGA ASTM-A336-F11 ’ASTM-A336 Gr.F11, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo’
P FGB ASTM-A336-F22 ’ASTM-A336 Gr.F22, 2.25Cr-1Mo’
P FGC ASTM-A336-F21 ’ASTM-A336 Gr.F21, 3Cr-1Mo’
P FGE ASTM-A336-F22 ’ASTM-A336 Gr.F22, 2.25Cr-1Mo’
P FXZ chrome ’chrome’
P GAC ASME-SA691-1.25Cr ’ASME-SA691 Gr.1.25Cr’
P GFD @@ASME-SA335-P11 ’ASME-SA335 Gr.P11’
P GFF ASME-SA335-P22 ’ASME-SA335 Gr.P22, 2.25Cr-0.5Mo’
P IIA @@ASTM-A312-TP304 ’ASTM-A312 Type 304’
P IIB @@ASTM-A312-TP304L ’ASTM-A312 Type 304L’
P IIC ASTM-A312-TP316L, w/0.03% C max ’ASTM-A312 Type 316L, w/0.03% C max’
P IID ASTM-A312-TP309 ’ASTM-A312 Type 309’
P IIE ASTM-A312-TP310 ’ASTM-A312 Type 310’
P IIF @@ASTM-A312-TP316 ’ASTM-A312 Type 316’
P IIG ASTM-A312-TP316L ’ASTM-A312 Type 316L’
P IIH ASME-SA312-TP316L ’ASME-SA312 Type 316L’
P III ASTM-A312-TP317 ’ASTM-A312 Type 317’
P IIJ @@ASTM-A312-TP321 ’ASTM-A312 Type 321’
P IIK ASTM-A312-TP321H ’ASTM-A312 Type 321H’
P IIL ASTM-A312-TP347 ’ASTM-A312 Type 347’
P IIM ASTM-A312-TP347H ’ASTM-A312 Type 347H’
P IIN ASTM-A312-TP348 ’ASTM-A312 Type 348’
P IIO ASTM-A312-TP348H ’ASTM-A312 Type 348H’
P IIP ASTM-A312-TP304H ’ASTM-A312 Type 304H’
P IIQ @@ASTM-A358-304 ’ASTM-A358 Gr.304’
P IIR ASTM-A358-309 ’ASTM-A358 Gr.309’
P IIS ASTM-A358-310 ’ASTM-A358 Gr.310’
P IIT ASTM-A358-316 ’ASTM-A358 Gr.316’
P IIU ASTM-A358-321 ’ASTM-A358 Gr.321’
P IIV ASTM-A358-347 ’ASTM-A358 Gr.347’
P IIW ASTM-A358-348 ’ASTM-A358 Gr.348’
P IIX ASTM-A358-304L ’ASTM-A358 Gr.304L’
P IIY ASTM-A358-316L ’ASTM-A358 Gr.316L’
P IIZ ASTM-A358-304H ’ASTM-A358 Gr.304H’
P IJQ ASTM-A409-TP304 ’ASTM-A409 Type 304’
P IJR ASTM-A409-TP304L ’ASTM-A409 Type 304L’
P IJS ASTM-A409-TP304, impact at -325 degF ’ASTM-A409 Type 304, impact at -325 degF’
P IJT ASTM-A409-TP316, impact at -325 degF ’ASTM-A409 Type 316, impact at -325 degF’
P IJU ASTM-A409-TP316 ’ASTM-A409 Type 316’

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P IJV ASTM-A409-TP316L ’ASTM-A409 Type 316L’
P IJX @@ASTM-A358-304, impact at -325 degF ’ASTM-A358 Gr.304, impact at -325 degF’
P IJY ASTM-A358-316, impact at -325 degF ’ASTM-A358 Gr.316, A240 TP 316, impact at -325 degF’
P IKH ASTM-A297-HF modified ’ASTM-A297 Gr.HF modified’
P IKI ASTM-A451-CPH 20 ’ASTM-A451 Gr.CPH-20’
P IKJ ASTM-A451-HF modified ’ASTM-A451 Gr.HF modified’
P IXZ SS ’SS’
P MLF ASTM-A333-3 ’ASTM-A333 Gr.3, 3.5Ni’
P MLI ASTM-A333-4 ’ASTM-A333 Gr.4, Cr-Cu, Ni’
P MLS ASTM-A333-8 ’ASTM-A333 Gr.8, 9Ni’
P OAA ASTM-B407 Incoloy ’ASTM-B407 UNS N08800, Incoloy, cold drawn annealed’
P OAB ASTM-B514 ’ASTM-B514 category 2, UNS N08800’
P PAA ASTM-B464 Alloy 20 ’ASTM-B464, UNS N08020, Alloy 20’
P SRF ASTM-B241-6063-T6 ’ASTM-B241 Alloy 6063-T6, as welded, T & Y tests required’
P SRG ASTM-B241-6061-T6 ’ASTM-B241 Alloy 6061-T6, as welded, T & Y tests required’
P SRH ASTM-B241-6061-T6 ’ASTM-B241 Alloy 6061-T6, aluminum, seamless’
P SRJ ASTM-B241-3003-H112 ’ASTM-B241 Alloy 3003-H112, use annealed stresses’
P SRS ASTM-B209-6061-T6 ’ASTM-B209 Alloy 6061-T6, use welded stresses’
P SRT ASTM-B209-6061-T6 ’ASTM-B209 Alloy 6061-T6, tol to A358, use welded stresses’
P SRU @@ASTM-B168-600 ’ASTM-B168 Gr.600 UNS N06600, annealed & pickled’
P SRV @@ASTM-B167-600 ’ASTM-B167 Gr.600 UNS N06600, cold drawn, annealed & pickled’
P TAA ASTM-F441 CPVC ’ASTM-F441 Cl.23447-B CPVC’
P TAB @@ASTM-D1785 PVC ’ASTM-D1785 Cl.12454-B PVC’
P UAA ASTM-D2996, epoxy lined ’ASTM-D2996-RTRP-11FE, reinforced epoxy lined’
P VAA @@ASTM-A74 w/rubber gskt ’ASTM-A74 w/preformed rubber gasket per ASTM-C564’
P VBA @@AWWA-C151, dbl thk cement lined w/gskt ’ANSI/AWWA-C151/A21.51, double thickness cement lined, asphalt
coated, w/preformed rubber gasket per ANSI/AWWA-C111/A21.11’
P VBB @AWWA-C151 dbl cmnt lind w/gskt,glnd & blt ’ANSI/AWWA-C151/A21.51, double thickness cement lined, asphalt
coated, mechanical joint w/preformed rubber gasket per
ANSI/AWWA-C111/A21.11, gland & bolts’
P VCA @@ASTM-C700 w/polyurethane compr coupl ’ASTM-C700 w/bonded polyurethane compression coupling per
ASTM-C425’
P VDA ASTM-C76 Cl-I w/rubber gskt ’ASTM-C76 Cl-I w/rubber gasket per ASTM-C443’
P VDB ASTM-C76 Cl-II w/rubber gskt ’ASTM-C76 Cl-II w/rubber gasket per ASTM-C443’
P VDC @@ASTM-C76 Cl-III w/rubber gskt ’ASTM-C76 Cl-III w/rubber gasket per ASTM-C443’
P VDD ASTM-C76 Cl-IV w/rubber gskt ’ASTM-C76 Cl-IV w/rubber gasket per ASTM-C443’
P VDE @@ASTM-C76 Cl-III ’ASTM-C76 Cl-III’
P WAA API-5L-B/cement ’API-5L Gr.B, cement lined’
P WAB API-5L-B/cement ’API-5L Gr.B, cement lined’
P WAC API-5L-B/T&W ’API-5L Gr.B, treated & wrapped’
P WAD ASTM-A53-B/cement/T&W ’ASTM-A53 Gr.B, cement lined, treated & wrapped’
P WAE ASTM-A53-B/T&W ’ASTM-A53 Gr.B, treated & wrapped’
P WAF ASTM-A53-B/alum/T&W ’ASTM-A53 Gr.B, aluminized, treated & wrapped’
P WXJ ASTM-A106-B/T&W ’ASTM-A106 Gr.B, treated & wrapped’
P WXK ASTM-A106/epoxy ’ASTM-A106 Gr.B, epoxy coated’
P WXL ASTM-A106-B/alum/T&W ’ASTM-A106 Gr.B, aluminized, treated & wrapped’
P WXM @@ASTM-A53-B, cement lined/T&W ’ASTM-A53 Gr.B, cement lined, treated & wrapped’
P WXN ASTM-A53-B/T&W/galv ’ASTM-A53 Gr.B, treated & wrapped, galvanized’
P WXV ASTM-A106-B/T&W/galv ’ASTM-A106 Gr.B, treated & wrapped, galvanized’
P WXW API-5L-B, epoxy lined ’API-5L Gr.B, epoxy lined’
P WXX ASTM-A53-B, epoxy lined ’ASTM-A53 Gr.B, epoxy lined’
P WXY API-5L-B/epoxy, w/CL150 ’API-5L Gr.B, epoxy lined, w/CL150 flanges’

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Socket Fittings
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! FIRST LETTER: Q - SOCKET FITTINGS

Q AA @@Coupling, SE ’Coupling, socket ends’

Q AB SE half coupling ’Socket end half coupling’
Q AC SE tang coupling ’Socket end tangential coupling’
Q AD SE 45 deg coupling ’Socket end 45 deg coupling’
Q AE @@Reducing coupling, SE ’Reducing coupling, socket ends’
Q BA @@Insert bushing, SE ’Insert bushing, socket ends’
Q BB SE red bush male x FTE ’Socket end reducing bushing male x FPT’
Q CA @@Cap, SE ’Cap, socket ends’
Q HA @@Union, SE ’Union, socket end, fitting material seats’
Q HB SE union Br/ftg ’Socket end union brass to fitting material seats’
Q HC SE orifice union ’Socket end union restriction orifice’
Q HD SE union O-ring seat ’Socket end union O-ring seat’
Q HE SE union, w/gasket ’Socket end union, w/gasket’
Q LA @@90 deg elbow, SE ’90 deg elbow, socket ends’
Q LB SE red 90 deg elbow ’Socket end 90 deg reducing elbow’
Q LC @@45 deg elbow, SE ’45 deg elbow, socket ends’
Q PA SE plug ’Socket end plug’
Q PB SE plug 4" long ’Socket end plug 4" long’
Q SA SE reducer ’Socket end reducer’
Q TA @@Tee, SE ’Tee, socket ends’
Q TB SE red tee ’Socket end reducing tee’
Q TL SE 45 deg lateral ’Socket end 45 deg lateral fitting’
Q TM SE 45 deg red lateral ’Socket end 45 deg reducing lateral fitting’
Q XA SE cross ’Socket end cross’

Q Z @@ ’’

Q R cemented ’cemented’
Q U insul ’insulating’
Q Z @@ ’’

Q AI S-40 ’Sch 40’

Q AK @@S-80 ’Sch 80’
Q ZZ ’’

Q TAA ASTM-F439 CPVC ’ASTM-F439 CL.23447-B CPVC’

Q TAB @@ASTM-D2467 PVC ’ASTM-D2467 CL.12454-B PVC’
Q ZZZ ’’

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Tubing Fittings
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R BA Tube clamp ’Tubing clamp’

R CA Cap ’Tubing cap’
R DB Male adapter ’Tubing male adapter tube to pipe’
R DC Female adapter ’Tubing female adapter tube to pipe’
R FA Front ferrule ’Tubing front ferrule for two ferrule fittings’
R FB Back ferrule ’Tubing back ferrule for two ferrule fittings’
R FC Ferrule ’Tubing ferrule for single ferrule fittings’
R FD Sleeve ’Tubing sleeve for 3 piece flare fittings’
R FE Front & back ferrule ’Tubing front & back ferruleS, Swagelok Ferrule-PAK’
R HA Union ’Tubing union’
R HB Reducing union ’Tubing reducing union’
R HC Bulk union ’Tubing bulkhead union’
R IA Plastic tube insert ’Plastic tubing insert’
R LA Union elbow ’Tubing union elbow’
R LC Male 45 ell ’Tubing male 45 deg elbow’
R LF Female elbow ’Tubing female elbow’
R LG Male elbow ’Tubing male elbow’
R LH Elbow ’Tubing elbow, solder joint’
R LI 45 ell ’Tubing 45 deg elbow, solder joint’
R NA Nut ’Tubing nut’
R PA Plug ’Tubing plug’
R QA Quick conn assem ’Quick connect assembly, w/full flow’
R QB Quick conn body assem ’Quick connect body assembly, w/full flow’
R QC Quick conn stem assem ’Quick connect stem assembly, w/full flow’
R QF Quick conn assem ’Quick connect assembly, w/single end shut-off’
R QG Quick conn body assem ’Quick connect body assembly, w/single end shut-off’
R QH Quick conn stem assem ’Quick connect stem assembly, w/single end shut-off’
R QL Quick conn assem ’Quick connect assembly, w/double end shut-off’
R QM Quick conn body assem ’Quick connect body assembly, w/double end shut-off’
R QN Quick conn stem assem ’Quick connect stem assembly, w/double end shut-off’
R QP Quick conn body prot plg ’Quick connect body protector plug’
R QR Quick conn stem prot cap ’Quick connect stem protector cap’
R RA Reducer ’Tubing reducer’
R RB Reducing port connector ’Tubing reducing port connector’
R RC Bulkhead reducer ’Tubing bulkhead reducer’
R RD Reducing coupling ’Tubing reducing coupling, solder joint’
R SA Tube sleeve ’Tubing sleeve’
R TA Union tee ’Tubing union tee’
R TC Male run tee ’Tubing male run tee’
R TD Male branch tee ’Tubing male branch tee’
R TE Female run tee ’Tubing female run tee’
R TF Female branch tee ’Tubing female branch tee’
R TG Tee ’Tubing tee, solder joint’
R TH Reducing tee ’Tubing reducing tee, solder joint’
R VB Female connector ’Tubing female connector’
R VC Male connector ’Tubing male connector’
R VD Bulkhead male connector ’Tubing bulkhead male connector’
R VE Bulkhead female connector ’Tubing bulkhead female connector’
R VF Reducing FEM connector ’Tubing reducing female connector’
R VG Reducing coupling ’Tubing reducing coupling, solder joint’
R XA Union cross ’Tubing union cross’

R C compression metal tube ’metal tube compression’

R D compression plas tube ’plastic tube compression’
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R F 37 flare ’37 deg flare’
R G 45 flare ’45 deg flare’
R K Crimp ring ’316 SS crimp ring’
R P soft plas tube ’soft plastic tube’
R Q hi density plas tube ’high density plastic tube’
R R Socketwelded ’socketwelded’
R S silver braze ’silver brazing’
R T solder ’solder’
R U THD/coned ’threaded & coned’
R V THD ferrule ’threaded ferrule’
R Z ’’

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R Z ’’

R A all tube ’all tube’

R B all tube metal to plastic ’all tube metal to plastic’
R C all copper female solder connections ’all copper female solder connections’
R F tube stub to tube ’tube stub to tube’
R G tube stub to female pipe thread ’tube stub to female pipe thread’
R H tube stub to male pipe thread ’tube stub to male pipe thread’
R I tube stub to machined ferrule ’tube stub to machined ferrule’
R L quick conn/FTE ’quick connect to female pipe thread’
R M quick conn/MTE ’quick connect to male pipe thread’
R N quick conn/tube ’quick connect to tube’
R O tube x male pipe weld ’tube x male pipe weld’
R P tube x FTE ’tube x female pipe thread’
R Q tube x MTE ’tube x male pipe thread’
R R tube x FTE x tube ’tube x female pipe thread x tube’
R S tube x MTE x tube ’tube x male pipe thread x tube’
R T tube x tube x FTE ’tube x tube x pipe female thread’
R U tube x tube x MTE ’tube x tube x male pipe thread’

R Z ’’

R AAA steel ’steel’

R AAB steel, cadmium plated ’steel, cadmium plated’
R AAP steel, w/SS ferrule ’steel, w/SS ferrule’
R AAQ steel, cadmium plated, w/SS ferrule ’steel, cadmium plated, w/SS ferrule, Swagelok’
R AAR steel ’steel, Ermeto’
R AAS steel ’steel, Swagelok’
R AAT steel ’steel, Imperial Hi-Seal’
R AAU steel, cadmium plated, w/ SS collets ’steel, cadmium plated, w/SS collets, Tylok’
R ABA stl/flare ’steel, flare, Triple-Lok’
R IIA ASTM-A182-F304 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F304’
R IIB ASTM-A182-F304 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F304, Swagelok’
R IIC ASTM-A182-F304L ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F304L’
R IIF ASTM-A182-F316 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F316’
R IIG 316 SS ’316 SS body, LP Type, Pressure Products Industries’
R IIH 17-4 PH ferrule ’17-4 PH ferrule, LP Type, Pressure Products Industries’
R III 416 SS GLD nut ’416 SS gland nut, LP Type, Pressure Products Industries’
R IIJ ASTM-A182-F321 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F321’
R IIK ASTM-A182-F321 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F321, Swagelok’
R IIN 316 SS ’316 SS’
R IIO ASTM-A182-F316 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F316, w/heat treated CS ferrule, Ermeto 8000’
R IIP ASTM-A182-F304 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F304, Tylok’
R IIQ ASTM-A182-F316 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F316, w/17-4 PH ferrule, Ermeto 8000’
R IIR ASTM-A182-F316 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F316, Ermeto’
R IIS ASTM-A182-F316 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F316, Swagelok’
R IIT ASTM-A182-F316 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F316, Imperial Hi-Seal’
R IIU ASTM-A182-F316 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F316, Tylok’
R IIV ASTM-A182-F316 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F316, 20000 pound, American Instrument Co’
R IIW ASTM-A182-F316 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F316, 30000 pound, American Instrument Co’
R IIX ASTM-A182-F316 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F316, 45000 pound, American Instrument Co’
R IIY ASTM-A182-F316 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F316, Swagelok QC Series or approved equal’
R IIZ ASTM-A182-F316 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F316, Swagelok QF Series or approved equal’
R IJL ASTM-A182-F347 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F347, Tylok’
R NOA bronze ’bronze, Walseal’
R NOB bronze ’bronze’
R NOF brass ’brass inset, American Pamcor, AMP-FIT’
R NOJ brass, cadmium plated ’brass, cadmium plated’
R NPA copper ’wrought copper’
R NPC ASTM-B36 ’ASTM-B36, UNS C26800’
R NPD brass, cadmium plated ’brass, cadmium plated, Swagelok’
R NPE brass ’brass’
R NPF brass, ferrule & nut ’nickel plated brass, Zytel ferrule, knurled nut, Swagelok’
R NPG brass, ferrule & nut ’brass, Zytel ferrule, knurled nut, Swagelok’
R NPJ brass, cadmium plated ’brass, cadmium plated’
R NPK brass ’brass compression, Imperial’
R NPM brass ’brass, Imperial Poly-Flo’
R NPQ brass ’brass, Gyrolok’
R NPR brass ’brass, Ermeto’
R NPS brass ’brass, Swagelok’
R NPT brass, cadmium plated ’brass, cadmium plated, Imperial Hi-Duty’
R NPU brass ’brass, Tylok, no equal’
R NPV brass ’brass, Imperial Hi-Seal’
R NPW brass ’brass, Imperial Hi-Duty’

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R NPX brass ’brass, Imperial Poly-Flo to Hi-Duty’
R NPY brass flare ’brass flare’
R ONF Hast B ’Hastelloy B, Swagelok’
R ONH Monel ’Monel’
R ONJ Monel ’Monel, Swagelok’
R ONO nickel ’nickel’
R SRH aluminum ’aluminum’
R SRS aluminum ’aluminum, Swagelok, no equal’
R SRU aluminum ’aluminum, Imperial Hi-Seal’
R TUA black plastic ’black plastic, American Pamcor, Amp-Fit’
R TUF polyethylene ’polyethylene’
R TUL polystyrene ’polystyrene’
R TUY Teflon, w/ferrule, nut & split sleeve ’Teflon body w/ferrule, Kynar nut & KEL-F split sleeve’

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D. Commodity

505
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Socketwelded Fittings
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S AA @@Coupling, SWE ’Coupling, socketwelded ends’

S AB SWE half coupling ’Socketwelded half coupling’
S AC SWE tang coupling ’Socketwelded tangential coupling’
S AD SWE 45 deg coupling ’Socketwelded 45 deg coupling’
S AE SWE coupling 3.25 long ’Socketwelded 3.25" long coupling’
S BA SWE insert ’Socketwelded insert bushing’
S BB SWE red bush male x FTE ’Socketwelded reducing bushing male x FPT’
S CA @@Cap, SWE ’Cap, socketwelded ends’
S HA @@Union, SWE ’Union, socketwelded ends, fitting material seats’
S HB SWE union Br/ftg ’Socketwelded union brass to fitting material seats’
S HC SWE orifice union ’Socketwelded union restriction orifice’
S HD SWE union O-ring seat ’Socketwelded union O-ring seat’
S HE SWE union, w/gasket ’Socketwelded union, w/gasket’
S LA @@90 deg elbow, SWE ’90 deg elbow, socketwelded ends’
S LB SWE red 90 deg elbow ’Socketwelded 90 deg reducing elbow’
S LC @@45 deg elbow, SWE ’45 deg elbow, socketwelded ends’
S PA SWE plug ’Socketwelded plug’
S PB SWE plug 4" long ’Socketwelded plug 4" long’
S SA SWE reducer ’Socketwelded reducer’
S TA @@Tee, SWE ’Tee, socketwelded ends’
S TB @@Reducing tee, SWE ’Reducing tee, socketwelded ends’
S TL @@45 deg lateral, SWE ’45 deg lateral, socketwelded ends’
S TM @@45 deg reducing lateral, SWE ’45 deg reducing lateral, socketwelded ends’
S XA SWE cross ’Socketwelded cross’

S A CL150 ’CL150’
S B CL300 ’CL300’
S G CL2500 ’CL2500’
S Q @@CL3000 ’CL3000’
S R @@CL6000 ’CL6000’
S S @@CL9000 ’CL9000’
S Z ’’

S R cemented ’cemented’
S U insul ’insulating’
S V round bar ’round barstock’
S W hex bar ’hex barstock’
S X API ’API’
S Z @@ ’’

S AI S-40 ’Sch 40’

S AK S-80 ’Sch 80’
S AO S-160 ’Sch 160’
S BB S-STD ’standard-weight’
S BC S-XS ’X-strong’
S BD S-XXS ’XX-strong’
S ZZ @@ ’’

S AAA @@ASTM-A105 ’ASTM-A105’

S AAD ASME-SA234-WPB ’ASME-SA234 Gr.WPB’
S AAN ASTM-A105, galv ’ASTM-A105, galvanized’
S AAS ASTM-A105 ’ASTM-A105, MCC Marpac’
S AAT ASME-SA105 ’ASME-SA105, MCC Marpac’
S ABB @@ASTM-A350-LF2 ’ASTM-A350 Gr.LF2’
S ABE @@ASME-SA105 ’ASME-SA105’
S FFB ASTM-A182-F12 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F12, 1Cr-0.5Mo’
S FFC @@ASTM-A182-F11 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F11’
S FFF ASTM-A182-F22 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F22, 2.25Cr-1Mo’
S FFG ASTM-A182-F21 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F21, 3Cr-1Mo to ASTM-A234’
S FFH @@ASTM-A182-F5 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F5’
S FFI ASTM-A182-F5A ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F5A, 5.5Cr-0.5Mo’
S FFK ASTM-A182-F7 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F7, 7Cr-0.5Mo’
S FFL @@ASTM-A182-F9 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F9’
S GFD @@ASME-SA182-F11 ’ASME-SA182 Gr.F11’

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S GFF ASME-SA182-F22 ’ASME-SA182 Gr.F22, 2.25Cr-1Mo’

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S IIA @@ASTM-A182-F304 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F304’

S IIB @@ASTM-A182-F304L ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F304L’
S IIE ASTM-A182-F310 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F310’
S IIF @@ASTM-A182-F316 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F316’
S IIG ASTM-A182-F316L ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F316L’
S IIH ASME-SA182-F316L ’ASME-SA182 Gr.F316L’
S IIJ @@ASTM-A182-F321 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F321’
S IIL ASTM-A182-F347 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F347’
S IIN ASTM-A182-F348 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F348’
S IIP ASTM-A182-F304H ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F304H’
S IIY ASTM-A182-F347H ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F347H’
S IJF ASTM-182-F316L, special ’ASTM-182 Gr.F316L, w/0.035% C max, 12% Ni min, 2.2% Mo min’
S OAC ASTM-B564 ’ASTM-B564 UNS NO8800, Incoloy 800’
S OAD @@ASTM-B366-WPNC1 ’ASTM-B366 Gr.WPNC1 UNS N06600’
S SRF aluminum ’ASTM-B361, Alloy WP6063-T6, aluminum’
S SRG aluminum ’ASTM-B361, Alloy WP6061-T6, aluminum’
S TAA ASTM-F439 CPVC ’ASTM-F439 Cl.23447-B, CPVC’
S TAB ASTM-D2467 PVC ’ASTM-D2467 Cl.12454-B PVC’

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D. Commodity

507
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Threaded Fittings
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T AA @@Coupling, FTE ’Coupling, female threaded ends’

T AC FTE tang coupling ’Threaded tangential coupling’
T AD THD combo coupling ’Threaded combination coupling’
T AE FTE coupling 3.25" long ’Threaded coupling 3.25" long’
T AF Red FTE coupling ’Reducing threaded coupling’
T BA THD hex bushing ’Threaded hex head bushing’
T BB THD fl bushing ’Threaded flush bushing’
T BC THD red bushing ’Threaded reducing bushing’
T CA @@Cap, FTE ’Cap, female threaded ends’
T DA THD adapter ’Threaded adapter’
T DB THD red adapter ’Threaded reducing adapter’
T HA @@Union, FTE ’Union, female threaded ends, fitting material seats’
T HB FTE union Br/ftg ’Threaded union brass to fitting material seats’
T HC FTE orifice union ’Threaded union restriction orifice’
T HD FTE union O-ring seat ’Threaded union O-ring seat’
T LA @@90 deg elbow, FTE ’90 deg elbow, female threaded ends’
T LB Red THD 90 deg elbow ’Reducing threaded 90 deg elbow’
T LC @@90 deg street elbow, FTE ’90 deg street elbow, female threaded ends’
T LD @@45 deg elbow, FTE ’45 deg elbow, female threaded ends’
T PA @@Plug, MTE ’Plug, male threaded end’
T PB MTE plug 4" long ’Threaded plug 4" long’
T SA @@Reducer, FTE ’Reducer, female threaded ends’
T TA @@Tee, FTE ’Tee, female threaded ends’
T TB @@Reducing tee, FTE ’Reducing tee, female threaded ends’’
T TC THD serv tee ’Threaded service tee’
T TL @@Lateral, FTE ’Lateral, female threaded ends’
T TM @@Reducing lateral, FTE ’Reducing lateral, female threaded ends’
T UA THD retn bend ’Threaded return bend medium’
T XA THD cross ’Threaded cross’

T A CL150 ’CL150’
T B @@CL300 ’CL300’
T G CL2500 ’CL2500’
T L CL125 ’CL125’
T M CL250 ’CL250’
T P CL2000 ’CL2000’
T Q @@CL3000 ’CL3000’
T R @@CL6000 ’CL6000’
T S CL9000 ’CL9000’
T Z @@ ’’

T E MTE/red FTE ’male x reduced female thread’

T F FTE/red MTE ’female to reduced male thread’
T G M SW/FTE ’male socketwelded x female threaded’
T H F SW/FTE ’female socketwelded x female thread’
T O MTE/FTE ’male x female threaded’
T U insul ’insulating’
T V @@round head ’round head’
T W hex head ’hex head’
T X API ’API’
T Y sq head ’square head’
T Z @@ ’’

T AI S-40 ’Sch 40’

T AK S-80 ’Sch 80’
T AO S-160 ’Sch 160’
T AW [???]|bore to match| ’[???]’
T BA S-LW ’light-weight’
T BB S-STD ’standard-weight’
T BC S-XS ’X-strong’
T BD S-XXS ’XX-strong’
T ZZ @@ ’’

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T AAA @@ASTM-A105 ’ASTM-A105’
T AAE ASTM-A106-B ’ASTM-A106 Gr.B’
T AAF ASTM-A106-A ’ASTM-A106 Gr.A’
T AAM ASTM-A105, alum ’ASTM-A105, aluminized to ASTM-A676’
T AAN @@ASTM-A105, galv ’ASTM-A105, galvanized’
T AAT API-5L-B ’API-5L Gr.B’
T AAU ASTM-A108-G10180 ’ASTM-A108 UNS G10180’
T AAX AISI-1018 ’AISI-1018 barstock’
T AAY AISI-1018 ’AISI-1025 barstock’
T AAZ AISI-4140 ’AISI-4140 barstock’
T ABB @@ASTM-A350-LF2 ’ASTM-A350 Gr.LF2’
T ABE @@ASME-SA105 ’ASME-SA105’
T EEA ASTM-A182-F1 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F1 UNS K12822, C-0.5Mo’
T EEC ASTM-A182-F1 mod ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F1, C-0.5Mo modified, w/0.5Cr’
T FFB ASTM-A182-F12 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F12, 1Cr-0.5Mo’
T FFC @@ASTM-A182-F11 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F11’
T FFF ASTM-A182-F22 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F22, 2.25Cr-1Mo’
T FFG ASTM-A182-F21 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F21, 3Cr-1Mo’
T FFH @@ASTM-A182-F5 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F5’
T FFI ASTM-A182-F5A ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F5A, 5Cr-0.5Mo’
T FFK ASTM-A182-F7 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F7, 7Cr-0.5Mo’
T FFL @@ASTM-A182-F9 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F9’
T GFD @@ASME-SA182-F11 ’ASME-SA182 Gr.F11’
T GFF ASME-SA182-F22 ’ASME-SA182 Gr.F22, 2.25Cr-1Mo’
T HIO ASTM-A276-TP410 ’ASTM-A276 Type 410’
T IIA @@ASTM-A182-F304 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F304’
T IIB @@ASTM-A182-F304L ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F304L’
T IIE ASTM-A182-F310 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F310’
T IIF @@ASTM-A182-F316 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F316’
T IIG ASTM-A182-F316L ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F316L’
T IIH ASTM-A182-F316L, w/0.030% C max ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F316L, w/0.030% C max’
T IIJ @@ASTM-A182-F321 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F321’
T IIL ASTM-A182-F347 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F347’
T IIN ASTM-A182-F348 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F348’
T IIP ASTM-A182-F304H ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F304H’
T IIQ ASTM-A276-TP304 ’ASTM-A276 Type 304, barstock’
T IIR ASTM-A276-TP304L ’ASTM-A276 Type 304L, barstock’
T IIU ASTM-A276-TP316L ’ASTM-A276 Type 316L, barstock’
T IIV ASTM-A276-TP316 ’ASTM-A276 Type 316, barstock’
T IIW ASTM-A276-TP347 ’ASTM-A276 Type 347, barstock’
T IIY ASTM-A182-F347H ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F347H’
T IJF ASTM-A182-F316L, special ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F316L, w/0.035% C max, 12% Ni min, 2.2% Mo min’
T IJK ASTM-A182-F316, modified ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F316 modified, w/0.03% C max, 11.5% Ni min’
T IJL ASTM-A182-F316L ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F316L, w/11.5% Ni min’
T MLF ASTM-A350-LF3 ’ASTM-A350 Gr.LF3, 3.5Ni’
T NAB ASTM-B16 ’ASTM-B16 UNS C36000, brass’
T NAC Cu/steel ’copper/ASTM-A105’
T NPE brass ’brass’
T OAA ASTM-B564 ’ASTM-B564 UNS NO4400, Monel’
T OAD @@ASTM-B366-WPNC1 ’ASTM-B366 Gr.WPNC1 UNS N06600’
T OND ASTM-B366 ’ASTM-B366 Gr.WPNC, Monel’
T PAA ASTM-B462 ’ASTM-B462 UNS NO8020, Alloy 20’
T SRG aluminum ’ASTM-B247, Alloy 6061-T6, aluminum’
T SRJ aluminum ’ASTM-B247, Alloy 3003-HII2, aluminum’
T SRS aluminum ’ASTM-B221, Alloy 6061-T6’
T SRU aluminum ’ASTM-B26, Alloy GS42-A’
T TAA ASTM-F439 CPVC ’ASTM-F439 Cl.23447-B CPVC’
T TAB ASTM-D2467 PVC ’ASTM-D2467 Cl.12454-B PVC’
T WAA ASTM-A105 T&W ’ASTM-A105 treated & wrapped’
T WAB ASTM-A105, alum, T&W ’ASTM-A105, aluminized, treated & wrapped’
T ZDK ASTM-A338 Mall, galv ’ASTM-A338, malleable iron, galvanized’
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T ZDL ASTM-A395 DI, galv ’ASTM-A395, ductile iron, galvanized’
T ZDM ASTM-A395 DI ’ASTM-A395, ductile iron’
T ZDP @@ASTM-A197 malleable iron, galv ’ASTM-A197 malleable iron, galvanized’

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Underground Fittings
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U AA @@1/4 bend ’Quarter bend’

U AD @@1/8 bend ’Eight bend’
U AI 1/16 bend ’Sixthteen bend’
U CA @@Connecting piece ’Connecting piece’
U DC @@Double hub ’Double hub’
U DD Short solid sleeve ’Short solid sleeve’
U FA @@Flanged connecting piece ’Flanged connecting piece’
U LA @@Wye ’Wye’
U LB @@Reducing wye ’Reducing wye’
U LC True Wye ’True wye’
U LD True reducing wye ’True reducing wye’
U LG Reducing wye w/branch cleanout ’Reducing wye with branch cleanout with threaded plug’
U LH Reducing wye w/main cleanout ’Reducing wye with main cleanout with threaded plug’
U MA @@Body ferrule w/thrd plug ’Body ferrule with threaded plug’
U PA Threaded plug ’Threaded plug’
U PB @@Plug ’Plug’
U RA @@Concentric reducer ’Concentric reducer’
U RB Eccentric reducer ’Eccentric reducer’
U RC @@Concentric increaser ’Concentric increaser’
U TA @@Tee ’Tee’
U TB @@Reducing tee ’Reducing tee’
U ’ ’

U A CL25 ’CL25’
U B CL125 ’CL125’
U C CL150 ’CL150’
U D CL175 ’CL175’
U E @@CL250 ’CL250’
U F CL300 ’CL300’
U G @@CL350 ’CL350’
U Z @@ ’’

U C @@FFFE/PE ’flat face flanged end x plain end’

U D @@BLE, push-on jt ’bell ends, push-on joint’
U E @@MJBE ’mechanical joint bell ends’
U F @@SPE ’spigot ends’
U G @@PE/MJBE ’plain x mechanical joint bell ends’
U H @@SPE/BLE, push-on jt ’spigot x bell ends, push-on joint’
U I @@PE/BLE, push-on jt ’plain x bell ends, push-on joint’
U J @@PLE/BLSE, push-on jt ’plain large x bell small ends, push-on joint’
U K @@PLE/MJBSE ’plain large x mechanical joint bell small ends’
U L @@SPLE/BLSE, push-on jt ’spigot large x bell small ends, push-on joint’
U M @@BLE/SPE/BLE, push-on jt ’bell x spigot x bell ends, push-on joint’
U N @@BLE/PE/BLE, push-on jt ’bell x plain x bell ends, push-on joint’
U P MJBE/PE/MJBE ’mechanical joint bell x plain x mechanical joint bell ends’
U R @@PE ’plain ends’
U Z ’’

U B S-40 ’Sch 40’

U C S-80 ’Sch 80’
U D @@S-XS ’X-strong’
U E S-160 ’Sch 160’
U G S-XXS ’XX-strong’
U L S-C50 ’Class 50’
U M S-C51 ’Class 51’
U N S-C52 ’Class 52’
U S S-STD ’standard-weight’
U T @@S-XH ’extra-heavy’
U U S-SW ’service-weight’
U X thk per reqn ’thk per specification ??’
U Z @@ ’’

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U A @@CL125 ANSI-B16.1 drilling ’CL 125 ANSI-B16.1 drilling’
U Z @@ ’’

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U VAA @@ASTM-A74 w/rubber gskt ’ASTM-A74 w/preformed rubber gasket per ASTM-C564’
U VBA AWWA-C110, dbl thk cement lined w/gskt ’ANSI/AWWA-C110/A21.10, double thickness cement lined, asphalt
coated, push-on joint w/preformed rubber gasket per
ANSI/AWWA-C111/A21.11’
U VBB @AWWA-C110, dbl cmnt lnd w/gskt,glnd & blt ’ANSI/AWWA-C110/A21.10, double thickness cement lined, asphalt
coated, mechanical w/preformed rubber gasket per
ANSI/AWWA-C111/A21.11, gland & bolts’
U VBC AWWA-C110 w/gskt ’ANSI/AWWA-C110/A21.10, asphalt coated, push-on joint
w/preformed rubber gasket per ANSI/AWWA-C111/A21.11’
U VBD AWWA-C110 w/gskt,glnd & blt ’ANSI/AWWA-C110/A21.10, asphalt coated, mechanical w/preformed
rubber gasket per ANSI/AWWA-C111/A21.11, gland & bolts’
U VCA @@ASTM-C700 w/polyurethane compr coupl ’ASTM-C700 w/bonded polyurethane compression coupling per
ASTM-C425’
U VCB @@polyurethane/clay ’polyurethane/clay’
U VGH @@ASTM-A74 w/brass plug ’ASTM-A74 w/brass plug’
U VGI @@AWWA-C110, dbl thk cement lined ’ANSI/AWWA-C110/A21.10 double thickness cement lined, asphalt
coated’

Codes
D. Commodity

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V A @@Gate valve ’Gate valve’

V B @@Globe valve ’Globe valve’
V C @@Check valve ’Check valve’
V D @@Ball valve ’Ball valve’
V E @@Plug valve ’Plug valve’
V F @@Butterfly valve ’Butterfly valve’
V G @@HP butterfly valve ’High performance butterfly valve’
V H Diaphragm valve ’Diaphragm valve’
V I Control valve ’Control valve’
V J Slide valve ’Slide valve’
V K Knife valve ’Knife valve’
V L @@Angle valve ’Angle valve’
V M Sample valve ’Sampling valve’
V N @@Needle valve ’Needle valve’
V O @@Deluge valve ’Deluge valve’
V P Pipeline valve ’Pipeline valve’
V R Relief valve ’Relief valve’
V S Stop check ’Stop check’
V T Flush bottom valve ’Flush bottom valve’
V V Instr valve ’Instrument valve’
V W @@Check valve, wafer ’Check valve, wafer’
V X Special valve per reqn ’valve ??’
V Y @@Y-globe valve ’Y-globe valve’

V A @@CL150 ’CL150’
V B @@CL300 ’CL300’
V C @@CL400 ’CL400’
V D @@CL600 ’CL600’
V E @@CL900 ’CL900’
V F @@CL1500 ’CL1500’
V G CL2500 ’CL2500’
V H CL4500 ’CL4500’
V K CL75 ’CL75’
V L @@CL125 ’CL125’
V M CL250 ’CL250’
V N @@CL200 ’CL200’
V O CL2000 ’CL2000’
V P CL3000 ’CL3000’
V Q CL5000 ’CL5000’
V R CL10000 ’CL10000’
V S CL15000 ’CL15000’
V T CL20000 ’CL20000’
V U @@CL800 ’CL800’
V V 3000 WOG ’3000 WOG’
V W 6000 WOG ’6000 WOG’
V X @@rating per reqn ’rating ??’

V A @@FFFE ’flat face flanged ends’

V B @@RFFE ’raised face flanged ends’
V D @@RFFE, 125 Ra finish ’raised face flanged ends, 125 Ra finish’
V E BE/FTE ’male buttwelded x female threaded ends’
V F M SWE/FTE ’male socketweldeded x female threaded ends’
V G MTE/FTE ’male threaded x female threaded ends’
V H @@SWE/FTE ’socketwelded x female threaded ends’
V J @@RJFE ’ring joint flanged ends’
V K MSWE/FSWE ’male socketwelded x female socketwelded ends’
V L lens joint ’lens joint flanged ends’
V M RFFE, 125-500 Ra finish ’raised face flanged ends, 125-500 Ra finish’
V N RFFE, 63-250 Ra finish ’raised face flanged ends, 63-250 Ra finish’
V O RFFE, 63-125 Ra finish ’raised face flanged ends, 63-125 Ra finish’
V P RFFE, 125-250 Ra finish ’raised face flanged ends, 125-250 Ra finish’
V R RFFE, 3 Ra finish ’raised face flanged ends, 3 Ra finish’
V S @@SWE ’socketwelded ends’
V T @@FTE ’female threaded ends’

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V U tube conn ’tubing connection’

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V V Victaulic ends ’Victaulic ends’

V W @@BW ’buttwelded ends’
V X @@ends per reqn ’ends ??’

V A @@carbon steel ’carbon steel’

V B C-0.5Mo ’C-0.5Mo’
V C @@1.25Cr ’1.25Cr’
V D 2.25Cr ’2.25Cr’
V E @@5Cr ’5Cr’
V F @@9Cr ’9Cr’
V G 12CR ’12Cr’
V H other Cr ’other Cr’
V I @@304 SS ’304 SS’
V J @@304L SS ’304L SS’
V K @@316 SS ’316 SS’
V L @@316L SS ’316L SS’
V M @@321 SS ’321 SS’
V N @@347 SS ’347 SS’
V O H Gr SS ’H Gr.SS’
V R 400 SS ’400 Series SS’
V S @@low temp CS ’low temperature carbon steel’
V T @@cast iron ’cast iron’
V U @@ductile iron ’ductile iron’
V V malleable iron ’malleable iron’
V W @@Cu ’copper’
V X @@Ni ’nickel’
V Y Al ’aluminum’
V Z ’other non ferrous’
V 2 @@thermoplastic ’thermoplastic’
V 3 thermoset plastic ’thermoset plastic’
V 4 non metalic ’non metalic’
V 5 @@lined ’lined’
V 6 coated ’coated’
V 9 matl per reqn ’matl ??’

V A @@trim 1 ’API trim 1’

V B @@trim 2 ’API trim 2’
V C trim 3 ’trim 3’
V D trim 4 ’trim 4’
V E @@trim 5 ’API trim 5’
V F trim 6 ’trim 6’
V G @@trim 7 ’API trim 7’
V H @@trim 8 ’API trim 8’
V I @@trim 9 ’API trim 9’
V J @@trim 10 ’API trim 10’
V K trim 11 ’trim 11’
V L @@trim 12 ’API trim 12’
V M @@trim 13 ’API trim 13’
V N trim 14 ’trim 14’
V Q @@butterfly valve trim ’butterfly valve trim’
V R @@butterfly valve trim ’butterfly valve trim’
V S @@HP butterfly valve fire safe trim ’HP butterfly valve fire safe trim’
V T other HP butterfly valve trim ’other HP butterfly valve trim’
V U @@ball valve fire safe trim ’ball valve fire safe trim’
V V @@ball valve trim ’ball valve trim’
V W ball valve trim ’ball valve trim’
V X @@trim per reqn ’trim ??’
V Z @@ ’’

V AA Bonney Forge H9-16 ’Bonney Forge H9-16’

V AB @@Bonney Forge H9-36 ’Bonney Forge H9-36’
V AC @@Bonney Forge H9-56 ’Bonney Forge H9-56’
V AD @@Bonney Forge H9F-11 ’Bonney Forge H9F-11’
Codes
D. Commodity
V AE @@Bonney Forge H9F-19 ’Bonney Forge H9F-19’
V AF @@Bonney Forge WL-41 ’Bonney Forge WL-41’
V AG @@Bonney Forge W9-39 ’Bonney Forge W9-39’
V AH @@Bonney Forge W9-49 ’Bonney Forge W9-49’
V AI @@Bonney Forge Y9-41 ’Bonney Forge Y9-41’
V AJ @@Bonney Forge H9-10 ’Bonney Forge H9-10’
V AK @@Bonney Forge H9-30 ’Bonney Forge H9-30’
V AL @@Bonney Forge H9-50 ’Bonney Forge H9-50’
V AM @@Bonney Forge L1-10 ’Bonney Forge L1-10’

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V AN @@Bonney Forge L3-10 ’Bonney Forge L3-10’
V AO @@Bonney Forge HL-30 ’Bonney Forge HL-30’
V AP @@Bonney Forge HL-50 ’Bonney Forge HL-50’
V AQ @@Bonney Forge H9F-12 ’Bonney Forge H9F-12’
V AR @@Bonney Forge Y9-42 ’Bonney Forge Y9-42’
V AS @@Bonney Forge W9-10 ’Bonney Forge W9-10’
V AT @@Bonney Forge H9F-10 ’Bonney Forge H9F-10’
V AU @@Bonney Forge W9-30 ’Bonney Forge W9-30’
V AV @@Bonney Forge W9-50 ’Bonney Forge W9-50’
V AW @@Bonney Forge L6-10 ’Bonney Forge L6-10’
V AX @@Bonney Forge HL-10 ’Bonney Forge HL-10’
V AY @@Bonney Forge H9F-16 ’Bonney Forge H9F-16’
V AZ @@Bonney Forge Y9-46 ’Bonney Forge Y9-46’
V BA @@Bonney Forge W9-11 ’Bonney Forge W9-11’
V BB @@Bonney Forge W9-31 ’Bonney Forge W9-31’
V BC @@Bonney Forge W9-41 ’Bonney Forge W9-41’
V BD @@Bonney Forge Y9-40 ’Bonney Forge Y9-40’
V BE @@Bonney Forge W9-40 ’Bonney Forge W9-40’
V BF @@Bonney Forge W9-36 ’Bonney Forge W9-36’
V BG @@Bonney Forge H9F-30 ’Bonney Forge H9F-30’
V BH @@Bonney Forge H9F-50 ’Bonney Forge H9F-50’
V BI @@Bonney Forge W9-46 ’Bonney Forge W9-46’
V CA @@Crane 33 ’Crane 33’
V CB @@Crane 33 1/2 ’Crane 33 1/2’
V CC @@Crane 47 ’Crane 47’
V CD Crane 55 ’Crane 55’
V CE @@Crane 76 ’Crane 76’
V CF @@Crane 143 ’Crane 143’
V CG @@Crane 151 ’Crane 151’
V CH @@Crane 151 1/2 ’Crane 151 1/2’
V CI @@Crane 787 ’Crane 787’
V CJ Crane 1523 ’Crane 1523’
V CK @@Crane 7189 ’Crane 7189’
V CL @@Crane 9302 ’Crane 9302’
V CM @@Crane B-3655 ’Crane B-3655’
V CN @@Crane B-3663 ’Crane B-3663’
V CO @@Crane 47, w/MSS-SP-44 flanged ends ’Crane 47, w/MSS-SP-44 flanged ends’
V CP @@Crane 55, w/MSS-SP-44 flanged ends ’Crane 55, w/MSS-SP-44 flanged ends’
V CQ @@Crane 14 1/2 P ’Crane 14 1/2 P’
V CR @@Crane 36 ’Crane 36’
V CS @@Crane 431 UB ’Crane 431 UB’
V CT @@Crane 33, w/MSS-SP-44 flanged ends ’Crane 33, w/MSS-SP-44 flanged ends’
V CU @@Crane 88 ’Crane 88’
V CW @@Crane 1523 1/2 ’Crane 1523 1/2’
V CX @@Crane 137 ’Crane 137’
V CY @@Crane 76 1/2 ’Crane 76 1/2’
V CZ @@Crane 171 1/2 ’Crane 171 1/2’
V DA @@Crane 171 ’Crane 171’
V DB @@Crane 87 ’Crane 87’
V DC @@Crane 189 ’Crane 189’
V DD @@Crane 373 ’Crane 373’
V EA @@Rockwell 1925 ’Rockwell 1925’
V EB @@Rockwell 1945 ’Rockwell 1945’
V EC @@Rockwell 4149 ’Rockwell 4149’
V ED @@Rockwell McCanna S151 ’Rockwell McCanna S151’
V EE @@Rockwell Edward 36124 ’Rockwell Edward 36124’
V EF @@Rockwell Edward 36128 ’Rockwell Edward 36128’
V EG @@Rockwell 2245 ’Rockwell 2245’
V EH @@Rockwell Edward 7514Y ’Rockwell Edward 7514Y’
V EI @@Rockwell McCanna S301 ’Rockwell Mc CannaS301’
V EJ @@Rockwell 2025 ’Rockwell 2025’
V EK @@Rockwell 2045 ’Rockwell 2045’
V EL @@Rockwell 4249 ’Rockwell 4249’
V EM @@Rockwell 2249 ’Rockwell 2249’
V EN @@Rockwell 4749 ’Rockwell 4749’
V EO @@Rockwell Edward 36178 ’Rockwell Edward 36178’
V EP Rockwell Edward 832Y ’Rockwell Edward 832Y’
V EQ Rockwell Edward 670Y ’Rockwell Edward 670Y’
V ER Rockwell Edward 36174 ’Rockwell Edward 36174’
V ES Rockwell Edward 1570Y ’Rockwell Edward 1570Y’
V ET Rockwell Edward 607Y ’Rockwell Edward 607Y’
V EU Rockwell Edward 4007Y ’Rockwell Edward 4007Y’
V EV Rockwell Edward 7507Y ’Rockwell Edward 7507Y’
V EW Rockwell Edward 1641Y ’Rockwell Edward 1641Y’
V EX Rockwell Edward 36164 ’Rockwell Edward 36164’

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V EY Rockwell Edward 7502Y ’Rockwell Edward 7502Y’
V EZ Rockwell Edward 36168 ’Rockwell Edward 36168’
V FA Rockwell Edward 66124 ’Rockwell Edward 66124’
V FB Rockwell Edward 66128 ’Rockwell Edward 66128’
V FC @@Rockwell 1947 ’Rockwell 1947’
V FW Watts 900 ’Watts 900’
V FX Watts 909 ’Watts 909’
V GA @@Smith 800 ’Smith 800’
V GB @@Smith 870 ’Smith 870’
V GC @@Smith 888 ’Smith 888’
V GD @@Smith 5870 ’Smith 5870’
V GE @@Smith 1500 ’Smith 1500’
V GF @@Smith 1570 ’Smith 1570’
V GG @@Smith 815 ’Smith 815’
V GH @@Smith 830 ’Smith 830’
V GI @@Smith G80 ’Smith G80’
V GJ @@Smith G87 ’Smith G87’
V GK @@Smith G150 ’Smith G150’
V GL @@Smith G157 ’Smith G157’
V GM @@Smith SB80 ’Smith SB80’
V GN @@Smith C150 ’Smith C150’
V GO @@Smith 860 ’Smith 860’
V GP @@Smith G83 ’Smith G83’
V GQ @@Smith C83 ’Smith C83’
V GR Smith B80 ’Smith B80’
V GS Smith 411F ’Smith 411F’
V GT Smith 411T ’Smith 411T’
V HA ITT Grinnell Cam-Tite 3010-1-3 ’ITT Grinnell Cam-Tite 3010-1-3’
V HB ITT Grinnell Cam-Tite 3014-1-3 ’ITT Grinnell Cam-Tite 3014-1-3’
V HP Hancock 5505W ’Hancock 5505W’
V HQ Hancock 7105W ’Hancock 7105W’
V IA @@Jamesbury 4CB ’Jamesbury 4CB’
V IB @@Jamesbury 5150 ’Jamesbury 5150’
V IC @@Jamesbury 5300 ’Jamesbury 5300’
V ID @@Jamesbury A11 ’Jamesbury A11’
V IE @@Jamesbury 4AB ’Jamesbury 4AB’
V IF @@Jamesbury A11 ’Jamesbury A11’
V JA @@Stockham D623 ’Stockham D623’
V JB @@Stockham D512 ’Stockham D512’
V JC @@Stockham D931 ’Stockham D931’
V KA Hex HG-651 ’Hex HG-651’
V KB Hex HG-463 ’Hex HG-463’
V KC Hex HG-461 ’Hex HG-461’
V KD Hex HB-241 ’Hex HB-241’
V KE Hex HB-521 ’Hex HB-521’
V KF Hex HB-501 ’Hex HB-501’
V KH Hex HN-491 ’Hex HN-491’
V KI Hex HM-571 ’Hex HM-571’
V KJ Hex HM-451 ’Hex HM-451’
V KK Hex HM-131 ’Hex HM-131’
V LA @@Mission Duo Chek II 15 ’Mission Duo Chek II 15’
V LB @@Mission Duo Chek II 30 ’Mission Duo Chek II 30’
V LC @@Mission Duo Chek II 30 for MSS-SP-44 ’Mission Duo Chek II 30 for MSS-SP-44 flanged ends’
V LD @@Mission Duo Chek II 15 for MSS-SP-44 ’Mission Duo Chek II 15 for MSS-SP-44 flanged ends’
V LE @@Mission Duo Chek II 60 ’Mission Duo Chek II 60’
V LF @@Mission Duo Chek II 12 ’Mission Duo Chek II 12’
V MA @@Aloyco 2214-A ’Aloyco 2214-A’
V MB @@Aloyco 2314-A ’Aloyco 2314-A’
V MC @@Aloyco 374 ’Aloyco 374’
V MD @@Aloyco 377 ’Aloyco 377’
V ME @@Aloyco 114 ’Aloyco 114’
Codes
D. Commodity
V MF @@Aloyco 117 ’Aloyco 117’
V MG @@Aloyco 317 ’Aloyco 317’
V MH @@Aloyco 2117 ’Aloyco 2117’
V MI @@Aloyco 110 ’Aloyco 110’
V MJ @@Aloyco 114EB ’Aloyco 114EB’
V MK @@Aloyco 117EB ’Aloyco 117EB’
V ML @@Aloyco 2117EB ’Aloyco 2117EB’
V MM @@Aloyco 314 ’Aloyco 314’
V MN @@Aloyco 314EB ’Aloyco 314EB’
V MO @@Aloyco 317EB ’Aloyco 317EB’

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V MP @@Aloyco 2317A ’Aloyco 2317A’
V MQ @@Aloyco 2374 ’Aloyco 2374’
V MR @@Aloyco 2377 ’Aloyco 2377’
V MS @@Aloyco 110EB ’Aloyco 110EB’
V MT @@Aloyco 2110 ’Aloyco 2110’
V MU @@Aloyco 2114 ’Aloyco 2114’
V MV Aloyco 2117A ’Aloyco 2117A’
V MW Aloyco 2210A ’Aloyco 2110A’
V MX Aloyco 4217A ’Aloyco 4217A’
V MY Aloyco 4227 ’Aloyco 4227’
V MZ Aloyco 4210A ’Aloyco 4210A’
V NA Aloyco 4214A ’Aloyco 4214A’
V NB Aloyco 2317 ’Aloyco 2317’
V NC Aloyco 4327 ’Aloyco 4327’
V ND Aloyco 4314A ’Aloyco 4314A’
V NE Aloyco 374 ’Aloyco 374’
V NF Aloyco 4387 ’Aloyco 4387’
V NG Aloyco 4374 ’Aloyco 4374’
V NH Aloyco 62 ’Aloyco 62’
V OA @@Pacific 160 ’Pacific 160’
V OB @@Pacific 180 ’Pacific 180’
V OC @@Pacific 380 ’Pacific 380’
V OD @@Pacific 660 ’Pacific 660’
V OE @@Pacific 680 ’Pacific 680’
V OF @@Pacific 1584 ’Pacific 1584’
V OG @@Pacific 2155 ’Pacific 2155’
V OH @@Pacific 2355 ’Pacific 2355’
V OI @@Pacific 2655 ’Pacific 2655’
V OJ @@Pacific 55515 ’Pacific 55515’
V OK @@Pacific 56009 ’Pacific 56009’
V OL @@Pacific 56015 ’Pacific 56015’
V OM Pacific 58009 ’Pacific 58009’
V ON @@Pacific 58815 ’Pacific 58815’
V OO @@Pacific 180, w/MSS-SP-44 flanged ends ’Pacific 180, w/MSS-SP-44 flanged ends’
V OP @@Pacific 21555 ’Pacific 21555’
V OQ @@Pacific 360 ’Pacific 360’
V OR @@Pacific 55509 ’Pacific 55509’
V OS @@Pacific 58809 ’Pacific 58809’
V OT Pacific 350 ’Pacific 350’
V OU @@Pacific 2955 ’Pacific 2955’
V OV @@Pacific 21553 ’Pacific 21553’
V OW Pacific 56509 ’Pacific 56509’
V OX @@Pacific 1550 ’Pacific 1550’
V OY @@Pacific 960 ’Pacific 960’
V OZ @@Pacific 984 ’Pacific 984’
V QA @@Pratt PIVA ’Pratt PIVA’
V QB @@Pratt GROUNDHOG ’Pratt GROUNDHOG’
V QK @@Posi-Seal Phoenix III 232 ’Posi-Seal Phoenix III 232’
V QL @@Posi-Seal Phoenix III 232 for MSS-SP-44 ’Posi-Seal Phoenix III 232 for MSS-SP-44 flanged ends’
V QM @@Posi-Seal Phoenix III 242 ’Posi-Seal Phoenix III 242’
V QN @@Posi-Seal Phoenix III 242 for MSS-SP-44 ’Posi-Seal Phoenix III 242 for MSS-SP-44 flanged ends’
V QO @@Posi-Seal Cryo Firesafe 636 ’Posi-Seal Cryo Firesafe 636’
V QP @@Posi-Seal Cryo Firesafe 636 for SP-44 ’Posi-Seal Cryo Firesafe 636 for MSS-SP-44 flanged ends’
V QQ @@Posi-Seal Cryo Firesafe 646 ’Posi-Seal Cryo Firesafe 646’
V QR Posi-Seal Cryo Firesafe 646 ’Posi-Seal Cryo Firesafe 646’
V QS Posi-Seal Cryo Firesafe 646, w/sP-44 drill ’Posi-Seal Cryo Firesafe 646, w/MSS-SP-44 drilling’
V RA @@Vogt 22461 ’Vogt 22461’
V RB @@Vogt 15373 ’Vogt 15373’
V RC Vogt 15401 ’Vogt 15401’
V RD Vogt SWS74 ’Vogt SWS74’
V RJ @@Centerline 504 ’Centerline 504’
V RK @@Centerline A ’Centerline A’
V RL @@Centerline LT ’Centerline LT’
V RN @@R&G Sloane 1081 ’R&G Sloane 1081’
V SA Powell 1331 ’Powell 1331’
V UA Demco NE ’Demco NE’
V UB Demco NF ’Demco NF’
V UC Demco WF ’Demco WF’
V UF Mueller 31 ’Mueller 31’
V UG Mueller 61 ’Mueller 61’
V VA @@Grinnell Fire Protection A-4 ’Grinnell Fire Protection Multimatic A-4’
V VP @@Powhatan 18-157 ’Powhatan 18-157’
V YA Yarway 3486-R ’Yarway 3486-R’
V YB Yarway 3488-R ’Yarway 3488-R’

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V AA @@ ’’
V AB @@min temp to -50 degF ’min temperature to -50 degF’
V AC @@min temp to -150 degF ’min temperature to -150 degF’
V AD @@min temp to -325 degF ’min temperature to -325 degF’
V BA @@RFTBE ’lug or wafer type, raised face thru-bolted ends’
V BB @@RFTBCSE, ’single flange, raised face thru-bolted flanged ends, drilled
& tapped for cap screws’
V BC @@RFTBEWG ’wafer, raised face thru-bolted ends w/integral gasket’
V BF @@FFTBE ’wafer, flat face thru-bolted ends’
V BG @@FFTBEWG, GO side hndwhl ’wafer, flat face thru-bolted ends w/integral gasket, gear
operator w/side mounted hanwheel’
V BH @@RFTBE, min temp to -50 degF ’raised face thru-bolted ends, min temperature to -50 degF’
V BI @@RFTBE, min temp to -325 degF ’raised face thru-bolted ends, min temperature to -325 degF’
V BJ @@FFTBSCEWG ’single flange, flat face thru-bolted ends w/integral gasket,
drilled & tapped for cap screws’
V BK @@FFTBCSEWG, GO side hndwhl ’single flange, flat face thru-bolted ends w/integral gasket,
drilled & tapped for cap screws, gear operator w/side mounted
handwheel’
V BW @@MJBE, GO side hndwhl w/gskt, glnd & blt ’mechanical joint bell ends, gear operator w/side mounted
handwheel w/gaskets, glands & bolts’
V BN @@RFTBE, NACE ’lug or wafer type, raised face thru-bolted ends, NACE
service’
V BP @@FFTBEWG ’wafer, flat face thru-bolted ends w/integral gasket’
V BQ @@FFTBSCEWG ’wafer, flat face thru-bolted ends w/integral gasket, drilled
& tapped for cap screws, gear operator w/side mounted
handwheel’
V BZ @@FFTBEWG, extended bon, GO w/side hndwhl ’wafer, flat face thru-bolted ends w/integral gasket, extended
bonnet, gear operator w/side mounted handwheel’
V CA thru-bolt, w/GO ’raised face thru-bolted flanged ends, w/gear operator’
V CB GO, tap locn G ’gear operator, tapping location G’
V CC @@RFTBCSE, GO w/side hndwhl ’single flange, raised face thru-bolted flanged ends, drilled
& tapped for cap screws, gear operator w/side mounted
handwheel’
V CD heat jkt/thru-bolt ’provide Contro heat jacket, w/each valve, thru-bolted’
V CE @@NACE, GO ’NACE service, gear operator w/shaft at right angle to
pipeline’
V CI no Cu alloys, GO ’no copper alloys, w/gear operator shaft at right angle to
pipeline’
V CK thru-bolt, no Cu alloys ’raised face thru-bolted flanged ends, no copper alloys
permitted’
V CL D & T mach/no Cu/GO ’lug type, drill & tap for machine bolts/gear opr/no copper
alloys’
V CM D & T mach/no Cu ’lug type, drilled & tapped for machine bolts/no copper
alloys’
V CN high temp/GO ’high temperature/right angle gear oper’
V CP high temp/GO/D&T ’high temperature/right angle gear oper D&T machine bolts’
V CT tap locn G/no Cu alloys ’tapping, location G, for ammonia service, no copper alloys
permitted’
V CY lug Type, D&T, GO ’lug type, drill & tapped for machine bolts, gear operator’
V DA GO, SWE tap at locn C ’gear operator, SWE tap at locn C in view facing handwheel,
shaft right angle to pipeline’
V DB GO, SWE tap at locn D ’gear opr, SWE tap at locn D in view facing wheel, shaft right
angle to pipeline’
V DC GO, SWE tap at locn C ’gear opr, SWE tap at locn C, handwheel right side, shaft
parallel to pipeline’
V DD GO, SWE tap at locn D ’gear opr, SWE tap at locn D, handwheel right side, shaft
parallel to pipeline’
V DE gear, SWE tap at locn C ’gear operator, SWE tap at locn C, pinion shaft to right side
of valve’
V DF gear, SWE tap at locn D ’gear operator, SWE tap at locn D, pinion shaft to right side
of valve’
Codes
D. Commodity
V DG gear, SWE tap at locn F ’gear operator, SWE tap at locn F, pinion shaft to right side
of valve’
V DH GO, SWE tap at locn E ’gear operator, SWE tap at location E, shaft parallel to
pipeline’
V DI GO, SWE tap at locn F ’gear operator, SWE tap at location F, shaft parallel to
pipeline’
V DJ GO, SWE tap at locn B ’gear operator, SWE tap at location B, shaft parallel to
pipeline’
V DK GO, SWE tap at locn A ’gear operator, SWE tap at location A, shaft parallel to
pipeline’
V DL GO, SWE tap at locn F ’gear opr, SWE tap @ locn degF in view facing wheel, shaft
right angle to pipeline’
V DM GO/tap locn D/bypass ’gear opr, SWE tap locn D, hndwhl right side, shaft
parallel/pipe, bypass locn A&B’
V DN GO/tap locn C/bypass ’gear opr, SWE tap locn C, hndwhl right side, shaft
parallel/pipe, bypass locn A&B’

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V DO GO/tap locn D/bypass ’gear opr, SWE tap locn D view facing whl, shaft right
angle/pipe, bypass locn A&B’
V DP GO/SWE tap locn E ’gear opr, SWE tap at locn E, view facing wheel, shaft right
angle to pipeline’
V DQ GO/tap locn C/bypass ’gear operator, SWE tap locn C, shaft right angle to pipe,
bypass locn A&B’
V EA bypass/SWE tap locn D ’built in bypass location A & B, SWE tap at location D’
V EC epoxy lined ’epoxy lined’
V ED @@RFTBCSE, 12" extended bonnet/stem ’single flange, raised face thru-bolted flanged ends, drilled
& tapped for cap screws, 12" extended bonnet/stem’
V EE @@RFTBCSE, 12" extended bonnet/stem w/GO ’single flange, raised face thru-bolted flanged ends, drilled
& tapped for cap screws, 12" extended bonnet/stem, gear
operator w/side mounted handwheel’
V EF @@RFTBCSE, std extended bonnet/stem ’single flange, raised face thru-bolted flanged ends, drilled
& tapped for cap screws, standard extended bonnet/stem’
V EG @@RFTBCSE, std extended bonnet/stem w/GO ’single flange, raised face thru-bolted flanged ends, drilled
& tapped for cap screws, standard extended bonnet/stem, gear
operator w/side mounted handwheel’
V FA built in bypass ’built in bypass’
V FB orifice thru wedge ’provide, w/0.125" diam orifice thru center of wedge’
V FL GO/rt ang/lmt switch ’gear operator, shaft right angle to pipe, limit switches’
V GC GO/one side ’gear operator, shaft to one side of valve’
V GH GO ’gear operator’
V GP GO, parallel ’gear operator, shaft parallel to pipeline’
V GR @@GO w/side hndwhl ’gear operator w/side mounted handwheel’
V GX @@GO w/top hndwhl ’gear operator w/top mounted handwheel’
V GY gear/right angle ’gear operator, shaft at right angle to pipeline’
V GZ gear/parallel ’gear operator, shaft parallel to pipeline’
V JA jacketed ’jacketed’
V MK 3 way ’multi port, 3 way valve’
V ML 4 way ’multi port, 4 way valve’
V RA @@no Cu alloys ’for ammonia service, no copper alloys permitted’
V RB no Cu alloys ’no copper or copper alloys permitted’
V RC chlorine service ’chlorine service’
V RD DEA/MEA service ’DEA/MEA service’
V RE @@NACE ’NACE service’
V RN ultra high temp ’ultra high temperature service’
V RO oxygen service ’oxygen service’
V SD SWE at locn D ’socketwelded connection at location D’
V SE SWE at locn E ’socketwelded connection at location E’
V SG SWE at locn G ’socketwelded connection at location G’
V TA tap at locn A ’tap at location A’
V TC tap at locn C ’tap at location C’
V TD tap at locn D ’tap at location D’
V TG tap at locn G ’tap at location G’
V TH tap at locn G & H ’tap at locations G & H’
V TU RFTBFE, drain tap ’raised face thru-bolted flanged ends, drain tap on valve
body’
V WA wrench ’wrench, w/each valve’

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Welded Fittings
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W AA @@90 deg elbow, BE ’90 deg long radius elbow, beveled ends’
W AB Reducing 90 deg LR elbow, BE ’Reducing 90 deg long radius elbow, beveled ends’
W AC @@90 deg SR elbow, BE ’90 deg short radius elbow, beveled ends’
W AD @@45 deg elbow, BE ’45 deg elbow, beveled ends’
W AG Miter elbow, 2 piece ’Weld miter 45 elbow, 2 piece 1 weld’
W AH Miter elbow, 3 piece ’Weld miter elbow, 3 piece 2 weld type A’
W BA @@Stub end per ANSI-B16.9 ’Stub end per ANSI-B16.9’
W BC Stub end MSS-SP-43 Tp A ’Stub end MSS-SP-43 Type A’
W BD Stub end MSS-SP-43 Tp B ’Stub end MSS-SP-43 Type B’
W BE Stub end MSS-SP-43 Tp C ’Stub end MSS-SP-43 Type C’
W CA @@Cap, BE ’Cap, beveled ends’
W DA Weld boss ’Weld boss’
W DB THD half coupling ’Threaded half coupling’
W DC @@Coupling ’Coupling’
W OA @@Weldolet ’Weldolet’
W OB @@Sockolet ’Sockolet’
W OC @@Thredolet ’Thredolet’
W OD @@Elbolet ’Elbolet’
W OE Nipolet 3.5" long ’Nipolet 3.5" long’
W OF Nipolet 4.5" long ’Nipolet 4.5" long’
W OG Nipolet 5.5" long ’Nipolet 5.5" long’
W OH Nipolet 6.5" long ’Nipolet 6.5" long’
W OI @@Latrolet ’Latrolet’
W OJ Weld boss ’Weld boss’
W OK Weld saddle ’Weld saddle’
W OS Sweepolet ’Sweepolet’
W OT @@Flat weldolet ’Flat weldolet’
W OU @@Flat sockolet ’Flat sockolet’
W OV Flat thredolet ’Flat thredolet’
W OX Weldolet ’Weldolet, calculation required’
W OY Sockolet ’Sockolet, calculation required’
W OZ Thredolet ’Thredolet, calculation required’
W RA @@Concentric reducer, BE ’Concentric reducer, beveled ends’
W RB @@Eccentric reducer, BE ’Eccentric reducer, beveled ends’
W SA @@Concentric swage ’Concentric swage’
W SB @@Eccentric swage ’Eccentric swage’
W TA @@Tee, BE ’Tee, beveled ends’
W TB @@Reducing tee, BE ’Reducing tee, beveled ends’
W TL Weld 45 deg lateral ’Weld 45 deg lateral fitting’
W TM Reducing weld 45 deg lateral ’Reducing weld 45 deg lateral fitting’
W UA Weld retn bend LR ’Weld return bend long radius’
W UB Weld retn bend SR ’Weld return bend short radius’
W XA Weld cross ’Weld cross’
W XB Reducing weld cross ’Reducing weld cross’
W YA Weld 45 lateral reinf ’Weld 45 deg lateral reinforced’
W ZA Buttweld ’Buttweld’
W ZB @@Reinforcing weld ’Reinforcing weld’
W __ Standard fittings ’Cap/ell/tee’

W AA @@BE ’beveled ends’

W AB BE LT ’bevel ends long tangent’
W AZ ’’
W BA @@PE ’plain ends’
W CA @@MTE ’male threaded ends’
Codes
D. Commodity
W CB MTLE/BSE ’thread large end & bevel small end’
W CC @@BLE/MTSE ’beveled large x male threaded small ends’
W CD GLE/TSE ’groove large end & THD small end’
W CE MTLE/PSE ’thread large end & plain small end’
W CF @@PLE/MTSE ’plain large x male thread small ends’
W CG @@BLE/PSE ’bevel large x plain small ends’
W FB @@RFFE ’raised face flanged ends’
W FD RFFE, 125 Ra finish ’raised face flanged ends, 125 Ra finish’
W FF RFFE, 125-250 Ra finish ’raised face flanged ends, 125-250 Ra finish’
W FG RFFE, 63-250 Ra finish ’raised face flanged ends, 63-250 Ra finish’

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W FH RFFE, 63-125 Ra finish ’raised face flanged ends, 63-125 Ra finish’

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W FI RFFE, 3 Ra finish ’raised face flanged ends, 3 Ra finish’

W FJ RJFE ’ring joint flanged ends’
W SA @@SWE ’socketwelded ends’
W TA @@FTE ’female threaded ends’
W ZZ @@ ’’

W AA S-5S ’Sch 5S’

W AB S-10S ’Sch 10S’
W AC S-40S ’Sch 40S’
W AD @@S-80S ’Sch 80S’
W AF S-10 ’Sch 10’
W AG S-20 ’Sch 20’
W AH S-30 ’Sch 30’
W AI S-40 ’Sch 40’
W AJ S-60 ’Sch 60’
W AK S-80 ’Sch 80’
W AL S-100 ’Sch 100’
W AM S-120 ’Sch 120’
W AN S-140 ’Sch 140’
W AO @@S-160 ’Sch 160’
W AW @@bore ’[???]’
W BA S-LW ’light-weight’
W BB S-STD ’standard-weight’
W BC S-XS ’X-strong’
W BD @@S-XXS ’XX-strong’
W BQ @@CL3000 ’CL3000’
W BR @@CL6000 ’CL6000’
W BS @@CL9000 ’CL9000’
W CA 0.125" ’0.125"’
W CB 0.188" ’0.188"’
W CC 0.25" ’0.25"’
W CD 0.312" ’0.312"’
W CE 0.375" ’0.375"’
W CF 0.438" ’0.438"’
W CG 0.5" ’0.5"’
W CH 0.562" ’0.562"’
W CI 0.625" ’0.625"’
W CJ 0.688" ’0.688"’
W CK 0.75" ’0.75"’
W CL 0.812" ’0.812"’
W CM 0.875" ’0.875"’
W CN 0.938" ’0.938"’
W CO 1" ’1"’
W CP 1.062" ’1.062"’
W CQ 1.125" ’1.125"’
W CR 1.188" ’1.188"’
W CS 1.25" ’1.25"’
W CT 1.375" ’1.375"’
W CU 1.5" ’1.5"’
W CV 1.625" ’1.625"’
W CW 1.781" ’1.781"’
W CX 1.875" ’1.875"’
W DD 0.281" ’0.281"’
W DF 0.906" ’0.906"’
W DH 1.312" ’1.312"’
W DJ 1.406" ’1.406"’
W DL 1.594" ’1.594"’
W DN 1.75" ’1.75"’
W EA 2" ’2"’
W EB 2.125" ’2.125"’
W EC 2.25" ’2.25"’
W ED 2.375" ’2.375"’
W EE 2.5" ’2.5"’
W EF 2.625" ’2.625"’
W EH 2.875" ’2.875"’
W FE 3.5" ’3.5"’
W MA 2.0 mm ’2.0 mm’
W MB 2.5 mm ’2.5 mm’
W MC 3.0 mm ’3.0 mm’
W MD 3.5 mm ’3.5 mm’
W ME 4.0 mm ’4.0 mm’
W MF 4.5 mm ’4.5 mm’
W MG 5.0 mm ’5.0 mm’

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W MH 6.0 mm ’6.0 mm’
W MI 7.0 mm ’7.0 mm’

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W MJ 8.0 mm ’8.0 mm’

W MK 10.0 mm ’10.0 mm’
W ML 12.0 mm ’12.0 mm’
W MM 16.0 mm ’16.0 mm’
W MN 20.0 mm ’20.0 mm’
W MO 25.0 mm ’25.0 mm’
W MP 30.0 mm ’30.0 mm’
W MQ 35.0 mm ’35.0 mm’
W MR 40.0 mm ’40.0 mm’
W MS 50.0 mm ’50.0 mm’
W MT 60.0 mm ’60.0 mm’
W MU 80.0 mm ’80.0 mm’
W MV 100.0 mm ’100.0 mm’
W NP 32.0 mm ’32.0 mm’
W NR 45.0 mm ’45.0 mm (1.771")’
W PA 3.2 mm ’3.2 mm (0.125")’
W PB 4.8 mm ’4.8 mm (0.188")’
W PC 6.4 mm ’6.4 mm (0.25")’
W PD 7.9 mm ’7.9 mm (0.312")’
W PE 9.5 mm ’9.5 mm (0.375")’
W PF 11.1 mm ’11.1 mm (0.438")’
W PG 12.7 mm ’12.7 mm (0.5")’
W PH 14.3 mm ’14.3 mm (0.562")’
W PI 15.9 mm ’15.9 mm (0.625")’
W PJ 17.5 mm ’17.5 mm (0.688")’
W PK 19.1 mm ’19.1 mm (0.75")’
W PL 20.6 mm ’20.6 mm (0.812")’
W PM 22.2 mm ’22.2 mm (0.875")’
W PN 23.8 mm ’23.8 mm (0.938")’
W PO 25.4 mm ’25.4 mm (1")’
W PP 27.0 mm ’27.0 mm (1.062")’
W PQ 28.6 mm ’28.6 mm (1.125")’
W PR 30.2 mm ’30.2 mm (1.188")’
W PS 31.8 mm ’31.8 mm (1.25")’
W PV 39.0 mm ’39.0 mm’
W PW 56.0 mm ’56.0 mm (2.204")’
W PX 41.0 mm ’41.0 mm’
W PZ 29.0 mm ’29.0 mm’
W QA 43.0 mm ’43.0 mm (1.692")’
W QE 47.0 mm ’47.0 mm’
W QF 26.0 mm ’26.0 mm’
W QG 19.0 mm ’19.0 mm’
W ZW thk per reqn ’thk ??’
W ZZ @@ ’’

W AAA @@ASTM-A234-WPB ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WPB’

W AAB ASTM-A234-WPB, alum ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WPB, aluminized per ASTM-A676’
W AAC ASTM-A234-WPB, galv ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WPB, galvanized’
W AAD ASTM-A234-WPB T&W ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WPB, treated & wrapped’
W AAG ASTM-A105, alum ’ASTM-A105, aluminized’
W AAH @@ASME-SA234-WPB ’ASME-SA234 Gr.WPB’
W AAI ASTM-A234-WPB ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WPB, fully stress relieved’
W AAJ ASTM-A234-WPB alum T&W ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WPB, aluminized, treated & wrapped’
W AAP @@ASTM-A234-WPB Dur-O-Lok ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WPB Dur-O-Lok fitting’
W ABB ASTM-A350 LF2 ’ASTM-A350 Gr.LF2’
W ABL @@ASTM-A420 WPL6 ’ASTM-A420 Gr.WPL6’
W AFA @@ASTM-A105 ’ASTM-A105’
W AFB @@ASTM-A350 LF2 ’ASTM-A350 Gr.LF2’
W AFE @@ASME-SA105 ’ASME-SA105’
W AFH ASTM-A105, galv ’ASTM-A105, galvanized’
W ASA ASTM-A234-WPB ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WPB, seamless’
W ASB ASTM-A234-WPB, alum ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WPB, aluminized, per ASTM-A676, seamless’
W ASC ASTM-A234-WPB, galv ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WPB, galvanized, seamless’
Codes
D. Commodity
W ASD ASTM-A234-WPB T&W ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WPB, treated & wrapped, seamless’
W ASE ASME-SA234-WPB ’ASME-SA234 Gr.WPB, seamless’
W ASF ASTM-A234-WPB alum T&W ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WPB, aluminized, treated & wrapped, seamless’
W ASG ASTM-A420 WPL6 ’ASTM-A420 Gr.WPL6, seamless’
W ASH ASTM-A420-WPL6 ’ASTM-A420 Gr.WPL6 seamless, special testing required’

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W ASK ASTM-A234-WPB ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WPB, seamless, special testing required’
W AZA @@carbon steel ’carbon steel’
W EAY ASTM-A234-WP1W ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WP1W, carbon moly’
W EAZ ASTM-A234-WP1 ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WP1, carbon moly’
W EFA ASTM-A182-F1 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F1, carbon moly’
W ESA ASTM-A234-WP1 ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WP1, carbon moly, seamless’
W FAC @@ASTM-A234-WP11 ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WP11’
W FAF ASTM-A234-WP22 ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WP22, 2.25Cr-1Mo’
W FAH @@ASTM-A234-WP5 ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WP5’
W FAL @@ASTM-A234-WP9 ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WP9’
W FAM @@ASTM-A234-WP11 Dur-O-Lok ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WP11 1.25Cr-0.5Mo Dur-O-Lok fitting’
W FAT ASTM-A182-F5 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F5’
W FBD ASTM-A336-F21 ’ASTM-A336 Gr.F21, 2.25Cr-1Mo’
W FFC @@ASTM-A182-F11 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F11’
W FFE ASTM-A234-WP11W ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WP11W, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo’
W FFF ASTM-A182-F22 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F22, 2.25Cr-1Mo’
W FFI ASTM-A182-F5A ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F5A, 5Cr-0.5Mo’
W FFL @@ASTM-A182-F9 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F9’
W FFR ASTM-A182-F11 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F11, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo’
W FFT @@ASTM-A182-F5 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F5’
W FSA ASTM-A234-WP9 ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WP9, 9Cr-1Mo, seamless’
W FSB ASTM-A234-WP11 ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WP11, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo, seamless’
W FSC ASTM-A234-WP22 ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WP22, 2.25Cr-1Mo, seamless’
W FSD ASTM-A234-WP5 ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WP5, 5Cr-0.5Mo, seamless’
W FZA @@chrome steel ’chrome alloy steel’
W GAA @@ASME-SA234-WP11 ’ASME-SA234 Gr.WP11’
W GAF ASME-SA234-WP22 ’ASME-SA234 Gr.WP22, 2.25Cr-1Mo’
W GFC @@ASME-SA182-F11 ’ASME-SA182 Gr.F11’
W GFF ASME-SA182-F22 ’ASME-SA182 Gr.F22, 2.25Cr-1Mo’
W GSA ASME-SA234-WP11 ’ASME-SA234 Gr.WP11, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo, seamless’
W IFA @@ASTM-A182-F304 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F304’
W IFB @@ASTM-A182-F304L ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F304L’
W IFF @@ASTM-A182-F316 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F316’
W IFG ASTM-A182-F316L ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F316L’
W IFJ @@ASTM-A182-F321 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F321’
W IFL ASTM-A182-F347 ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F347’
W IFY ASTM-A182-F347H ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F347H’
W IFZ ASTM-A182-F304H ’ASTM-A182 Gr.F304H’
W IIA ASTM-A403-WP304S ’ASTM-A403 Gr.WP304S’
W IIB ASTM-A403-WP304LS ’ASTM-A403 Gr.WP304LS’
W IIC ASTM-A403-WP304LWX ’ASTM-A403 Gr.WP304LWX’
W IID ASTM-A403-WP304WX ’ASTM-A403 Gr.WP304WX’
W IIE ASME-SA403-WP316L ’ASME-SA403 Gr.WP316L’
W IIF ASTM-A403-WP316S ’ASTM-A403 Gr.WP316S’
W IIG ASTM-A403-WP316LS ’ASTM-A403 Gr.WP316LS’
W IIH ASTM-A403-WP316LWX ’ASTM-A403 Gr.WP316LWX’
W IIJ ASTM-A403-WP321S ’ASTM-A403 Gr.WP321S’
W IIK ASTM-A403-WP316WX ’ASTM-A403 Gr.WP316WX’
W IIL ASTM-A403-WP347 ’ASTM-A403 Gr.WP347’
W IIM ASTM-A403-WP321WX ’ASTM-A403 Gr.WP321WX’
W IIN ASTM-A403-WP347WX ’ASTM-A403 Gr.WP347WX’
W IIS ASTM-A403-WP304HWX ’ASTM-A403 Gr.WP304HWX’
W IIY ASTM-A403-WP347H ’ASTM-A403 Gr.WP347H’
W IIZ ASTM-A403-WP304S ’ASTM-A403 Gr.WP304S, special testing required’
W IKA ASTM-A451-HF modified ’ASTM-A451 Gr.HF modified, Spec 400-31’
W IKB @@ASTM-A403-WP304 ’ASTM-A403 Gr.WP304’
W IKD @@ASTM-A403-WP304L ’ASTM-A403 Gr.WP304L’
W IKE @@ASTM-A403-WP316 ’ASTM-A403 Gr.WP316’
W IKF @@ASTM-A403-WP321 ’ASTM-A403 Gr.WP321’
W IZA @@stainless steel ’stainless steel’
W OAA ASTM-B366-WPNIC, Incoloy ’ASTM-B366 Gr.WPNIC UNS N08800, Incoloy 800’
W OAB ASTM-B564, Incoloy ’ASTM-B564 UNS NO8800, Incoloy’
W OSA ASTM-B366-WPNIC, Incoloy ’ASTM-B366 Gr.WPNIC UNS N08800, Incoloy 800, seamless’
W OSB ASTM-B564, Incoloy smls ’ASTM-B564 UNS NO8800, Incoloy, seamless’
W PAA ASTM-B366, Alloy 20 ’ASTM-B366 UNS NO8020, Alloy 20 (wrought fittings)’
W PAB @@ASTM-B366-WPNC1 UNS N06600 ’ASTM-B366 Gr.WPNC1 UNS N06600’
W PFA ASTM-B462, Alloy 20 ’ASTM-B462 UNS NO8020, Alloy 20 (forged fittings)’
W SAA ASTM-B361-WP6061-T6 ’ASTM-B361 Gr.WP6061-T6, aluminum’
W SSA ASTM-B361-WP6061-T6 ’ASTM-B361 Gr.WP6061-T6, aluminum, seamless’
W WAA @@ASTM-A234-WPB, cement lined ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WPB, cement lined’
W WAB ASTM-A234-WPB, cement lined & T&W ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WPB, cement lined, treated & wrapped’
W WAC ASTM-A234-WPB, cement lined ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WPBW, cement lined’
W WAD ASTM-A234-WPB, cement lined & T&C ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WPBW, cement lined, threaded & coupled’
W WAE ASTM-A234-WPB, cement lined & T&W ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WPBW, cement lined, treated & wrapped’
W WSA ASTM-A234-WPB, cement ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WPB, cement lined, seamless’
W WSB ASTM-A234-WPB, cement lined & T&W ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WPB, cement lined, treated & wrapped, seamless’
W WXX ASTM-A234-WPB ’ASTM-A234 Gr.WPB, epoxy lined’
W ___ unspecified matl ’matl specification to be added later’

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Gaskets
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! FIRST LETTER: X - GASKETS

X A @@Full face gasket ’Full face gasket’

X B Full plas gasket ’Full face flat plastic gasket’
X C @@Ring gasket ’Ring gasket’
X D @@Spiral wound gasket ’Spiral wound gasket’
X E Serrated gasket ’Serrated gasket’
X F Corrugated gasket ’Corrugated gasket’
X G Double jkt gasket ’Double jacketed gasket’
X H @@Double jacketed corrugated gasket ’Double jacketed corrugated gasket’
X I Envelope gasket ’Envelope gasket’
X J Plastic ring gasket ’Flat plastic ring gasket’
X K Ring gasket ’Ring gasket for plastic lined pipe’
X L @@Ring joint gasket, oval ’Ring joint gasket, oval’
X M Octagonal RJ gasket ’Octagonal ring joint gasket’
X N Lens joint gasket ’Lens joint gasket’
X R Seal ring gasket ’Seal ring gasket’
X S Gasket per reqn ’Gasket ??’
X T Ring gasket per reqn ’Ring gasket ??’
X U Full face gasket per reqn ’Full face gasket ??’
X V Vic gasket ’Victaulic gasket’

X AA @@ANSI-B16.5 CL150 ’ANSI-B16.5 CL150’

X AB @@ANSI-B16.5 CL300 ’ANSI-B16.5 CL300’
X AC ANSI-B16.5 CL400 ’ANSI-B16.5 CL400’
X AD @@ANSI-B16.5 CL600 ’ANSI-B16.5 CL600’
X AE @@ANSI-B16.5 CL900 ’ANSI-B16.5 CL900’
X AF @@ANSI-B16.5 CL1500 ’ANSI-B16.5 CL1500’
X AG ANSI-B16.5 CL2500 ’ANSI-B16.5 CL2500’
X AX rating per reqn ’rating ??’
X BA @@API-605 CL150 ’API-605 CL150’
X BB @@API-605 CL300 ’API-605 CL300’
X BC API-605 CL400 ’API-605 CL400’
X BD API-605 CL600 ’API-605 CL600’
X BE API-605 CL900 ’API-605 CL900’
X BH API-605 CL75 ’API-605 CL75’
X CA @@MSS-SP-44 CL150 ’MSS-SP-44 CL150’
X CB @@MSS-SP-44 CL300 ’MSS-SP-44 CL300’
X CD @@MSS-SP-44 CL600 ’MSS-SP-44 CL600’
X CE MSS-SP-44 CL900 ’MSS-SP-44 CL900’
X DA ANSI-B16.1 CL25 ’ANSI-B16.1 CL25’
X DB ANSI-B16.1 CL125 ’ANSI-B16.1 CL125’
X DC ANSI-B16.1 CL250 ’ANSI-B16.1 CL250’
X DD ANSI-B16.1 CL800 ’ANSI-B16.1 CL800’
X SA @@CL150 ’CL150’
X SB CL300 ’CL300’
X SC CL400 ’CL400’
X SD CL600 ’CL600’
X SE CL900 ’CL900’
X SF CL1500 ’CL1500’
X SG CL2500 ’CL2500’
X SH @@AWWA-C207 Cl.E ’AWWA-C207 Cl.E’
X TB Taylor Forge CL75 ’Taylor Forge CL75’
X TC Taylor Forge CL125 ’Taylor Forge CL125’
X TD Taylor Forge CL125LW ’Taylor Forge CL125LW’
X TE Taylor Forge CL175 ’Taylor Forge CL175’
Codes
D. Commodity
X TF Taylor Forge CL250 ’Taylor Forge CL250’
X TG Taylor Forge CL350 ’Taylor Forge CL350’
X ZZ ’’

X A @@0.0625" thk ’0.0625" thk, ANSI-B16.21’

X B @@0.125" thk ’0.125" thk, API-601’
X C 0.1875" thk ’0.1875" thk API-601’
X D 0.25" thk ’0.25" thk’
X E 0.125" comp thk ’0.125" compressed thk API 601’
X F @@ANSI-B16.20 ’ANSI-B16.20’

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X H @@0.0625" thk ’0.0625" thk’

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X I 0.125" thk ’0.125" thk’

X J 0.1875" thk ’0.1875" thk’
X K 0.25" thk ’0.25" thk’
X L 0.5" thk ’0.5" thk’
X N 1.6 mm thk ’1.6 mm thk, ANSI-B16.21’
X O 3.2 mm thk ’3.2 mm thk, API-601’
X P 4.8 mm thk ’4.8 mm thk, API-601’
X Q 6.4 mm thk ’6.4 mm thk’
X R 3.2 mm thk ’3.2 mm thk, API 601’
X S 1.6 mm thk ’1.6 mm thk’
X T 3.2 mm thk ’3.2 mm thk’
X U 4.8 mm thk ’4.8 mm thk’
X V 6.4 mm thk ’6.4 mm thk’
X X thk per reqn ’thk ??’
X Z ’’

X AA S-5S ’Sch 5S’

X AB S-10S ’Sch 10S’
X AC S-40S ’Sch 40S’
X AD S-80S ’Sch 80S’
X AF S-10 ’Sch 10’
X AG S-20 ’Sch 20’
X AH S-30 ’Sch 30’
X AI S-40 ’Sch 40’
X AJ S-60 ’Sch 60’
X AK S-80 ’Sch 80’
X AL S-100 ’Sch 100’
X AM S-120 ’Sch 120’
X AN S-140 ’Sch 140’
X AO S-160 ’Sch 160’
X AW [???]|bore to match| ’[???]’
X BA S-LW ’light-weight’
X BB S-STD ’standard-weight’
X BC S-XS ’X-strong’
X BD S-XXS ’XX-strong’
X CA 0.125" ’0.125"’
X CB 0.188" ’0.188"’
X CC 0.25" ’0.25"’
X CD 0.312" ’0.312"’
X CE 0.375" ’0.375"’
X CF 0.438" ’0.438"’
X CG 0.5" ’0.5"’
X CH 0.562" ’0.562"’
X CI 0.625" ’0.625"’
X CJ 0.688" ’0.688"’
X CK 0.75" ’0.75"’
X CL 0.812" ’0.812"’
X CM 0.875" ’0.875"’
X CN 0.938" ’0.938"’
X CO 1" ’1"’
X CP 1.062" ’1.062"’
X CQ 1.125" ’1.125"’
X CR 1.188" ’1.188"’
X CS 1.25" ’1.25"’
X DD 0.281" ’0.281"’
X MA 2.0 mm ’2.0 mm’
X MB 2.5 mm ’2.5 mm’
X MC 3.0 mm ’3.0 mm’
X MD 3.5 mm ’3.5 mm’
X ME 4.0 mm ’4.0 mm’
X MF 4.5 mm ’4.5 mm’
X MG 5.0 mm ’5.0 mm’
X MH 6.0 mm ’6.0 mm’
X MI 7.0 mm ’7.0 mm’
X MJ 8.0 mm ’8.0 mm’
X MK 10.0 mm ’10.0 mm’
X MM 16.0 mm ’16.0 mm’
X MN 20.0 mm ’20.0 mm’
X MO 25.0 mm ’25.0 mm’
X MP 30.0 mm ’30.0 mm’
X MQ 35.0 mm ’35.0 mm’
X MR 40.0 mm ’40.0 mm’

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X MS 50.0 mm ’50.0 mm’
X MT 60.0 mm ’60.0 mm’
X MU 80.0 mm ’80.0 mm’

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X MV 100.0 mm ’100.0 mm’

X PA 3.2 mm ’3.2 mm (0.125")’
X PB 4.8 mm ’4.8 mm (0.188")’
X PD 6.4 mm ’6.4 mm (0.25")’
X PE 9.5 mm ’9.5 mm (0.375")’
X PF 11.1 mm ’11.1 mm (0.438")’
X PG 12.7 mm ’12.7 mm (0.5")’
X PH 14.3 mm ’14.3 mm (0.562")’
X PI 15.9 mm ’15.9 mm (0.625")’
X PJ 17.5 mm ’17.5 mm (0.688")’
X PK 19.1 mm ’19.1 mm (0.75")’
X PL 20.6 mm ’20.6 mm (0.812")’
X PM 22.2 mm ’22.2 mm (0.875")’
X PN 23.8 mm ’23.8 mm (0.938")’
X PO 25.4 mm ’25.4 mm (1")’
X PP 27.0 mm ’27.0 mm (1.062")’
X PQ 28.6 mm ’28.6 mm (1.125")’
X PR 30.2 mm ’30.2 mm (1.188")’
X PS 31.8 mm ’31.8 mm (1.25")’
X ZZ @@ ’’

X AAA low CS ’low CS, 120 BHN max’

X AAB @@5Cr-0.5Mo, 130 BHN max ’5Cr-0.5Mo, 130 BHN max’
X AAC 347 SS ’347 SS’
X AAD 12Cr TP410 ’12 chrome Type 410’
X AAE 321 SS ’321 SS’
X AAF 316 SS ’316 SS, 130-140 BHN’
X AAG @@347 SS, 140 BHN max ’347 SS, 140 BHN max’
X ALR 316 SS, special ’316 SS, w/0.05% C max, 12% Ni min, 2.2% Mo min, 130-140 BHN’
X AZY @@soft iron, 90 BHN max ’soft iron, 90 BHN max’
X AZZ soft steel ’soft steel’
X HAA Incoloy 800 ’Incoloy 800’
X HAB @@Inconel 600, graph filled ’Inconel 600, graphite filled’
X ICA org fiber/SBR binder ’organic fiber/SBR binder Garlock Style 3400’
X ICB org fiber/CR binder ’organic fiber/neoprene binder Garlock Style 3300’
X ICC @@org fiber, nitrile binder ’organic fiber, nitrile binder, ANSI-B16.21, Garlock Style
3000’
X ICD org fiber/EPDM binder ’organic fiber/EPDM binder Garlock Style 3700’
X ICE org fiber/SBR binder ’organic fiber/SBR binder Garlock Style 3200’
X LAA Grafoil/304 ’Grafoil, 304 SS wire mesh inserted, Lamons GHE’
X LAB Grafoil/316 ’Grafoil, 316 SS mesh tang inserted, Lamons GHE’
X PAA Viton ’Viton’
X PAD EPDM/Victaulic ’EPDM Victaulic Gr.E’
X PAE BUNA-N/Victaulic ’BUNA-N Victaulic Gr.T’
X PAF neoprene/Victaulic ’neoprene Victaulic Gr.V’
X QAB Monel, TFE filled, Monel center ring ’Monel, Teflon filled, Monel center ring’
X QAC Alloy 20/TFE CS center ring ’Alloy 20, Teflon filled, CS center ring’
X QAD neoprene sheet ’neoprene sheet, Manville Style 103C’
X QRB 316L/TFE CS center ring ’316L SS, Teflon filled, CS center ring’
X QRC 316/metal oval ring ’316 SS, metal oval ring’
X QRF 316L/graph filled, CS center ring ’316L SS, graphite filled, CS center ring’
X QSA 304/mica/graph CS center ring ’304 SS, mica/graphite filled, CS center ring’
X QSB 304/mi/grph CS center ring, 304 IR ’304 SS, mica/graphite filled, CS center ring & 304 SS inner
ring’
X QSC 316/mica/graph CS center ring ’316 SS, mica/graphite filled, CS center ring’
X QSD 316/mi/grph CS center ring, 316 IR ’316 SS, mica/graphite filled, CS center ring & 316 SS inner
ring’
X QSF @@304/Teflon-F, CS center ring, 304 IR ’304 SS, Teflon filled, CS center ring, 304 SS inner ring’
X QSG @@304/graph-F, CS center ring ’304 SS, graphite filled, CS center ring’
X QSH @@304/Teflon-F, CS center ring ’304 SS, Teflon filled, CS center ring’
X QSJ @@316/graph-F, CS center ring, 316 IR ’316 SS, graphite filled, CS center, 316 SS inner ring’
X QSK @@316/graph-F, CS center ring ’316 SS, graphite filled, CS center ring’
X QSL @@304/graph-F, CS center ring, 304 IR ’304 SS, graphite filled, CS center, 304 SS inner ring’
Codes
D. Commodity
X QSM 347/graph CS center ring ’347 SS, graphite filled, CS center ring’
X QSN 347/graph CS center ring, 347 IR ’347 SS, graphite filled, CS center & 347 SS inner ring’
X QSO 347/graph filled ’347 SS, graphite filled, Flexitallic special Style R’
X QSP Inconel/graph filled ’Inconel, graphite filled, 304 SS inner/outer ring’
X QSS 304/graph CS center ring, 304 IR ’304 SS, graphite filled, CS gage & 304 SS inner ring’
X QST 304/graph 304 center ring ’304 SS, graphite filled, 304 SS center ring’
X QSU 304/graph 304 center ring, 304 IR ’304 SS, graphite filled, 304 SS gage & inner ring’
X QSV 347/graph 347 center ring ’347 SS, graphite filled, 347 SS center ring’
X QSW @@321/graph, CS center ring ’321 SS, graphite filled, CS center ring’
X QSX @@321/graph, CS center ring, 321 IR ’321 SS, graphite filled, CS center, 321 SS inner ring’
X QUE @@neoprene sheet ’neoprene sheet’

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Bolting
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! FIRST LETTER: Y - BOLTING

Y A @@Bolt set for FFFE joint ’Bolt set for flat face joint’
Y B @@Bolt set for RFFE joint ’Bolt set for raised face joint’
Y F Bolt set for lap joint ’Bolt set for lap joint’
Y H Jackscrew pair ’Jackscrew pair’
Y J Bolt set for RJFE joint ’Bolt set for ring joint flanged end’
Y L Bolt set for lens joint ’Bolt set for lens joint’
Y M ’Miscellaneous bolting’
Y Z @@ ’’

Y JA 8 - 0.5" diam ’8 - 0.5" diam’

Y JB @@8 - 0.625" diam ’8 - 0.625" diam’
Y JC @@16 - 0.625" diam ’16 - 0.625" diam’
Y JD @@16 - 0.75" diam ’16 - 0.75" diam’
Y JE @@24 - 0.75" diam ’24 - 0.75" diam’
Y JF 16 - 0.875" diam ’16 - 0.875" diam’
Y JG @@24 - 0.875" diam ’24 - 0.875" diam’
Y JH @@24 - 1" diam ’24 - 1" diam’
Y JI @@32 - 1" diam ’32 - 1" diam’
Y JJ 24 - 1.125" diam ’24 - 1.125" diam’
Y JK @@32 - 1.125" diam ’32 - 1.125" diam’
Y JL @@40 - 1.125" diam ’40 - 1.125" diam’
Y JM 32 - 1.25" diam ’32 - 1.25" diam’
Y JN @@40 - 1.25" diam ’40 - 1.25" diam’
Y JO @@48 - 1.25" diam ’48 - 1.25" diam’
Y JP @@56 - 1.25" diam ’56 - 1.25" diam’
Y JQ 40 - 1.375" diam ’40 - 1.375" diam’
Y JR 40 - 1.5" diam ’40 - 1.5" diam’
Y JS @@48 - 1.5" diam ’48 - 1.5" diam’
Y JT @@64 - 1.5" diam ’64 - 1.5" diam’
Y JU @@72 - 1.5" diam ’72 - 1.5" diam’
Y JV @@88 - 1.5" diam ’88 - 1.5" diam’
Y JW 40 - 1.625" diam ’40 - 1.625" diam’
Y JX 48 - 1.625" diam ’48 - 1.625" diam’
Y JY 64 - 1.625" diam ’64 - 1.625" diam’
Y JZ @@56 - 1.75" diam ’56 - 1.75" diam’
Y KA 88 - 1.75" diam ’88 - 1.75" diam’
Y KB 104 - 1.75" diam ’104 - 1.75" diam’
Y KC 48 - 1.875" diam ’48 - 1.875" diam’
Y KD 64 - 1.875" diam ’64 - 1.875" diam’
Y KE @@64 - 2" diam ’64 - 2" diam’
Y LA @@8 - 1.25" diam ’8 - 1.25" diam’
Y ZZ @@ ’’

Y C bolt hvy hex hd, w/nut ’machine bolt hex head, w/nut, heavy series ANSI-B1.1’
Y D bolt hvy hex, w/nut orifice ’machine bolt hex head, w/nut, heavy series ANSI-B1.1’
Y E bolt hvy hex hd, w/o nut ’machine bolt hex head, w/o nut, heavy series ANSI-B1.1’
Y F stud, w/hvy hex nuts ’studbolt, w/four hex nuts, heavy series ANSI-B1.1’
Y G stud, w/nut & 2 washers ’studbolt, w/two flat washers & hex nuts, heavy series
ANSI-B1.1’
Y H @@stud w/hvy hex nuts ’studbolts w/hex nuts, heavy series per ANSI-B1.1’
Y I stud hvy hex nuts orifice ’studbolt, w/hex nuts, heavy series ANSI-B1.1’
Y L mach bolt hex hd, w/o nut ’machine bolt hex head, w/flat washer, w/o nut, heavy series
ANSI-B1.1’
Y M @@machine bolt hex hd w/nuts ’machine bolt hex head w/nuts per ANSI-B1.1’
Y P @@cap screw hex head ’cap screw hex head w/o nut, heavy series per ANSI-B1.1’
Y Y hex nut, heavy series ’hex nut heavy series ANSI-B1.1’
Y Z ’’

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Y FA 1" lg ’1" long’
Y FB 1.25" lg ’1.25" long’
Y FC @@1.5" lg ’1.5" long’
Y FD @@1.75" lg ’1.75" long’
Y FE @@2" lg ’2" long’
Y FF @@2.25" lg ’2.25" long’
Y FG @@2.5" lg ’2.5" long’
Y FH @@2.75" lg ’2.75" long’
Y FI @@3" lg ’3" long’
Y FJ @@3.25" lg ’3.25" long’
Y FK @@3.5" lg ’3.5" long’
Y FL @@3.75" lg ’3.75" long’
Y FM @@4" lg ’4" long’
Y FN @@4.25" lg ’4.5" long’
Y FO @@4.5" lg ’4" long’
Y FP 4.75" lg ’4.5" long’
Y FQ 5" lg ’5" long’
Y FR @@5.25" lg ’5.25" long’
Y FS 5.5" lg ’5.5" long’
Y FT @@5.75" lg ’5.75" long’
Y FU 6" lg ’6" long’
Y FV @@6.25" lg ’6.25" long’
Y FX @@6.5" lg ’6.5" long’
Y FY 6.75" lg ’6.75" long’
Y FZ 7" lg ’7" long’
Y GA 7.25" lg ’7.25" long’
Y GB 7.5" lg ’7.5" long’
Y GC 7.75" lg ’7.75" long’
Y GD 8" lg ’8" long’
Y MC +15 mm ’plus 15 mm added length’
Y MD +20 mm ’plus 20 mm added length’
Y ME +25 mm ’plus 25 mm added length’
Y MG +40 mm ’plus 40 mm added length’
Y MI +50 mm ’plus 50 mm added length’
Y ZZ @@ ’’

Y AAA @@ASTM-A307-B w/A563-A hvy hex nuts ’ASTM-A307 Gr.B w/A563 Gr.A hvy hex nuts’
Y AAB ASTM-A307-B, w/A563-A nuts ’ASTM-A307 Gr.B w/A563 Gr.A nuts, w/ASTM-B695, Cl.50 zinc
coating’
Y AAW ASTM-A307-B ’ASTM-A307 Gr.B’
Y AAX ASTM-A307-B ’ASTM-A307 Gr.B, w/o nuts, w/ASTM-B695, Cl.50 zinc coating’
Y FFB @@ASTM-A193-B8C Cl.1 w/A194-8C hv hx nuts ’ASTM-A193 Gr.B8C Cl.1 w/A194 Gr.8C hvy hex nuts’
Y FFC ASTM-A193-B7, w/A194-2H nuts, cad plated ’ASTM-A193 Gr.B7, w/A194 Gr.2H hvy hex nuts, 300 BHN max,
cadmium plated’
Y FFD @@ASTM-A193-B8C Cl.1 w/A194-8C hv hx nuts ’ASTM-A193 Gr.B8C Cl.1 w/A194 Gr.8C hvy hex nuts, Electofilm
2006 coated’
Y FFF @@ASTM-A193-B7 w/A194-2H hvy hex nts ’ASTM-A193 Gr.B7 w/A194 Gr.2H hvy hex nuts’
Y FFG ASTM-A193-B7 ’ASTM-A193 Gr.B7, Electrofilm 2006 coated’
Y FFL @@ASTM-A193-B7M w/A194-2H hvy hex nuts ’ASTM-A193 Gr.B7M w/A194 Gr.2H hvy hex nuts’
Y FFM ASTM-A193-B7M, w/A194-2HM hvy hex nuts ’ASTM-A193 Gr.B7M, w/A194 Gr.2HM hvy hex nuts’
Y FFN ASTM-A193-B7M, w/A194-2H hvy hex nuts ’ASTM-A193 Gr.B7M, w/A194 Gr.2H hvy hex nuts, Electrofilm 2006
coated’
Y FFO ASTM-A193-B7M, w/A194-2HM hvy hex nuts ’ASTM-A193 Gr.B7M, w/A194 Gr.2HM hvy hex nuts, Electrofilm
2006 coated’
Y FFP @@ASTM-A193-B7M ’ASTM-A193 Gr.B7M’
Y FFT ASTM-A193-B7, w/A194-2H hvy hex nuts ’ASTM-A193 Gr.B7, w/ASTM-A194 Gr.2H hvy hex nuts, Electrofilm
2006 coated’
Y FFU ASTM-A193-B8 Cl.2, w/A194-8 hvy hex nuts ’ASTM-A193 Gr.B8 Cl.2, w/A194 Gr.8 hvy hex nuts’
Y FFV ASTM-A193-B8 Cl.2, w/A194-8 hvy hex nuts ’ASTM-A193 Gr.B8 Cl.2, w/A194 Gr.8 hvy hex nuts, Electrofilm
2006 coated’
Y FFW @@ASTM-A193-B7 ’ASTM-A193 Gr.B7’
Codes
D. Commodity
Y FFX ASTM-A193-B8 Cl.2 ’ASTM-A193 Gr.B8 Cl.2, w/o nuts’
Y FFY ASTM-A193-B8 Cl.2 ’ASTM-A193 Gr.B8 Cl.2, w/o nuts Electrofilm 2006 coated’
Y FFZ ASTM-A193-B8C Cl.2,w/A194-8C hvy hex nuts ’ASTM-A193 Gr.B8C Cl.2, w/ASTM-A194 Gr.8C hvy hex nuts’
Y FGT ASTM-A193-B16, w/A194-3 hvy hex nuts ’ASTM-A193 Gr.B16, w/A194 Gr.3 hvy hex nuts, Electrofilm 2006
coated’
Y FGU @@ASTM-A193-B16 w/A194-4 hvy hex nuts ’ASTM-A193 Gr.B16 w/A194 Gr.4 hvy hex nuts, Electrofilm 2006
coated’
Y FGV ASTM-A193-B16, w/A194-3 hvy hex nuts ’ASTM-A193 Gr.B16, w/ASTM-A194 Gr.3 hvy hex nuts’
Y FYF ASTM-A194-2H ’ASTM-A194 Gr.2H’
Y GGC @@ASME-SA193-B7 w/SA194-2H hvy hex nuts ’ASME-SA193 Gr.B7 w/SA194 Gr.2H hvy hex nuts’
Y GGD ASME-SA193-B7, w/SA194-2H hvy hex nuts ’ASME-SA193 Gr.B7, w/SA194 Gr.2H hvy hex nuts, Electrofilm
2006 coated’

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Y GGE ASME-SA193-B16, w/SA194-3 hvy hex nuts ’ASME-SA193 Gr.B16, w/SA194 Gr.3 hvy hex nuts, Electrofilm
2006 coated’
Y GGF @@ASME-SA193-B16 w/SA194-4 hvy hex nuts ’ASME-SA193 Gr.B16 w/SA194 Gr.4 hvy hex nuts, Electrofilm 2006
coated’
Y GGG ASME-SA193-B16, w/SA194-3 hvy hex nuts ’ASME-SA193 Gr.B16, w/SA194 Gr.3 nuts’
Y IIA ASTM-A453-660 Cl.B ’ASTM-A453 Gr.660 Cl.B nuts, Electrofilm 2006 coated’
Y ILU @@ASTM-A320-B8 Cl.2, w/A194-8 hvy hx nuts ’ASTM-A320 Gr.B8 Cl.2 w/A194 Gr.8 hvy hex nuts’
Y ILV ASTM-A320-B8 Cl.2, w/A194-8 hvy hex nuts ’ASTM-A320 Gr.B8 Cl.2, w/A194 Gr.8 hvy hex nuts, Electrofilm
2006 coated’
Y ILW ASTM-A320-B8 Cl.2 ’ASTM-A320 Gr.B8 Cl.2’
Y ILX ASTM-A320-B8 Cl.2 ’ASTM-A320 Gr.B8 Cl.2, Electrofilm 2006 coated’
Y MLF @@ASTM-A320-L7 w/A194-4 hvy hex nuts ’ASTM-A320 Gr.L7 w/A194 Gr.4 hvy hex nuts’
Y MLG @@ASTM-A320-L7 ’ASTM-A320 Gr.L7’
Y MLH ASTM-A320-L7 ’ASTM-A320 Gr.L7, Electrofilm 2006 coated’
Y MLT ASTM-A320-L7, w/A194-4 hvy hex nuts ’ASTM-A320 Gr.L7, w/A194 Gr.4 hvy hex nuts, Electrofilm 2006
coated’
Y OAA ASTM-B164 ’ASTM-B164 Monel UNS NO4400’

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Appendix E: Calculations From ANSI-B31.1 and ANSI-B31.3

Appendix E Calculations From

ANSI-B31.1 and
ANSI-B31.3
These equations define formulas for the calculation of piping wall thickness and branch reinforcement to resist
positive pressure.

Delivered Equations
The thickness and branch reinforcement logic for the following equations are hardcoded in the software.

EJ01

Source - ANSI-B31.1.1986 [Power Piping]

Thickness logic from paragraph 104.1, equation 3
Reinforcement logic from paragraph 104.3.1(D)

PD
tm = _________ + A 6
2(SE+Py)

EL01

Source - ANSI-B31.3c.1986 [Chemical Plant and Petroleum Refinery Piping]

Thickness logic from paragraph 304.1, equation 3a
Reinforcement logic from paragraph 304.3.3 & Code - Appendix H

PD
t = _________ 6
2(SE+PY)

where

P Design pressure
D Pipe outside diameter
S Allowable stress read from the Materials table
E Joint quality factor determined from the wall thickness attribute Cxxx where xxx is 100
times E
Y Coefficient Y read from the Materials table

Refer to the spec access example below for more information on how the wall thickness equation is used to
determine the actual wall thickness value.
Calculations
E. ANSI

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General Considerations
The following considerations apply to both thickness equations and branch reinforcement calculations.

Pressures and temperatures used in thickness/branch reinforcement calculations are derived from data in
the Piping Design Database. Both normal and alternate pressure and temperature conditions are
considered. If actual values exist for the normal design or the alternate design pressure/temperatures, the
corresponding operating conditions are ignored. If default values exist for BOTH sets of design
conditions, both normal and alternate operating conditions are used. At least one complete set of
conditions must be defined.

Once the proper pressure and temperature sets are determined, their units of measure are converted to
those used in the Temperature-Pressure Table associated with the Piping Materials Class to which the
component belongs. Conversions are performed using the procedures and conversion factors defined for
the Units of Measure in Appendix F.

Only positive pressure is considered. The system reports an error if you request a thickness calculation
involving a vacuum condition (negative pressure).

Independent sets of thickness/reinforcement calculations are carried out for each applicable
pressure/temperature set. In each calculation set, table values that are temperature dependent are
determined on the basis of the temperature applicable to the calculation set being considered. The thicker
calculated thickness is used.

Thickness Equations
The following considerations apply to thickness equations.

Thickness calculations are triggered by specifying an equation name in the Schedule/Thickness attribute
of the Piping Commodity Specification Data. An asterisk (*) followed by a name (of the form xyyy)
defines the specific calculation or table lookup to be used for wall thickness. The letters that form this
code have the following meaning:

x alphanumeric code that defines the equation to use in the calculation. Possible values and their
definitions are:

— If this character is C, the schedule/thickness for the applicable end of the component is determined by
calculations using the thickness equation defined in the DEFAULT_WALL_THICK_EQUATION
attribute of the Piping Materials Class database table.

— If the code is any character other than C, the schedule/thickness for the applicable end of the
component is determined by calculations using the thickness equation with the name EX.

yyy casting, joint or structural grade quality factor (E) times 100.

This factor is one of the parameters used in the thickness calculation. If you are defining a calculation to
be performed on a seamless fitting (E=1) but want to match the thickness for the mating welded pipe
(E=0.85), the quality factor for the pipe should be entered here.

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For components with ends having different nominal diameters, independent sets of thickness
determinations are performed for each NPD. One or more ends may need to calculated, as determined by
specific *xyyy entries in the Commodity Item entity. The larger thickness (calculated or predefined) is
used. For example:

— A 20" x 10" reducer is defined in the Piping Commodity Table to have a *xyyy 20" end and a 0.55"
thick, 10" end. The calculation of the 20" end results in a 0.5" thickness. A 0.55" thick reducer is
used.

— A 24" x 20" reducer is defined in the Piping Commodity Table to have a *XYYY 24" end and a
*XYYY 20" end. The calculation of the 24" end results in a 0.6" thickness. The calculation of the
20" end results in a 0.5" thickness. A 0.6" thick reducer is used.

All thickness calculations involve a casting, joint, or structural grade quality factor (E). The value for this
factor is YYY/100, where YYY is defined in the entry *XYYY made under the Schedule Thickness
attribute for the Commodity Item under consideration.

Branch Reinforcement
The following considerations apply to branch reinforcement calculations.

The need to perform a branch reinforcement calculation is triggered by

— the placement of a generic branch component with the actual item name determined from a branch
table. (See Branch Insertion Tables.)

— the presence of more than one item name in the Preferred Branch AABBCC Codes fields of the
applicable branch table.

— the applicable branch reinforcement being either a reinforcing weld or a reinforcing pad.

All calculations involve a casting, joint, or structural grade quality factor (E). The value for this factor is
YYY/100, where YYY is defined in the Modifier attribute for entries with an item name of PIPING.

The fillet welds joining reinforcing pads to the header and to the branch are considered in determining the
available reinforcement area.

Spec Access
The execution of a pipe wall thickness calculation is performed when the variable PIPE_OD_n is encountered in
the physical data definition of a pipe or component. Therefore, pipe outside diameter must be calculated or
retrieved from a table before the wall thickness can be used as part of a table name.

Once the actual thickness is calculated, it is compared against the thickness range in the Materials table and the
retirement thickness in the Thickness Data table. The system uses the greater of these values as the uncorroded
wall thickness. Then the system adds the corrosion allowance from the PMC, the thread thickness from the wall
thickness table, and the mill tolerance from the Materials table. This revised thickness is compared against the
minimum thickness value in the Thickness Data table. The larger of these two values is compared against the
Calculations
E. ANSI

preferred thickness value in the Thickness Data table, and the next largest preferred value is used for table
look-ups and is stored in the TDB.

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If the Thickness Data table uses schedules as preferred thickness, the schedules are translated to an actual
thickness by a table look-up from a table of the form

MALWT//Term_type//shc_thick//generic_flag//weight_code

and output 2 gives the actual wall thickness.

Verification of Schedule Thickness

You can set an option in the RDB to determine how the piping segment override schedule/thickness value will
be handled during wall thickness calculations. By default, the piping segment schedule/thickness override is
used in place of the value determined from the Piping Job Specification.

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Appendix F Codelists

F. Codelists
This section details the codelists used in PDS.

The data contained within this appendix is for informational purposes only and may not exactly
match the codelists delivered with the product.

Subject Description Page

CL31 Object Types for Orthographic Drawings 538
CL35 Approval Status 539
CL36 Structural Approval Status 539
CL37 HVAC Approval Status 539
CL50 Hold Status 540
CL69 Equipment Divisions/Form Code 540

CL125 Fluid Code/Connector Type 540

CL130 Construction Status 544
CL145 Materials Grade 544
CL148 Piping Materials Class Description 569
CL160 Responsibility 577
CL180 Fabrication Category 577
CL190 Coating Requirements 577

CL200 Heat Tracing Requirements 578

CL210 Heat Tracing Media 578
CL220 Insulation Purpose 579
CL230 Cleaning Requirements 579

CL330 CP Type/Termination/Preparation 579

CL332 Schedule/Thickness Override 582
CL340 Safety Classification 584
CL360 Stress Analysis Requirements 584
CL365 Reporting Requirements 584
CL366 Requirement to Reconstruct 584
CL380 Piping Component Type 584
CL390 Action 591

CL400 Option 591

CL420 Piping Component Type/Source 597
CL425 Piping/Tubing Type 598
CL430 Instrument Component Type/Source 598
CL499 Piping Notes 598

CL530 Accessory/Item Type 600

CL550 Operator/Actuator Type 600
CL570 Design Standard 601
CL572 Wall Thickness Equation 602
CL575 Geometry Standard 602
CL576 Table Suffix/End Standard - Green 613

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CL577 Table Suffix/End Standard - Red 616

CL578 Weight Code 620

CL990 Types of Piping Commodity Data Forms 622

CL999 Standard Note Title 622

CL1010 Area Units 623

CL1028 Mass Units 624
CL1056 Temperature Units 624
CL1064 Pressure Units 624
CL1074 Density Units 625

CL1100 Weld Type 625

CL1162 Force Units 625

CL1201 Drawing Scale 625

CL1202 Drawing Size 626
CL1203 Interference Manager Approval Status 626
CL1204 Interference Clash Type 626
CL1205 Interference Manager Action 626
CL1207 Interference Manager Approval Method 627
CL1208 Clash Checking Option 627
CL1209 Clash Checking Volume Filter Option 627

CL1310 Report Source 627

CL1312 Report Type 627
CL1410 Design Review Type 628
CL1605 Model Status 628
CL1610 Force Units for FrameWorks Plus 628
CL1620 Drawing View Direction 628
CL1630 Drawing View Composition Status 628
CL1710 Document Source 628
CL1720 Document Type 629
CL1900 Isometric Drawing Type 631
CL2000 PD_Draw Document Type 632

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F.1 General Comments

F. Codelists
Codelist sets in this document define the values for all codelisted attributes used in the PDS Piping Task which
are specific to US plant design practices.

You can add, delete or revise codelist sets to reflect your own practices, terminology and language. A task user,
however, cannot revise a codelist set from a work session. Revisions to a codelist set, can only be made in the
General RDB or Standard Note Library.

In listings that follow, the maximum number of entries that may be expected for a specific codelist set is shown
in parenthesis following the name of the codelist set.

For PDS users that wish to modify codelist files delivered with the PDS software to reflect their own practices,
two approaches are possible:

Make the modifications within the range of codelist numbers defined in the codelist library delivered with
the PDS software. This has the advantage of resulting in the best organized set of codelisted definitions.
The disadvantage is that numbers added by the User may conflict with numbers added in future versions
of software.

Increase the maximum number of entries allowed for the codelist set and make additions to it in the range
of extended numbers. This will minimize possible conflicts assigned numbers but will require compiling
of the codelists and of the associated databases.

Values enclosed in brackets [ ] in pages that follow represent descriptive information. The values stored in the
codelist sets will exclude this bracketed information from the codelist descriptions.

The net length of a codelist entry cannot exceed 50 characters. Other considerations may, however, require that
a shorter description be made. For example:

For the P&ID Task, the total compressed length of a label part can not exceed 36 characters.

The formats of specification type reports for the Instrument Task require that applicable codelist
descriptions do not exceed 25 characters.

F.2 Comments Specific to Units of

Measure Codelist Sets
The PDS system of units is derived from the 1980 Edition of API-2564, Manual of Petroleum Measurement
Standards, Chapter 15 "Guidelines for the Use of the International System of Units (SI) in the Petroleum and
Allied Industries".

The tables in this document include the following information.

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Codelist set This is the number of the codelist set that identifies a specific quantity.
For example, codelist set 1028 includes the units of measure that apply to
the quantity "mass".

Codelist no This is the number that defines a specific unit of measure within a
codelist set. For example, codelist number 1 in codelist set 1028 refers to
the "lb" units of measure.

Unit type This code is not explicitly shown in the tables. The unit type equals the
number of the codelist set minus 1000. For example, reference to unit
type 28 refers to "mass".

Quantity name Entries in this column define the quantity whose units of measure are
being defined.

Unit name: Several unit names are provided for a given codelist set. Any of these
names can be used to define the quantity.

Conversion to Two sets of columns define the conversion of variables expressed in the
destination unit: units shown under the column "Unit Name" to the unit shown under the
column "Destination Unit". The following explanations apply:

The column captioned Destination Unit defines the unit to which the unit included under the column Unit
Name will be converted using the value shown under the column Factor.

The column captioned Factor provides the actual conversion factor to be used for the conversion. For
example, in codelist set 1028, to convert a mass measurement in "lb" to "kg", multiply the value in the
former units by the conversion factor, 4.535 924 E-01. In some cases, such as temperature, summation
may also be required to effect the desired conversion. All conversion factors are taken or derived from
API Publication 2564. Groups of three digits are separated by spaces with no commas. For example,

3.048 000 E-01 = 3.048 000 x 10ˆ-1 = 0.3048000.

Similarly,

9.290 304 E+02 = 9.290 304 x 10ˆ2 = 929.0304.

An asterisk (*) indicates that all following digits are zeros. If a conversion factor happens to end in several
zeros but does not have an asterisk, any subsequent digits would not necessarily be zeros. Most of the
conversion factors are shown to six or seven significant figures. Those shown to fewer than six significant
figures are limited by the precision of the known or determinable value of a physical property, such as the
density of distilled water at a reference temperature.

Conversion to Two sets of columns define the conversion of the units shown under the
first unit in CL: column Unit Name to the first unit shown in that column. The
conversion is done per the equation:

y= A + Bx

where,

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x applies to the value of the variable expressed in the units shown in the column captioned Unit Name.

y applies to the value of the variable expressed in the units shown in the first line of the column captioned Unit
Name.

F. Codelists
A is the factor in the column captioned Factor A.

B is the factor in the column captioned Factor B.

The distinction between upper case and lower case symbols is very important. For example:

K= kelvin
k= kilo= 10ˆ3
M= mega= 10ˆ6
m= milli= 10ˆ-3 (when m is used as a prefix)
m= metre (when m is used alone)
N= newton
n= nano= 10ˆ-9

In editing any of the codelist sets for units, do not change the meaning of existing codelist values.

In all codelist sets for units, a blank space is provided as the first character in the unit name. The blank space is
used to silence the units in the formation of labels.

Nomenclature:

Symbol Name Quantity

bar bar pressure
degC degree Celsius temperature
g gram mass
kg kilogram mass
m metre length
min minute time
Pa pascal pressure
t metric ton mass

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CL31, Object Types for Orthographic Drawings (40)

C31 DF=’WRK_DD_CODLST:CODE0031.ENT’ MAX=999
0031, Object Types for Orthographic Drawings (40)

Equipment Category Object Types (100-149)

The Range of 100-149 for the equipment category is
divided into two parts:
101-110 These entries are reserved by INTERGRAPH
and may not be changed by the user.
111-149 Codelist entries in this range may be created,
revised, and/or deleted by the user.
If modified the user must also revise the
contents of the file eqp_object.dwg and
labels.xxx (where xxx is the drawing type
number defined in CL2000 ) in the project
directory.

101 = ’Equipment Group’

110 = ’Equipment Nozzle’
120 = ’Equipment Platform’
124 = ’Equipment Handrail’
128 = ’Equipment Penetration’
130 = ’Equipment Stair’
135 = ’Equipment Ladder’
140 = ’Equipment Davit’

Piping Category Object Types (200-249)

205 = ’Piping Segment’

207 = ’Pipe’
210 = ’Piping Component’
215 = ’Piping Specialty’
220 = ’Piping Support’

Instrument Category Object Types (250-279)

250 = ’Control Valves and Regulators’

252 = ’Relief Devices’
255 = ’Other In-Line Instruments’
260 = ’Off-Line Instruments’

HVAC Category Object Types (359-399)

359 = ’HVAC Coil Data’

360 = ’HVAC Connector Data’
361 = ’HVAC Damper Data’
362 = ’HVAC Diffuser Data’
363 = ’HVAC Duct Data’
364 = ’HVAC DEquipment Data’
365 = ’HVAC Filter Data’
366 = ’HVAC Fitting Data’
367 = ’HVAC Grille Data’
368 = ’HVAC Hood Data’
369 = ’HVAC Humidifier Data’
370 = ’HVAC Register Data’
371 = ’HVAC Terminal Devices’

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EERWAY Category Object Types (300-306)

300 = ’EERWAY Connect Point’

301 = ’EERWAY OneLine’

F. Codelists
302 = ’EERWAY Straight’
303 = ’EERWAY Fitting’
304 = ’EERWAY Space Envelope’
305 = ’EERWAY To_Equipment’
306 = ’EERWAY To_Support’
307 = ’EERWAY Eqp Panel’
308 = ’EERWAY Duct Bank’

CL35, Approval Status (10)

NOTE: In editing this codelist set, do not change the meaning
of existing codelist values. Some data displays require that only
values to the left of the "=" sign be shown; other reports require
that only values to the right of the "=" sign be displayed.
The following are the requirements in use of the "approval status."
2 reserved for ’approved’
3 reserved for ’not approved’
11-20 reserved for ’approved’
21-30 reserved for ’not approved’
1 = [Blank]
2 = ’A =Approved’
3 = ’NA=Not approved’

CL36, Structural Approval Status (15)

NOTE: In editing this codelist set, do not change the meaning
of existing codelist values. Some data displays require that only
values to the left of the "=" sign be shown; other reports require
that only values to the right of the "=" sign be displayed.

0= ’New’
1 = ’Existing’
2 = ’Future’
3 = ’User 1’
4 = ’User 2’

CL37, HVAC Approval Status (10)

NOTE: In editing this codelist set, do not change the meaning
of existing codelist values. Some data displays require that only
values to the left of the "=" sign be shown; other reports require
that only values to the right of the "=" sign be displayed.

1 = ’New’
2 = ’Existing’
3 = ’Dismantle’
4 = ’Future’

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CL50, Hold Status (10)

NOTE: In editing this codelist set, do not change the meaning
of existing codelist values. Some data displays require that only
values to the left of the "=" sign be shown; other reports require
that only values to the right of the "=" sign be displayed. Labels
always require that only values to the right of the "=" sign be displayed.

1 = ’NH=Not held’
2 = ’H =Hold’

CL69, Equipment Divisions/Form Code (99)

NOTE: In editing this codelist set, do not change the meaning
of codelist value "All". Some data displays require that only
values to the left of the "=" sign be shown; other data displays
require that only values to the right of the "=" sign be displayed.

1 = ’A= All’
2 = ’B= Vessels’
3 = ’C= Heat transfer’
4 = ’D= Mechanical’
5 = ’E= Civil/Structural’
6 = ’F= Piping’
7 = ’H= Electrical’
8 = ’I= Other’

CL125, Fluid Code/Connector Type (999)

NOTE: In editing this codelist set, do not change the meaning
of existing codelist values 950-999.
1 = [Blank]

11 = ’A’ [Air]
14 = ’AC’ [Combustion air]
17 = ’AE’ [Aeration air]
20 = ’AI’ [Instrument air]
23 = ’AO’ [Operational air]
26 = ’AP’ [Plant air]
29 = ’APU’ [Purge air]
32 = ’AR’ [Regeneration air]
35 = ’AS’ [Starting air]
40 = ’AZ’ [Other air]

71 = ’C’ [Refrigerant]
75 = ’CA’ [Ammonia refrigerant]
79 = ’CE’ [Ethylene refrigerant]
83 = ’CF’ [Freon refrigerant]
87 = ’CLP’ [LP refrigerant]
91 = ’CPR’ [Propylene refrigerant]
100 = ’CZ’ [Other refrigerant]

101 = ’D’ [Sewer]

103 = ’DC’ [Caustic sewer]
105 = ’DCH’ [Chemical sewer]
107 = ’DGR’ [Drain to grade]

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109 = ’DOW’ [Oily water sewer]

111 = ’DP’ [Process sewer]
113 = ’DPH’ [Heated process sewer]
115 = ’DS’ [Sanitary sewer]

F. Codelists
117 = ’DSP’ [Press sanitary sewer]
119 = ’DST’ [Storm sewer]
121 = ’DW’ [Clean water sewer]
123 = ’DWS’ [Sour water sewer]
125 = ’DX’ [Acid sewer]
127 = [Blank] [Storm, oily water or sanitary sewer]
128 = [Blank] [Storm or oily water sewer]
130 = ’DZ’ [Other sewer]

161 = ’F’ [Foam]

191 = ’G’ [Gas]

194 = ’GCD’ [Carbon dioxide gas]
197 = ’GCL’ [Chlorine gas]
198 = ’GCN’ [Chlorination gas]
200 = ’GF’ [Fuel gas]
203 = ’GG’ [Flue gas]
206 = ’GH’ [Hydrogen gas]
209 = ’GHS’ [Hydrogen sulphide gas]
212 = ’GI’ [Inert gas]
215 = ’GLP’ [LP gas]
218 = ’GM’ [Make-up gas]
221 = ’GN’ [Natural gas]
224 = ’GNI’ [Nitrogen gas]
227 = ’GOX’ [Oxygen gas]
230 = ’GP’ [Purge gas]
233 = ’GR’ [Reformed gas]
236 = ’GS’ [Synthesis gas]
239 = ’GSO’ [Sour gas]
242 = ’GSW’ [Sweet gas]
245 = ’GW’ [Waste gas
250 = ’GZ’ [Other gas]

341 = ’K’ [Solvent]

346 = ’KG’ [Glycol]
351 = ’KF’ [Furfural]
356 = ’KD’ [Dewaxing]
370 = ’KZ’ [Other solvent]

401 = ’M’ [Chemical]

402 = [Blank] [Chemical injection]
405 = ’MAA’ [Anhydrous ammonia]
409 = ’MAC’ [Aluminum chloride]
413 = ’MAW’ [Aqueous ammonia]
417 = ’MC5’ [0-50% caustic solution]
421 = ’MCL’ [Dry chlorine]
425 = ’MEO’ [Ethylene oxide]
429 = ’MHC’ [Hydrogen chloride]
433 = ’MIA’ [Inhibitor A]
434 = ’MIB’ [Inhibitor B]
440 = ’MLA’ [Lube oil additives]
444 = ’MMA’ [Methyl alcohol]
448 = ’MS’ [Sulfur]
452 = ’MSL’ [Liquid sulfur]
460 = ’MZ’ [Other chemical]

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491 = ’O’ [Oil]

493 = ’OD’ [Diesel fuel oil]
495 = ’ODS’ [Dry slop oil]
497 = ’OF’ [Flushing oil]
499 = ’OFR’ [Fuel oil return]
500 = ’OFS’ [Fuel oil supply]
503 = ’OH’ [Hydraulic oil]
505 = ’OL’ [Lube]
507 = ’OLS’ [Lube and seal oil]
509 = ’OS’ [Seal oil]
511 = ’OSO’ [Sour oil]
513 = ’OSW’ [Sweet oil]
515 = ’OWS’ [Wet slop oil]
520 = ’OZ’ [Other oil]

521 = ’P’ [Process]

522 = [Blank] [Special process]
524 = ’PA’ [Process w/ rich/lean amine]
527 = ’PAS’ [Process w/ severe amine]
530 = ’PB’ [Process w/ benzene]
533 = ’PH’ [Process w/ H2]
536 = ’PHH’ [Process w/ H2 & H2S]
539 = ’PHW’ [Process w/ aqueous H2S]
542 = ’PL’ [Low temperature process]
545 = ’PS’ [Process w/ S]
550 = ’PZ’ [Other process]

581 = ’RA’ [Relief to atmosphere]

591 = ’RF’ [Relief to flare]
610 = ’RZ’ [Other relief]

611 = ’S’ [Steam]

613 = [Blank] [Boiler feed water or steam]
615 = [Blank] [Boiler feed water, steam or condensate]
617 = [Blank] [Steam or condensate]
621 = ’SE’ [Extr press CL1500 steam]
623 = ’SH’ [High press CL900 steam]
625 = ’SL’ [Low press CL150 steam]
627 = ’SM’ [Med press CL600 steam]
629 = ’SN’ [Nor press CL300 steam]
631 = ’SS’ [Superheated steam]
633 = ’SV’ [Vacuum steam]
635 = ’SX’ [Exhaust CL125 steam]
640 = ’SZ’ [Other steam]

641 = ’SC’ [Steam condensate]

643 = ’SCA’ [Atmospheric CL125 steam condensate]
645 = ’SCE’ [Extr press CL1500 steam condensate]
647 = ’SCH’ [High press CL900 steam condensate]
649 = ’SCL’ [Low press CL150 steam condensate]
651 = ’SCM’ [Med press CL600 steam condensate]
653 = ’SCN’ [Nor press CL300 steam condensate]
655 = ’SCV’ [Vacuum steam condensate]
660 = ’SCZ’ [Other steam condensate]

721 = ’V’ [Vent]

731 = ’VA’ [Vent to atmosphere]
741 = ’VF’ [Vent to flare]
750 = ’VZ’ [Other vent]

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751 = ’W’ [Water]

753 = ’WB’ [Boiler feed water]
755 = ’WBA’ [Ballast water]
757 = ’WBB’ [Water boiler blowdown]

F. Codelists
759 = ’WC’ [Cooling water]
761 = [Blank] [Cooling or utility water]
763 = ’WCH’ [Chlorinated water]
764 = ’WCL’ [Chlorine in water]
765 = ’WCF’ [Clarified water]
767 = ’WCR’ [Cooling water return]
768 = ’WCS’ [Cooling water supply]
771 = ’WPT’ [Potable water]
772 = [Blank] [Potable water or instrument air]
773 = ’WDM’ [Demineralized water]
775 = ’WFA’ [Aboveground fire water]
777 = ’WFI’ [Filtered water]
779 = ’WFU’ [Underground fire water]
781 = ’WG’ [Glycol water]
783 = ’WGL’ [Gland water]
785 = ’WGR’ [Glycol water return]
786 = ’WGS’ [Glycol water supply]
789 = ’WH’ [Hot water]
791 = ’WHR’ [Hot water return]
792 = ’WHS’ [Hot water supply]
795 = ’WI’ [Chilled water]
797 = ’WIR’ [Chilled water return]
798 = ’WIS’ [Chilled water supply]
801 = ’WK’ [Treated water]
803 = ’WN’ [Brine water]
805 = ’WP’ [Process water]
807 = ’WR’ [Raw water]
809 = ’WS’ [Sea water]
811 = ’WSR’ [Sea water return]
812 = ’WSS’ [Sea water supply]
815 = ’WT’ [Test water]
817 = ’WU’ [Utility water]
819 = ’WW’ [Waste water]
830 = ’WZ’ [Other water]

831 = ’X’ [Acid]

835 = ’XH’ [Hydrofluoric acid]
839 = ’XN’ [Nitric acid]
843 = ’XSD’ [Dilute sulfuric acid]
847 = ’XS3’ [30% sulfuric acid]
851 = ’XS8’ [75-80% sulfuric acid]
853 = ’XS9’ [93-97% sulfuric acid]
860 = ’XZ’ [Other acid]

861 = ’Y’ [Catalyst]

865 = ’YA’ [Catalyst addition]
869 = ’YG’ [General catalyst]
873 = ’YH’ [Catalyst w/ H2]
877 = ’YL’ [Catalyst lift lines]
881 = ’YW’ [Catalyst withdrawal lines]
890 = ’YZ’ [Other catalyst]

950 = ’ODPC’ [Off-dwg piping connectors]

951 = ’OUPC’ [Off-unit piping connectors]
953 = ’UODPC’ [Utility off-dwg piping connectors]
955 = ’ODIC’ [Off-dwg instr connectors]
956 = ’OUIC’ [Off-unit instr connectors]
960 = ’OVPC’ [Off-vol piping connectors]
961 = ’OSPC’ [Off-site piping connectors]

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999 = ’TERM’ [Terminator piping connector]

CL130, Construction Status (15)

NOTE: In editing this codelist set, do not change the meaning
of existing codelist values 2, 3 and 8. In addition, codelist
values 4-7 must imply an "existing" construction status. Codelist
values 9-15 inherit the color symbology from the construction
status of the item previously placed in the model.

1 = [Blank]
2 = ’New’
3 = ’Existing’
4 = ’Revamp’
5 = ’Relocate’
6 = ’Temporary’
7 = ’Dismantle’
8 = ’Future’

CL145, Materials Grade (4500)

NOTE: Some data displays require that only values to the left of the
"=" sign be shown; other reports require that only values to the right
of the "=" sign be displayed.

1 = [Blank]

Irons, 10-99
10 = ’A47-32510’
12 = ’A47-35018’
15 = ’A48-20’
16 = ’A48-25’
17 = ’A48-30’
18 = ’A48-35’
19 = ’A48-40’
20 = ’A48-45’
21 = ’A48-50’
22 = ’A48-55’
23 = ’A48-60’
25 = ’A74’
30 = ’A126-A’
31 = ’A126-B’
32 = ’A126-C’
35 = ’A197’
40 = ’A278-20’
41 = ’A278-25’
42 = ’A278-30’
43 = ’A278-35’
44 = ’A278-40’
45 = ’A278-50’
46 = ’A278-60’
47 = ’A278-70’
48 = ’A278-80’
55 = ’A338’
60 = ’A395-Ductile’
62 = ’A395-Ferritic Ductile’
70 = ’A571’
75 = ’AWWA-C110-Ductile’
76 = ’AWWA-C151-Ductile’

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Carbon Steels, 100-499

110 = ’API-5L-A’
114 = ’API-5L-A25’
116 = ’API-5L-B’

F. Codelists
118 = ’API-5L-X42’
120 = ’API-5L-X46’
122 = ’API-5L-X52’
124 = ’API-5L-X65’
135 = ’A36’
140 = ’A53-A’
142 = ’A53-B’
144 = ’A53-Type F’
150 = ’A105’
160 = ’A106-A’
162 = ’A106-B’
164 = ’A106-C’
170 = ’A120’
180 = ’A134-A36’
182 = ’A134-A283-A’
183 = ’A134-A283-B’
184 = ’A134-A283-C’
185 = ’A134-A283-D’
186 = ’A134-A285-A’
187 = ’A134-A285-B’
188 = ’A134-A285-C’
190 = ’A134-A570-30’
191 = ’A134-A570-33’
192 = ’A134-A570-36’
193 = ’A134-A570-40’
194 = ’A134-A570-45’
195 = ’A134-A570-50’
200 = ’A135-A’
202 = ’A135-B’
210 = ’A139-A’
212 = ’A139-B’
214 = ’A139-C’
216 = ’A139-D’
218 = ’A139-E’
220 = ’A179’
230 = ’A181-CL60’
234 = ’A181-CL70’
240 = ’A211-A570-30’
241 = ’A211-A570-33’
242 = ’A211-A570-36’
243 = ’A211-A570-40’
244 = ’A211-A570-45’
245 = ’A211-A570-50’
250 = ’A216-WCA’
252 = ’A216-WCB’
254 = ’A216-WCC’
264 = ’A234-WPB’
266 = ’A234-WPC’
270 = ’A283-A’
272 = ’A283-B’
274 = ’A283-C’
276 = ’A283-D’
280 = ’A285-A’
282 = ’A285-B’
284 = ’A285-C’
290 = ’A333-1’
293 = ’A333-6’
295 = ’A334-1’

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298 = ’A334-6’
300 = ’A350-LF1’
302 = ’A350-LF2’
305 = ’A352-LCB’
310 = ’A369-FPA’
312 = ’A369-FPB’
320 = ’A381-Y35’
321 = ’A381-Y42’
322 = ’A381-Y46’
323 = ’A381-Y48’
325 = ’A381-Y50’
327 = ’A381-Y52’
334 = ’A420-WPL6’
340 = ’A515-55’
342 = ’A515-60’
344 = ’A515-65’
346 = ’A515-70’
350 = ’A516-55’
352 = ’A516-60’
354 = ’A516-65’
356 = ’A516-70’
360 = ’A520-30’
361 = ’A520-33’
362 = ’A520-36’
363 = ’A520-40’
364 = ’A520-45’
365 = ’A520-50’
370 = ’A524-I’
372 = ’A524-II’
375 = ’A537-CL1’
380 = ’A587’
390 = ’A671-CA55’
392 = ’A671-CB60’
394 = ’A671-CB65’
396 = ’A671-CB70’
398 = ’A671-CC60’
400 = ’A671-CC65’
402 = ’A671-CC70’
404 = ’A671-CD70’
406 = ’A671-CE55’
408 = ’A671-CE60’
410 = ’A671-CK75’
420 = ’A672-A45’
422 = ’A672-A50’
424 = ’A672-A55’
426 = ’A672-B55’
428 = ’A672-B60’
430 = ’A672-B65’
432 = ’A672-B70’
434 = ’A672-C55’
436 = ’A672-C60’
438 = ’A672-C65’
440 = ’A672-C70’
442 = ’A672-D70’
444 = ’A672-E55’
446 = ’A672-E60’
448 = ’A672-N75’
460 = ’A691-CMS75’
464 = ’A691-CMSH70’

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Low and Intermediate Alloy Steels, 500-899

510 = ’A182-F1’
512 = ’A182-F2’
514 = ’A182-F5’

F. Codelists
516 = ’A182-F5a’
518 = ’A182-F6a Cl.1’
519 = ’A182-F6a Cl.2’
520 = ’A182-F6a Cl.3’
521 = ’A182-F6a Cl.4’
523 = ’A182-F6b’
524 = ’A182-F7’
526 = ’A182-F9’
528 = ’A182-F11’
530 = ’A182-F12’
532 = ’A182-F21’
534 = ’A182-F22’
536 = ’A182-F22a’
540 = ’A202-A’
542 = ’A202-B’
550 = ’A203-A’
552 = ’A203-B’
554 = ’A203-D’
556 = ’A203-E’
560 = ’A204-A’
562 = ’A204-B’
564 = ’A204-C’
576 = ’A217-C5’
578 = ’A217-C12’
580 = ’A217-CA15’
582 = ’A217-WC1’
584 = ’A217-WC4’
586 = ’A217-WC5’
588 = ’A217-WC6’
590 = ’A217-WC9’
600 = ’A225-A’
602 = ’A225-B’
610 = ’A234-WP1’
614 = ’A234-WP5’
616 = ’A234-WP7’
618 = ’A234-WP9’
620 = ’A234-WP11’
622 = ’A234-WP12’
624 = ’A234-WP22’
630 = ’A302-A’
632 = ’A302-B’
634 = ’A302-C’
636 = ’A302-D’
644 = ’A333-3’
646 = ’A333-4’
648 = ’A333-7’
650 = ’A333-8’
652 = ’A333-9’
664 = ’A334-3’
666 = ’A334-7’
668 = ’A334-8’
670 = ’A334-9’
680 = ’A335-P1’
682 = ’A335-P2’
684 = ’A335-P5’
686 = ’A335-P5b’
687 = ’A335-P5c’
690 = ’A335-P7’

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692 = ’A335-P9’
694 = ’A335-P11’
696 = ’A335-P12’
698 = ’A335-P15’
700 = ’A335-P21’
702 = ’A335-P22’
710 = ’A350-LF3’
720 = ’A352-LC1’
722 = ’A352-LC2’
724 = ’A352-LC3’
730 = ’A353’
740 = ’A369-FP1’
742 = ’A369-FP2’
744 = ’A369-FP3b’
746 = ’A369-FP5’
748 = ’A369-FP7’
750 = ’A369-FP9’
752 = ’A369-FP11’
754 = ’A369-FP12’
756 = ’A369-FP21’
758 = ’A369-FP22’
760 = ’A385-7 Cl.1’
761 = ’A385-7 Cl.2’
770 = ’A387-2 Cl.1’
771 = ’A387-2 Cl.2’
774 = ’A387-5 Cl.1’
775 = ’A387-5 Cl.2’
778 = ’A387-9 Cl.1’
779 = ’A387-9 Cl.2’
780 = ’A387-11 Cl.1’
781 = ’A387-11 Cl.2’
782 = ’A387-12 Cl.1’
783 = ’A387-12 Cl.2’
784 = ’A387-21 Cl.1’
785 = ’A387-21 Cl.2’
786 = ’A387-22 Cl.1’
787 = ’A387-22 Cl.2’
794 = ’A420-WPL3’
798 = ’A420-WPL8’
800 = ’A426-CP1’
802 = ’A426-CP2’
804 = ’A426-CP5’
806 = ’A426-CP5b’
808 = ’A426-CP7’
810 = ’A426-CP9’
812 = ’A426-CP11’
814 = ’A426-CP12’
816 = ’A426-CP15’
817 = ’A426-CPCA15’
820 = ’A426-CP21’
822 = ’A426-CP22’
830 = ’A553-Type I’
832 = ’A553-Type II’
835 = ’A645’
840 = ’A671-CF70’
842 = ’A671-CF71’
850 = ’A672-L65’
852 = ’A672-L70’
854 = ’A672-L75’
860 = ’A691-CM65’
862 = ’A691-CM70’
864 = ’A691-CM75’

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866 = ’A691-0.5Cr’
868 = ’A691-1Cr’
870 = ’A691-1.25Cr’
872 = ’A691-2.25Cr’

F. Codelists
874 = ’A691-3Cr’
876 = ’A691-5Cr’
878 = ’A691-9Cr’

Stainless Steels, 900-1324

920 = ’A167-301’
922 = ’A167-302’
923 = ’A167-302B’
926 = ’A167-304’
927 = ’A167-304L’
930 = ’A167-305’
932 = ’A167-308’
934 = ’A167-309’
935 = ’A167-309S’
938 = ’A167-310’
939 = ’A167-310S’
942 = ’A167-316’
943 = ’A167-316L’
946 = ’A167-317’
947 = ’A167-317L’
950 = ’A167-321’
952 = ’A167-347’
954 = ’A167-348’
960 = ’A182-F10’
964 = ’A182-F304’
965 = ’A182-F304H’
966 = ’A182-F304L’
968 = ’A182-F310’
970 = ’A182-F316’
971 = ’A182-F316H’
972 = ’A182-F316L’
974 = ’A182-F321’
975 = ’A182-F321H’
978 = ’A182-F347’
979 = ’A182-F347H’
982 = ’A182-F348’
983 = ’A182-F348H’
990 = ’A240-X8M’
992 = ’A240-302’
994 = ’A240-304’
995 = ’A240-304L’
996 = ’A240-304H’
998 = ’A240-305’
1000 = ’A240-309S’
1004 = ’A240-310S’
1006 = ’A240-316’
1007 = ’A240-316L’
1010 = ’A240-317’
1011 = ’A240-317L’
1014 = ’A240-321’
1016 = ’A240-347’
1018 = ’A240-348’
1020 = ’A240-405’
1022 = ’A240-410’
1023 = ’A240-410S’
1026 = ’A240-429’
1028 = ’A240-430’
1040 = ’A268-TP329’

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1044 = ’A268-TP405’
1046 = ’A268-TP409’
1048 = ’A268-TP410’
1050 = ’A268-TP430’
1051 = ’A268-TP430Ti’
1054 = ’A268-TP443’
1056 = ’A268-TP446’
1060 = ’A269-TP304’
1061 = ’A269-TP304L’
1064 = ’A269-TP316’
1065 = ’A269-TP316L’
1066 = ’A270-TP316L’
1070 = ’A312-TP304’
1071 = ’A312-TP304H’
1072 = ’A312-TP304L
1074 = ’A312-TP309’
1076 = ’A312-TP310’
1078 = ’A312-TP316’
1079 = ’A312-TP316H’
1080 = ’A312-TP316L’
1082 = ’A312-TP317’
1084 = ’A312-TP321’
1085 = ’A312-TP321H’
1088 = ’A312-TP347’
1089 = ’A312-TP347H’
1092 = ’A312-TP348’
1095 = ’A351-CA15’
1100 = ’A351-CF3’
1102 = ’A351-CF3A’
1104 = ’A351-CF3M’
1106 = ’A351-CF8’
1108 = ’A351-CF8A’
1110 = ’A351-CF8C’
1112 = ’A351-CF8M’
1113 = ’A351-CF10’
1114 = ’A351-CF10MC’
1116 = ’A351-CN7M’
1118 = ’A351-CH8’
1120 = ’A351-CH10’
1122 = ’A351-CH20’
1124 = ’A351-CK20’
1126 = ’A351-HK30’
1128 = ’A351-HK40’
1130 = ’A351-HT30’
1140 = ’A358-304’
1141 = ’A358-304L’
1144 = ’A358-309S’
1146 = ’A358-310S’
1148 = ’A358-316’
1149 = ’A358-316L’
1152 = ’A358-321’
1154 = ’A358-347’
1156 = ’A358-348’
1160 = ’A376-16-8-2H’
1162 = ’A376-TP304’
1163 = ’A376-TP304H’
1166 = ’A376-TP316’
1167 = ’A376-TP316H’
1170 = ’A376-TP321’
1171 = ’A376-TP321H’
1174 = ’A376-TP347’
1175 = ’A376-TP347H’

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1178 = ’A376-TP348’
1179 = ’A376-TP348H’
1190 = ’A403-WP304’
1191 = ’A403-WP304H’

F. Codelists
1192 = ’A403-WP304L’
1194 = ’A403-WP309’
1196 = ’A403-WP310’
1198 = ’A403-WP316’
1199 = ’A403-WP316H’
1200 = ’A403-WP316L’
1202 = ’A403-WP317’
1204 = ’A403-WP321’
1205 = ’A403-WP321H’
1206 = ’A403-WP347’
1207 = ’A403-WP347H’
1210 = ’A403-WP348’
1220 = ’A409-TP304’
1222 = ’A409-TP309’
1224 = ’A409-TP310’
1226 = ’A409-TP316’
1228 = ’A409-TP317’
1230 = ’A409-TP321’
1232 = ’A409-TP347’
1234 = ’A409-TP348’
1240 = ’A430-FP304’
1241 = ’A430-FP304H’
1244 = ’A430-FP316’
1245 = ’A430-FP316H’
1248 = ’A430-FP321’
1249 = ’A430-FP321H’
1252 = ’A430-FP347’
1253 = ’A430-FP347H’
1260 = ’A451-CHP10’
1262 = ’A451-CHP20’
1264 = ’A451-CPF8C’
1266 = ’A451-CPF8M’
1268 = ’A451-CPF10MC’
1270 = ’A451-CPH8’
1272 = ’A451-CPK20’
1280 = ’A452-TP304H’
1282 = ’A452-TP316H’
1284 = ’A452-TP347H’
1300 = ’ASME SA479-316L’

Copper and Copper Alloys, 1325-1549

1325 = ’AISI-CDA Alloy 377’
1330 = ’B42 Cl.C10200, drwn, NPD 0.0625-2’
1331 = ’B42 Cl.C10200, drwn, NPD 2.5-12’
1334 = ’B42 Cl.C12000, drwn, NPD 0.0625-2’
1335 = ’B42 Cl.C12000, drwn, NPD 2.5-12’
1338 = ’B42 Cl.C12200, drwn, NPD 0.0625-2’
1339 = ’B42 Cl.C12200, drwn, NPD 2.5-12’
1342 = ’B43 Cl.C23000, annld’
1346 = ’B61 Cl.C92200’
1350 = ’B62 Cl.C83600’
1354 = ’B68 Cl.C10200, annld’
1356 = ’B68 Cl.C12000, annld’
1358 = ’B68 Cl.C12200, annld’
1362 = ’B75 Cl.C10200, annld’
1363 = ’B75 Cl.C10200, hrd drwn’
1364 = ’B75 Cl.C10200, light drwn’
1368 = ’B75 Cl.C12000, annld’

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1369 = ’B75 Cl.C12000, hrd drwn’

1370 = ’B75 Cl.C12000, light drwn’
1374 = ’B75 Cl.C12200, annld’
1375 = ’B75 Cl.C12200, hrd drwn’
1376 = ’B75 Cl.C12200, light drwn’
1380 = ’B75 Cl.C14200, annld’
1381 = ’B75 Cl.C14200, hrd drwn’
1382 = ’B75 Cl.C14200, light drwn’
1386 = ’B88 Cl.C10200, annld’
1387 = ’B88 Cl.C10200, drwn’
1392 = ’B88 Cl.C12000, annld’
1393 = ’B88 Cl.C12000, drwn’
1398 = ’B88 Cl.C12200, annld’
1399 = ’B88 Cl.C12200, drwn’
1404 = ’B96 Cl.C65500, annld’
1408 = ’B152 Cl.C10200, annld’
1410 = ’B152 Cl.C10400, annld’
1412 = ’B152 Cl.C10500, annld’
1414 = ’B152 Cl.C10700, annld’
1416 = ’B152 Cl.C12200, annld’
1418 = ’B152 Cl.C12300, annld’
1422 = ’B169 Cl.C61400, soft’
1430 = ’B283 Cl.C11000’
1432 = ’B283 Cl.C37700’
1434 = ’B283 Cl.C46400’
1436 = ’B283 Cl.C48500’
1438 = ’B283 Cl.C63900’
1440 = ’B283 Cl.C65500’
1442 = ’B283 Cl.C67500’
1450 = ’B402 Cl.C70600, annld’
1452 = ’B402 Cl.C71500, annld’
1456 = ’B466 Cl.C70600, annld’
1458 = ’B466 Cl.C71500, annld’
1462 = ’B467 Cl.C70600, annld, <=4.5in OD’
1463 = ’B467 Cl.C70600, annld, >4.5in OD’
1466 = ’B467 Cl.C71500, annld, <=4.5in OD’
1467 = ’B467 Cl.C71500, annld, >4.5in OD’
1472 = ’B584 Cl.C86200’
1474 = ’B584 Cl.C86300’
1476 = ’B584 Cl.C86400’
1478 = ’B584 Cl.C86500’
1480 = ’B584 Cl.C86700’
1482 = ’B584 Cl.C90300’
1484 = ’B584 Cl.C90500’
1486 = ’B584 Cl.C92200’
1488 = ’B584 Cl.C92300’
1490 = ’B584 Cl.C95200’
1492 = ’B584 Cl.C95300’
1494 = ’B584 Cl.C95500’
1496 = ’B584 Cl.C95600’
1498 = ’B584 Cl.C97300’
1500 = ’B584 Cl.C97600’
1502 = ’B584 Cl.C97800’

Nickel and Nickel Alloys 1550-1774

1560 = ’B127-400 (N04400) hot rolled plt annld’
1561 = ’B127-400 (N04400) hot rolled plt AR’
1564 = ’B160-200 (N02200) annld’
1565 = ’B160-200 (N02200) hot fin’
1568 = ’B160-201 annld’
1572 = ’B161-200 (N02200) annld, <=5in OD’
1573 = ’B161-200 (N02200) annld, >5in OD’

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1574 = ’B161-200 (N02200) stress rlvd’

1576 = ’B161-201 (N02201) annld, <=5in OD’
1577 = ’B161-201 (N02201) annld, >5in OD’
1578 = ’B161-201 (N02201) stress rlvd’

F. Codelists
1582 = ’B162-200 (N02200) hot rolled plt annld’
1586 = ’B162-201 (N02201) hot rolled plt annld’
1587 = ’B162-201 (N02201) hot rolled plt AR’
1590 = ’B164-400 (N04400) annld forged’
1591 = ’B164-400 (N04400) hot fin’
1594 = ’B165-400 (N04400) annld, <=5in OD’
1595 = ’B165-400 (N04400) annld, >5in OD’
1596 = ’B165-400 (N04400) stress rlvd’
1600 = ’B166-600 (N06600) annld’
1601 = ’B166-600 (N06600) hot fin’
1604 = ’B167-600 (N06600) cold drwn annld, <=5in OD’
1605 = ’B167-600 (N06600) cold drwn annld, >5in OD’
1606 = ’B167-600 (N06600) hot fin/hot fin annld, <=5in OD’
1607 = ’B167-600 (N06600) hot fin/hot fin annld, >5in OD’
1610 = ’B168-600 (N06600) hot rolled plt annld’
1611 = ’B168-600 (N06600) hot rolled plt AR’
1614 = ’B333-B (N10001) sln annld plt’
1615 = ’B333-B (N10001) sln annld sheet’
1616 = ’B333-B-2 (N10665) sln annld’
1620 = ’B335-B-2 (N10665) sln annld’
1624 = ’B366-WPHB (N10001)’
1626 = ’B366-WPHX (N06002)’
1628 = ’B366-WPN (N02200)’
1630 = ’B366-WPNC (N04400)’
1632 = ’B366-WPNC1 (N06600)’
1634 = ’B366-WPNL (N02201)’
1636 = ’B366-WPNLWX’
1638 = ’B366-WPNWX’
1642 = ’B407-800 (N08800) cold drwn annld’
1643 = ’B407-800 (N08800) hot fin/hot fin annld’
1646 = ’B407-800H (N08810) cold drwn sln annld/hot fin’
1648 = ’B443-625 (N06625) annld’
1650 = ’B444-625 (N06625) annld’
1652 = ’B446-625 (N06625) annld’
1654 = ’B464-20Cb (N08020) annld’
1656 = ’A494-CW-12M-1’
1658 = ’A494-CW-12M-2’
1660 = ’A494-CY-40’
1664 = ’B574-C-4 (N06455) sln annld’
1666 = ’B574-C-276 (N10276) sln annld’
1670 = ’B575-C-4 (N06455) sln annld’
1672 = ’B575-C-276 (N10276) sln annld’
1676 = ’B581-G (N06007) sln annld’
1680 = ’B582-G (N06007) sln annld’
1684 = ’B612-200 (N02200) hot rolled plt AR’
1688 = ’B619-20-Mod (N08320) sln annld’
1700 = ’B619-B (N10001) sln annld’
1702 = ’B619-B-2 (N10665) sln annld’
1704 = ’B619-C-4 (N06455) sln annld’
1706 = ’B619-C-276 (N10276) sln annld’
1708 = ’B619-G1 (N06007) sln annld’
1710 = ’B619-X (N06002) sln annld’
1714 = ’B620-20-Mod (N08320) sln annld’
1718 = ’B621-20-Mod (N08320) sln annld’
1722 = ’B622-B (N10001) sln annld’
1724 = ’B622-B-2 (N10655) sln annld’
1726 = ’B622-C-4 (N06455) sln annld’
1728 = ’B622-C-276 (N10276) sln annld’

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1730 = ’B622-G (N06007) sln annld’

1732 = ’B622-X (N06002) sln annld’

Aluminum Alloys 1775-2299

1780 = ’B26-356.0 temper T6’
1782 = ’B26-356.0 temper T71’
1784 = ’B26-443.0 temper F’
1790 = ’B209-1060 temper 0’
1792 = ’B209-1060 temper H12’
1794 = ’B209-1060 temper H14’
1796 = ’B209-1060 temper H112’
1798 = ’B209-1100 temper 0’
1800 = ’B209-1100 temper H12’
1802 = ’B209-1100 temper H14’
1804 = ’B209-1100 temper H112’
1806 = ’B209-3003 temper 0’
1808 = ’B209-3003 temper H12’
1810 = ’B209-3003 temper H14’
1812 = ’B209-3003 temper H112’
1814 = ’B209-3004 temper 0’
1816 = ’B209-3004 temper H32’
1818 = ’B209-3004 temper H34’
1820 = ’B209-3004 temper H112’
1822 = ’B209-5050 temper 0’
1824 = ’B209-5050 temper H32’
1826 = ’B209-5050 temper H34’
1828 = ’B209-5050 temper H112’
1830 = ’B209-5052 temper 0’
1832 = ’B209-5052 temper H32’
1834 = ’B209-5052 temper H34’
1836 = ’B209-5052 temper H112’
1838 = ’B209-5652 temper 0’
1840 = ’B209-5652 temper H32’
1842 = ’B209-5652 temper H34’
1844 = ’B209-5652 temper H112’
1846 = ’B209-5083 temper 0’
1848 = ’B209-5083 temper H321’
1850 = ’B209-5086 temper 0’
1852 = ’B209-5086 temper H32’
1854 = ’B209-5086 temper H34’
1856 = ’B209-5086 temper H112’
1858 = ’B209-5154 temper 0’
1860 = ’B209-5154 temper H32’
1862 = ’B209-5154 temper H34’
1864 = ’B209-5154 temper H112’
1866 = ’B209-5254 temper 0’
1868 = ’B209-5254 temper H32’
1870 = ’B209-5254 temper H34’
1872 = ’B209-5254 temper H112’
1874 = ’B209-5454 temper 0’
1876 = ’B209-5454 temper H32’
1878 = ’B209-5454 temper H34’
1880 = ’B209-5454 temper H112’
1882 = ’B209-5456 temper 0’
1884 = ’B209-5456 temper H321’
1886 = ’B209-6061 temper T4’
1888 = ’B209-6061 temper T4, wld’
1890 = ’B209-6061 temper T6’
1892 = ’B209-6061 temper T6, wld’
1894 = ’B209-6061 temper T651’
1896 = ’B209-Alclad 3003 temper 0’
1898 = ’B209-Alclad 3003 temper H12’

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1900 = ’B209-Alclad 3003 temper H14’

1902 = ’B209-Alclad 3003 temper H112’
1904 = ’B209-Alclad 3004 temper 0’
1906 = ’B209-Alclad 3004 temper H32’

F. Codelists
1908 = ’B209-Alclad 3004 temper H34’
1910 = ’B209-Alclad 3004 temper H112’
1912 = ’B209-Alclad 6061 temper T4’
1914 = ’B209-Alclad 6061 temper T4, wld’
1916 = ’B209-Alclad 6061 temper T6’
1918 = ’B209-Alclad 6061 temper T6, wld’
1920 = ’B209-Alclad 6061 temper T451’
1922 = ’B209-Alclad 6061 temper T651’

1930 = ’B210-1060 temper 0’

1932 = ’B210-1060 temper H14’
1934 = ’B210-1060 temper H112’
1936 = ’B210-3003 temper 0’
1938 = ’B210-3003 temper H14’
1940 = ’B210-3003 temper H18’
1942 = ’B210-3003 temper H112’
1944 = ’B210-5052 temper 0’
1946 = ’B210-5052 temper H32’
1948 = ’B210-5052 temper H34’
1950 = ’B210-5083 temper 0’
1952 = ’B210-5083 temper H112’
1954 = ’B210-5086 temper 0’
1956 = ’B210-5086 temper H32’
1958 = ’B210-5086 temper H34’
1960 = ’B210-5086 temper H112’
1962 = ’B210-5154 temper 0’
1964 = ’B210-5154 temper H34’
1966 = ’B210-5456 temper 0’
1968 = ’B210-5456 temper H112’
1970 = ’B210-6061 temper T4’
1972 = ’B210-6061 temper T4, wld’
1974 = ’B210-6061 temper T6’
1976 = ’B210-6061 temper T6, wld’
1978 = ’B210-6063 temper T4’
1980 = ’B210-6063 temper T4, wld’
1982 = ’B210-6063 temper T5, wld’
1984 = ’B210-6063 temper T6’
1986 = ’B210-6063 temper T6, wld’
1988 = ’B210-Alclad 3002 temper 0’
1990 = ’B210-Alclad 3003 temper H14’
1992 = ’B210-Alclad 3003 temper H18’
1994 = ’B210-Alclad 3002 temper H112’
2010 = ’B221-1060 temper 0’
2012 = ’B221-1060 temper H112’
2014 = ’B221-1100 temper 0’
2016 = ’B221-1100 temper H112’
2018 = ’B221-3003 temper 0’
2020 = ’B221-3003 temper H112’
2022 = ’B221-5052 temper 0’
2024 = ’B221-5053 temper 0’
2026 = ’B221-5086 temper 0’
2028 = ’B221-5154 temper 0’
2030 = ’B221-5454 temper 0’
2032 = ’B221-5456 temper 0’
2034 = ’B221-6061 temper T4’
2036 = ’B221-6061 temper T4, wld’
2038 = ’B221-6061 temper T6’
2040 = ’B221-6061 temper T6, wld’

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2042 = ’B221-6063 temper T4’

2044 = ’B221-6063 temper T4, wld’
2046 = ’B221-6063 temper T5’
2048 = ’B221-6063 temper T5, wld’
2050 = ’B221-6063 temper T6’
2052 = ’B221-6063 temper T6, wld’
2054 = ’B221-Alclad 3003 temper 0’
2056 = ’B221-Alclad 3003 temper H112’
2070 = ’B241-1060 temper 0’
2072 = ’B241-1060 temper H112’
2074 = ’B241-1100 temper 0’
2076 = ’B241-1100 temper H112’
2078 = ’B241-3003 temper 0’
2080 = ’B241-3003 temper H18’
2082 = ’B241-3003 temper H112’
2084 = ’B241-5052 temper 0’
2086 = ’B241-5083 temper 0’
2088 = ’B241-5083 temper H112’
2090 = ’B241-5086 temper 0’
2092 = ’B241-5086 temper H112’
2094 = ’B241-5454 temper 0’
2096 = ’B241-5454 temper H112’
2098 = ’B241-5456 temper 0’
2100 = ’B241-5456 temper H112’
2102 = ’B241-5462 temper 0’
2104 = ’B241-5462 temper H112’
2106 = ’B241-6061 temper T4’
2108 = ’B241-6061 temper T4, wld’
2110 = ’B241-6061 temper T6, <NPD 1’
2112 = ’B241-6061 temper T6, =>NPD 1’
2114 = ’B241-6061 temper T6, wld’
2116 = ’B241-6063 temper T4’
2118 = ’B241-6063 temper T4, wld’
2120 = ’B241-6063 temper T5’
2122 = ’B241-6063 temper T5, wld’
2124 = ’B241-6063 temper T6’
2126 = ’B241-6063 temper T6, wld’
2128 = ’B241-Alclad 3003 temper 0’
2130 = ’B241-Alclad 3003 temper H112’
2140 = ’B247-3003 temper H112’
2142 = ’B247-3003 temper H112, wld’
2144 = ’B247-5083 temper 0’
2146 = ’B247-5083 temper H112’
2148 = ’B247-5083 temper H112, wld’
2150 = ’B247-6061 temper T6’
2152 = ’B247-6061 temper T6, wld’
2160 = ’B345-1060 temper 0’
2162 = ’B345-1060 temper H112’
2164 = ’B345-3003 temper 0’
2166 = ’B345-3003 temper H18’
2168 = ’B345-3003 temper H112’
2170 = ’B345-5083 temper 0’
2172 = ’B345-5083 temper H112’
2174 = ’B345-5086 temper 0’
2176 = ’B345-5086 temper H112’
2178 = ’B345-6061 temper T4’
2180 = ’B345-6061 temper T4, wld’
2182 = ’B345-6061 temper T6, <NPD 1’
2184 = ’B345-6061 temper T6, =>NPD 1’
2186 = ’B345-6061 temper T6, wld’
2188 = ’B345-6063 temper T4’
2190 = ’B345-6063 temper T4, wld’

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2192 = ’B345-6063 temper T5’

2194 = ’B345-6063 temper T5, wld’
2196 = ’B345-6063 temper T6’
2198 = ’B345-6063 temper T6, wld’

F. Codelists
2200 = ’B345-Alclad 3002 temper 0’
2202 = ’B345-Alclad 3002 temper H112’
2220 = ’B361-WP1060 temper 0’
2222 = ’B361-WP1060 temper H112’
2224 = ’B361-WP1100 temper 0’
2226 = ’B361-WP1100 temper H112’
2228 = ’B361-WP3003 temper 0’
2230 = ’B361-WP3003 temper H112’
2232 = ’B361-WP5154 temper 0’
2234 = ’B361-WP5154 temper H112’
2236 = ’B361-WP6061 temper T4’
2238 = ’B361-WP6061 temper T4, wld’
2240 = ’B361-WP6061 temper T6’
2242 = ’B361-WP6061 temper T6, wld’
2244 = ’B361-WP6063 temper T4’
2246 = ’B361-WP6063 temper T4, wld’
2248 = ’B361-WP6063 temper T6’
2250 = ’B361-WP6063 temper T6, wld’
2252 = ’B361-AP Alclad 3003 temper 0’
2254 = ’B361-AP Alclad 3003 temper H112’

Other Materials 2300-2999

2310 = ’B337-1’
2311 = ’B337-2’
2313 = ’B337-3’
2317 = ’B337-7’
2320 = ’C76-CLIII’
2325 = ’C443’
2350 = ’C700’
2400 = ’D1785-PVC1120’
2402 = ’D2467-PVC1120’
2440 = ’F439-CPVC4120’
2442 = ’F441-CPVC4120’

Gaskets 3000-3999]
3051 = ’G51’ [Flat, org fib, nitrile binder]
3052 = ’G52’ [Flat, org fib, nitrile binder, full face]
3076 = ’G76’ [Flat, graph]
3077 = ’G77’ [Flat, graph, full face]
3078 = ’G78’ [Flat, graph, 304 tang reinf]
3079 = ’G79’ [Flat, graph, 304 wire mesh reinf]
3101 = ’G101’ [Flat, asb]
3102 = ’G102’ [Flat, asb, full face]
3103 = ’G103’ [Flat, asb, wire mesh reinf]
3111 = ’G111’ [Flat, blue-asb]
3112 = ’G112’ [Flat, blue-asb, full face]
3154 = ’G154’ [Flat, Buna-N]
3171 = ’G171’ [Flat, Hypalon]
3175 = ’G175’ [Flat, Kel-F]
3189 = ’G189’ [Flat, neoprene]
3195 = ’G195’ [Flat, polyethylene]
3204 = ’G204’ [Flat, Teflon]
3210 = ’G210’ [Flat, Viton]
3231 = ’G231’ [Flat, soft-iron]
3234 = ’G234’ [Flat, 304]
3236 = ’G236’ [Flat, 321/347

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3241 = ’G241’ [Corr, soft-iron]

3244 = ’G244’ [Corr, 304]
3246 = ’G246’ [Corr, 321/347

3251 = ’G251’ [Flat dbl jktd, PTFE-J, asb-F]

3256 = ’G256’ [Flat dbl jktd, Teflon-J, blue-asb-F]
3261 = ’G261’ [Flat dbl jktd, soft-iron-J, graph-F]
3262 = ’G262’ [Flat dbl jktd, soft-iron-J, asb-F]
3266 = ’G266’ [Flat dbl jktd, low-C-steel-J, graph-F]
3267 = ’G267’ [Flat dbl jktd, low-C-steel-J, asb-F]
3271 = ’G271’ [Flat dbl jktd, 304-J, graph-F]
3272 = ’G272’ [Flat dbl jktd, 304-J, asb-F]
3276 = ’G276’ [Flat dbl jktd, 321/347-J, graph-F]
3277 = ’G277’ [Flat dbl jktd, 321/347-J, asb-F]
3281 = ’G281’ [Flat dbl jktd, I600-J, graph-F]
3282 = ’G282’ [Flat dbl jktd, I600-J, asb-F]
3286 = ’G286’ [Flat dbl jktd, I800-J, graph-F

3306 = ’G306’ [Corr dbl jktd, soft-iron-J, graph-F]

3307 = ’G307’ [Corr dbl jktd, soft-iron-J, asb-F]
3311 = ’G311’ [Corr dbl jktd, low-C-steel-J, graph-F]
3312 = ’G312’ [Corr dbl jktd, low-C-steel-J, asb-F]
3316 = ’G316’ [Corr dbl jktd, 304-J, graph-F]
3317 = ’G317’ [Corr dbl jktd, 304-J, asb-F]
3321 = ’G321’ [Corr dbl jktd, 321/347-J, graph-F]
3322 = ’G322’ [Corr dbl jktd, 321/347-J, asb-F]
3326 = ’G326’ [Corr dbl jktd, I600-J, graph-F]
3327 = ’G327’ [Corr dbl jktd, I600-J, asb-F]
3331 = ’G331’ [Corr dbl jktd, I800-J, graph-F

3356 = ’G356’ [Inlaid corr, soft-iron-J, asb-chords]

3361 = ’G361’ [Inlaid corr, low-C-steel-J, asb-chords]
3366 = ’G366’ [Inlaid corr, 304-J, asb-chords

3403 = ’G403’ [O ring, Buna-N]

3404 = ’G404’ [O ring, butyl]
3408 = ’G408’ [O ring, EDPM]
3429 = ’G429’ [O ring, nitrile]
3435 = ’G435’ [O ring, Saran]
3436 = ’G436’ [O ring, synthetic rubber]
3441 = ’G441’ [O ring, Viton

3451 = ’G451’ [BX ring, soft-iron, 90 BHN max]

3452 = ’G452’ [BX ring, lo-C, 120 BHN max]
3463 = ’G463’ [BX ring, 304, 140 BHN max]
3466 = ’G466’ [BX ring, 316, 140 BHN max]
3468 = ’G468’ [BX ring, 321, 140 BHN max]
3473 = ’G473’ [BX ring, I-X-750

3476 = ’G476’ [RX ring, soft-iron, 90 BHN max]

3477 = ’G477’ [RX ring, lo-C, 120 BHN max]
3488 = ’G488’ [RX ring, 304, 140 BHN max]
3491 = ’G491’ [RX ring, 316, 140 BHN max]
3493 = ’G493’ [RX ring, 321, 140 BHN max]
3498 = ’G498’ [RX ring, I-X-750

3551 = ’G551’ [Octag ring, soft-iron, 90 BHN max]

3552 = ’G552’ [Octag ring, lo-C, 120 BHN max]
3556 = ’G556’ [Octag ring, 5Cr-0.5Mo, 130 BHN max]
3563 = ’G563’ [Octag ring, 304, 140 BHN max]
3566 = ’G566’ [Octag ring, 316, 140 BHN max]
3568 = ’G568’ [Octag ring, 321, 140 BHN max]
3569 = ’G569’ [Octag ring, 347, 140 BHN max]
3573 = ’G573’ [Octag ring, I-X-750

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3601 = ’G601’ [Oval ring, soft-iron, 90 BHN max]

3602 = ’G602’ [Oval ring, lo-C, 120 BHN max]
3606 = ’G606’ [Oval ring, 5Cr-0.5Mo, 130 BHN max]
3608 = ’G608’ [Oval ring, 9Cr-1Mo, 130 BHN max]

F. Codelists
3610 = ’G610’ [Oval ring, 410, 170 BHN max]
3613 = ’G613’ [Oval ring, 304, 140 BHN max]
3616 = ’G616’ [Oval ring, 316, 140 BHN max]
3618 = ’G618’ [Oval ring, 321, 140 BHN max]
3619 = ’G619’ [Oval ring, 347, 140 BHN max]
3623 = ’G623’ [Oval ring, I-X-750

3651 = ’G651’ [Sprl-wnd, 304-W, mica/graph-F, CS-CR]

3653 = ’G653’ [Sprl-wnd, 304-W, graph-F, CS-CR]
3655 = ’G655’ [Sprl-wnd, 304-W, asb-F, CS-CR]
3657 = ’G657’ [Sprl-wnd, 304-W, blue-asb-F, CS-CR]
3659 = ’G659’ [Sprl-wnd, 304-W, Teflon-F, CS-CR]
3661 = ’G661’ [Sprl-wnd, 304-W, mica/graph-F, CS-CR, 304-IR]
3663 = ’G663’ [Sprl-wnd, 304-W, graph-F, CS-CR, 304-IR]
3665 = ’G665’ [Sprl-wnd, 304-W, asb-F, CS-CR, 304-IR]
3669 = ’G669’ [Sprl-wnd, 304-W, Teflon-F, CS-CR, 304-IR

3671 = ’G671’ [Sprl-wnd, 316-W, mica/graph-F, CS-CR]

3673 = ’G673’ [Sprl-wnd, 316-W, graph-F, CS-CR]
3675 = ’G675’ [Sprl-wnd, 316-W, asb-F, CS-CR]
3677 = ’G677’ [Sprl-wnd, 316-W, crodidolite asb-F, CS-CR]
3679 = ’G679’ [Sprl-wnd, 316-W, Teflon-F, CS-CR]
3681 = ’G681’ [Sprl-wnd, 316-W, mica/graph-F, CS-CR, 316-IR]
3683 = ’G683’ [Sprl-wnd, 316-W, graph-F, CS-CR, 316-IR]
3685 = ’G685’ [Sprl-wnd, 316-W, asb-F, CS-CR, 316-IR]
3689 = ’G689’ [Sprl-wnd, 316-W, Teflon-F, CS-CR, 316-IR

3691 = ’G691’ [Sprl-wnd, 316L-W, mica/graph-F, CS-CR]

3693 = ’G693’ [Sprl-wnd, 316L-W, graph-F, CS-CR]
3695 = ’G695’ [Sprl-wnd, 316L-W, asb-F, CS-CR]
3699 = ’G699’ [Sprl-wnd, 316L-W, Teflon-F, CS-CR]
3701 = ’G701’ [Sprl-wnd, 316L-W, mica/gra-F, CS-CR, 316L-IR]
3703 = ’G703’ [Sprl-wnd, 316L-W, graph-F, CS-CR, 316L-IR]
3705 = ’G705’ [Sprl-wnd, 316L-W, asb-F, CS-CR, 316L-IR]
3709 = ’G709’ [Sprl-wnd, 316L-W, Teflon-F, CS-CR, 316L-IR

3711 = ’G711’ [Sprl-wnd, 321-W, mica/graph-F, CS-CR]

3713 = ’G713’ [Sprl-wnd, 321-W, graph-F, CS-CR]
3715 = ’G715’ [Sprl-wnd, 321-W, asb-F, CS-CR]
3719 = ’G719’ [Sprl-wnd, 321-W, Teflon-F, CS-CR]
3721 = ’G721’ [Sprl-wnd, 321-W, mica/graph-F, CS-CR, 321-IR]
3723 = ’G723’ [Sprl-wnd, 321-W, graph-F, CS-CR, 321-IR]
3725 = ’G725’ [Sprl-wnd, 321-W, asb-F, CS-CR, 321-IR]
3729 = ’G729’ [Sprl-wnd, 321-W, Teflon-F, CS-CR, 321-IR

3731 = ’G731’ [Sprl-wnd, 347-W, mica/graph-F, CS-CR]

3733 = ’G733’ [Sprl-wnd, 347-W, graph-F, CS-CR]
3735 = ’G735’ [Sprl-wnd, 347-W, asb-F, CS-CR]
3739 = ’G739’ [Sprl-wnd, 347-W, Teflon-F, CS-CR]
3741 = ’G741’ [Sprl-wnd, 347-W, mica/graph-F, CS-CR, 347-IR]
3743 = ’G743’ [Sprl-wnd, 347-W, graph-F, CS-CR, 347-IR]
3745 = ’G745’ [Sprl-wnd, 347-W, asb-F, CS-CR, 347-IR]
3749 = ’G749’ [Sprl-wnd, 347-W, Teflon-F, CS-CR, 347-IR

3751 = ’G751’ [Sprl-wnd, I600-W, mica/graph-F, CS-CR]

3753 = ’G753’ [Sprl-wnd, I600-W, graph-F, CS-CR]
3755 = ’G755’ [Sprl-wnd, I600-W, asb-F, CS-CR]
3761 = ’G761’ [Sprl-wnd, I600-W, mica/graph-F, I600-O&IR]
3763 = ’G763’ [Sprl-wnd, I600-W, graph-F, I600-O&IR]
3765 = ’G765’ [Sprl-wnd, I600-W, asb-F, I600-O&IR

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3771 = ’G771’ [Sprl-wnd, I800-W, mica/graph-F, CS-CR]

3773 = ’G773’ [Sprl-wnd, I800-W, graph-F, CS-CR]
3775 = ’G775’ [Sprl-wnd, I800-W, asb-F, CS-CR]
3781 = ’G781’ [Sprl-wnd, I800-W, mica/graph-F, I800-O&IR]
3783 = ’G783’ [Sprl-wnd, I800-W, graph-F, I800-O&IR]
3785 = ’G785’ [Sprl-wnd, I800-W, asb-F, I800-O&IR

Bolting 4000-4999]
4011 = ’B11’ [A193-B5, >=1.5" lub, w/A194-3]
4012 = ’B12’ [A193-B5, lub, w/A194-3]
4014 = ’B14’ [A193-B5, >=1.5" lub, w/A194-4]
4015 = ’B15’ [A193-B5, lub, w/A194-4]
4021 = ’B21’ [A193-B6, >=1.5" lub, w/A194-6]
4022 = ’B22’ [A193-B6, lub, w/A194-6]
4031 = ’B31’ [A193-B7, >=1.5" lub, w/A194-2H]
4032 = ’B32’ [A193-B7, lub, w/A194-2H]
4033 = ’B33’ [A193-B7 zinc coated w/A194-2H zinc coated]
4035 = ’B35’ [A193-B7 galv w/A194-2H galv]
4038 = ’B38’ [A193-B7M, >=1.5" lub, w/A194-2H]
4039 = ’B39’ [A193-B7M, lub, w/A194-2H]
4041 = ’B41’ [A193-B8 Cl.1, >=1.5" lub, w/A194-8]
4042 = ’B42’ [A193-B8 Cl.1, lub, w/A194-8]
4044 = ’B44’ [A193-B8C Cl.1, >=1.5" lub, w/A194-8C]
4045 = ’B45’ [A193-B8C Cl.1, lub, w/A194-8C]
4046 = ’B46’ [A193-B8 Cl.1, lub, w/A194-8]
4047 = ’B47’ [A193-B8M Cl.1, >=1.5" lub, w/A194-8M]
4048 = ’B48’ [A193-B8M Cl.1, lub, w/A194-8M
4050 = ’B50’ [A193-B8T Cl.1, >=1.5" lub, w/A194-8T]
4051 = ’B51’ [A193-B8T Cl.1, lub, w/A194-8T]
4061 = ’B61’ [A193-B16, >=1.5" lub, w/A194-3]
4062 = ’B62’ [A193-B16, lub, w/A194-3]
4064 = ’B64’ [A193-B16, >=1.5" lub, w/A194-4]
4065 = ’B65’ [A193-B16, lub, w/A194-4]
4066 = ’B66’ [A193-B16, >=1.5" lub, w/A194-7]
4067 = ’B67’ [A193-B16, lub, w/A194-7]
4068 = ’B68’ [A193-B16, >=1.5" lub, w/A194-8M]
4069 = ’B69’ [A193-B16, lub, w/A194-8M]
4071 = ’B71’ [A307-B w/A563-A]
4074 = ’B74’ [A320-L7, >=1.5" lub, w/A194-4]
4075 = ’B75’ [A320-L7, lub, w/A194-4]
4076 = ’B76’ [A320-B8, >=1.5" lub, w/A194-8]
4077 = ’B77’ [A320-B8, lub, w/A194-8]
4078 = ’B78’ [A320-B8, >=1.5" lub, w/A194-B8]
4079 = ’B79’ [A320-B8, lub, w/A194-B8]
4080 = ’B80’ [A320-B8T Cl.1 >=1.5" lub, w/A194-B8]
4081 = ’B81’ [A320-B8T Cl.1 lub, w/A194-B8]
4082 = ’B82’ [A325 w/A325]
4084 = ’B84’ [A453-660, >=1.5" lub, w/A453-660]
4085 = ’B85’ [A453-660, lub, w/A453-660

4500 = ’Undefined’

Materials for British Standards - Ranges used 6000-7999

carbon steel pipes and tubes BS3601

6000 = ’BS3601:BW320’
6001 = ’BS3601:ERW320’
6002 = ’BS3601:ERW360’
6003 = ’BS3601:ERW430’
6004 = ’BS3601:S360’
6005 = ’BS3601:S430’
6006 = ’BS3601:SAW430’

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steel pipes and tubes BS3602 part 1 1987

6010 = ’BS3602:PART 1:HFS360:Cat 1’
6011 = ’BS3602:PART 1:HFS360:Cat 2’
6012 = ’BS3602:PART 1:HFS430:Cat 1’

F. Codelists
6013 = ’BS3602:PART 1:HFS430:Cat 2’
6014 = ’BS3602:PART 1:HFS500Nb:Cat 1’
6015 = ’BS3602:PART 1:HFS500Nb:Cat 2’
6016 = ’BS3602:PART 1:CFS360:Cat 1’
6017 = ’BS3602:PART 1:CFS360:Cat 2’
6018 = ’BS3602:PART 1:CFS430:Cat 1’
6019 = ’BS3602:PART 1:CFS430:Cat 2’
6020 = ’BS3602:PART 1:CFS500Nb:Cat 1’
6021 = ’BS3602:PART 1:CFS500Nb:Cat 2’
6022 = ’BS3602:PART 1:ERW360:Cat 1’
6023 = ’BS3602:PART 1:ERW360:Cat 2’
6024 = ’BS3602:PART 1:ERW430:Cat 1’
6025 = ’BS3602:PART 1:ERW430:Cat 2’
6026 = ’BS3602:PART 1:CEW360:Cat 1’
6027 = ’BS3602:PART 1:CEW360:Cat 2’
6028 = ’BS3602:PART 1:CEW430:Cat 1’
6029 = ’BS3602:PART 1:CEW430:Cat 2’

steel pipes and tubes elevated temp prop BS3602 part 2

6030 = ’BS3602:PART 2:SAW410:cat 1’
6031 = ’BS3602:PART 2:SAW410:cat 2’
6032 = ’BS3602:PART 2:SAW460:cat 1’
6033 = ’BS3602:PART 2:SAW460:cat 2’

steel pipes and tubes low temp prop BS3603 1977

6040 = ’BS3603 HFS410 LT 50 Cat 1’
6041 = ’BS3603 HFS410 LT 50 Cat 2’
6042 = ’BS3603 CFS410 LT 50 Cat 1’
6043 = ’BS3603 CFS410 LT 50 Cat 2’
6044 = ’BS3603 ERW410 LT 50 Cat 1’
6045 = ’BS3603 ERW410 LT 50 Cat 2’
6046 = ’BS3603 CEW410 LT 50 Cat 1’
6047 = ’BS3603 CEW410 LT 50 Cat 2’
6048 = ’BS3603 HFS503 LT 100 Cat 1’
6049 = ’BS3603 HFS503 LT 100 Cat 2’
6050 = ’BS3603 CFS503 LT 100 Cat 1’
6051 = ’BS3603 CFS503 LT 100 Cat 2’
6052 = ’BS3603 HFS509 LT 196 Cat 1’
6053 = ’BS3603 HFS509 LT 196 Cat 2’
6054 = ’BS3603 CFS509 LT 196 Cat 1’
6055 = ’BS3603 CFS509 LT 196 Cat 2’

steel pipes and tubes elevated temp prop BS3604

6060 = ’BS3604:HFS620-460 Cat 1’
6061 = ’BS3604:CFS620-460 Cat 1’
6062 = ’BS3604:ERW620-460 Cat 1’
6063 = ’BS3604:CEW620-460 Cat 1’
6064 = ’BS3604:HFS620-460 Cat 2’
6065 = ’BS3604:CFS620-460 Cat 2’
6066 = ’BS3604:ERW620-460 Cat 2’
6067 = ’BS3604:CEW620-460 Cat 2’
6068 = ’BS3604:HFS620-440 Cat 1’
6069 = ’BS3604:CFS620-440 Cat 1’
6070 = ’BS3604:ERW620-440 Cat 1’
6071 = ’BS3604:CEW620-440 Cat 1’
6072 = ’BS3604:HFS620-440 Cat 2’
6073 = ’BS3604:CFS620-440 Cat 2’
6074 = ’BS3604:ERW620-440 Cat 2’

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6075 = ’BS3604:CEW620-440 Cat 2’

6076 = ’BS3604:HFS621 Cat 1’
6077 = ’BS3604:CFS621 Cat 1’
6078 = ’BS3604:ERW621 Cat 1’
6079 = ’BS3604:CEW621 Cat 1’
6080 = ’BS3604:HFS621 Cat 2’
6081 = ’BS3604:CFS621 Cat 2’
6082 = ’BS3604:ERW621 Cat 2’
6083 = ’BS3604:CEW621 Cat 2’
6084 = ’BS3604:HFS660 Cat 1’
6085 = ’BS3604:CFS660 Cat 1’
6086 = ’BS3604:HFS660 Cat 2’
6087 = ’BS3604:CFS660 Cat 2’
6088 = ’BS3604:HFS622 Cat 1’
6089 = ’BS3604:CFS622 Cat 1’
6090 = ’BS3604:HFS622 Cat 2’
6091 = ’BS3604:CFS622 Cat 2’
6092 = ’BS3604:HFS625 Cat 1’
6093 = ’BS3604:CFS625 Cat 1’
6094 = ’BS3604:HFS625 Cat 2’
6095 = ’BS3604:CFS625 Cat 2’
6096 = ’BS3604:HFS629-470 Cat 1’
6097 = ’BS3604:CFS629-470 Cat 1’
6098 = ’BS3604:HFS629-470 Cat 2’
6099 = ’BS3604:CFS629-470 Cat 2’
6100 = ’BS3604:HFS629-590 Cat 1’
6101 = ’BS3604:CFS629-590 Cat 1’
6102 = ’BS3604:HFS629-590 Cat 2’
6103 = ’BS3604:CFS629-590 Cat 2’
6104 = ’BS3604:HFS762 Cat 1’
6105 = ’BS3604:CFS762 Cat 1’
6106 = ’BS3604:HFS762 Cat 2’
6107 = ’BS3604:CFS762 Cat 2’

SS pipes and tubes for pressure purposes BS3605:1973

6110 = ’BS3605 304S14’
6111 = ’BS3605 304S18’
6112 = ’BS3605 304S59’
6113 = ’BS3605 304S22’
6114 = ’BS3605 304S25’
6115 = ’BS3605 316S14’
6116 = ’BS3605 316S18’
6117 = ’BS3605 316S59’
6118 = ’BS3605 316S22’
6119 = ’BS3605 316S26’
6120 = ’BS3605 321S18’
6121 = ’BS3605 321S59(1010)’
6122 = ’BS3605 321S59(1105)’
6123 = ’BS3605 321S22’
6124 = ’BS3605 347S18’
6125 = ’BS3605 347S59’
6126 = ’BS3605 347S17’

plates BS1501 part 1 1980

6200 = ’BS1501-141 360A’
6201 = ’BS1501-151 360A’
6202 = ’BS1501-151 400A’
6203 = ’BS1501-151 430A’
6204 = ’BS1501-151 360B’
6205 = ’BS1501-151 400B’
6206 = ’BS1501-151 430B’
6207 = ’BS1501-154 360A’

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6208 = ’BS1501-154 400A’

6209 = ’BS1501-154 430A’
6210 = ’BS1501-161 360A’
6211 = ’BS1501-161 400A’

F. Codelists
6212 = ’BS1501-161 430A’
6213 = ’BS1501-161 360B’
6214 = ’BS1501-161 400B’
6215 = ’BS1501-161 430B’
6216 = ’BS1501-164 360A RT’
6217 = ’BS1501-164 360A LT0’
6218 = ’BS1501-164 360A LT20’
6219 = ’BS1501-164 360B RT’
6220 = ’BS1501-164 360B LT0’
6221 = ’BS1501-164 360B LT20’
6222 = ’BS1501-164 400A RT’
6223 = ’BS1501-164 400A LT0’
6224 = ’BS1501-164 400A LT20’
6225 = ’BS1501-164 400B RT’
6226 = ’BS1501-164 400B LT0’
6227 = ’BS1501-164 400B LT20’
6228 = ’BS1501-223 460A RT’
6229 = ’BS1501-223 460A LT0’
6230 = ’BS1501-223 460A LT15’
6231 = ’BS1501-223 460A LT30’
6232 = ’BS1501-223 460B RT’
6233 = ’BS1501-223 460B LT0’
6234 = ’BS1501-223 460B LT15’
6235 = ’BS1501-223 460B LT30’
6236 = ’BS1501-223 490A RT’
6237 = ’BS1501-223 490A LT0’
6238 = ’BS1501-223 490A LT15’
6239 = ’BS1501-223 490A LT30’
6240 = ’BS1501-223 490B RT’
6241 = ’BS1501-223 490B LT0’
6242 = ’BS1501-223 490B LT15’
6243 = ’BS1501-223 490B LT30’
6244 = ’BS1501-224 400A RT’
6245 = ’BS1501-224 400A LT0’
6246 = ’BS1501-224 400A LT20’
6247 = ’BS1501-224 400A LT30’
6248 = ’BS1501-224 400A LT40’
6249 = ’BS1501-224 400A LT50’
6250 = ’BS1501-224 400B RT’
6251 = ’BS1501-224 400B LT0’
6252 = ’BS1501-224 400B LT20’
6253 = ’BS1501-224 400B LT30’
6254 = ’BS1501-224 400B LT40’
6255 = ’BS1501-224 400B LT50’
6256 = ’BS1501-224 430A RT’
6257 = ’BS1501-224 430A LT0’
6258 = ’BS1501-224 430A LT20’
6259 = ’BS1501-224 430A LT30’
6260 = ’BS1501-224 430A LT40’
6261 = ’BS1501-224 430A LT50’
6262 = ’BS1501-224 430B RT’
6263 = ’BS1501-224 430B LT0’
6264 = ’BS1501-224 430B LT20’
6265 = ’BS1501-224 430B LT30’
6266 = ’BS1501-224 430B LT40’
6267 = ’BS1501-224 430B LT50’
6268 = ’BS1501-224 460A RT’
6269 = ’BS1501-224 460A LT0’

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6270 = ’BS1501-224 460A LT20’

6271 = ’BS1501-224 460A LT30’
6272 = ’BS1501-224 460A LT40’
6273 = ’BS1501-224 460A LT50’
6274 = ’BS1501-224 460B RT’
6275 = ’BS1501-224 460B LT0’
6276 = ’BS1501-224 460B LT20’
6277 = ’BS1501-224 460B LT30’
6278 = ’BS1501-224 460B LT40’
6279 = ’BS1501-224 460B LT50’
6280 = ’BS1501-224 490A RT’
6281 = ’BS1501-224 490A LT0’
6282 = ’BS1501-224 490A LT20’
6283 = ’BS1501-224 490A LT30’
6284 = ’BS1501-224 490A LT40’
6285 = ’BS1501-224 490A LT50’
6286 = ’BS1501-224 490B RT’
6287 = ’BS1501-224 490B LT0’
6288 = ’BS1501-224 490B LT20’
6289 = ’BS1501-224 490B LT30’
6290 = ’BS1501-224 490B LT40’
6291 = ’BS1501-224 490B LT50’
6292 = ’BS1501-225 460A LT20’
6293 = ’BS1501-225 460A LT30’
6294 = ’BS1501-225 460A LT50’
6295 = ’BS1501-225 460A LT60’
6296 = ’BS1501-225 460B LT20’
6297 = ’BS1501-225 460B LT30’
6298 = ’BS1501-225 460B LT50’
6299 = ’BS1501-225 460B LT60’
6300 = ’BS1501-225 490A LT20’
6301 = ’BS1501-225 490A LT30’
6302 = ’BS1501-225 490A LT50’
6303 = ’BS1501-225 490B LT20’
6304 = ’BS1501-225 490B LT30’
6305 = ’BS1501-225 490B LT50’

steel plates BS1501 part 2 1988

6310 = ’BS1501-243’
6311 = ’BS1501-271’
6312 = ’BS1501-281’
6313 = ’BS1501-620’
6314 = ’BS1501-621’
6315 = ’BS1501-622-515’
6316 = ’BS1501-622-690’
6317 = ’BS1501-660’
6318 = ’BS1501-503’
6319 = ’BS1501-510’
6320 = ’BS1501-828’

steel plates BS1501 part 3 1973

6321 = ’BS1501-403S17A’
6322 = ’BS1501-405S17A’
6323 = ’BS1501-304S12A’
6324 = ’BS1501-304S15A’
6325 = ’BS1501-304S49A’
6326 = ’BS1501-321S12A’
6327 = ’BS1501-321S49A’
6328 = ’BS1501-347S17A’
6329 = ’BS1501-347S49A’
6330 = ’BS1501-316S12A’
6331 = ’BS1501-316S16A’

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6332 = ’BS1501-316S37A’
6333 = ’BS1501-316S49A’
6334 = ’BS1501-320S17A’
6335 = ’BS1501-310S24A’

F. Codelists
6336 = ’BS1501-NA15A’
6337 = ’BS1501-NA16A’
6338 = ’BS1501-460S52A’
6339 = ’BS1501-304S62A’
6340 = ’BS1501-304S65A’
6341 = ’BS1501-304S87A’
6342 = ’BS1501-347S67A’
6343 = ’BS1501-316S62A’
6344 = ’BS1501-316S66A’
6345 = ’BS1501-316S82A’
6351 = ’BS1501-403S17B’
6352 = ’BS1501-405S17B’
6353 = ’BS1501-304S12B’
6354 = ’BS1501-304S15B’
6355 = ’BS1501-304S49B’
6356 = ’BS1501-351S12B’
6357 = ’BS1501-351S49B’
6358 = ’BS1501-347S17B’
6359 = ’BS1501-347S49B’
6360 = ’BS1501-316S12B’
6361 = ’BS1501-316S16B’
6362 = ’BS1501-316S37B’
6363 = ’BS1501-316S49B’
6364 = ’BS1501-320S17B’
6365 = ’BS1501-310S24B’
6366 = ’BS1501-NA15B’
6367 = ’BS1501-NA16B’
6368 = ’BS1501-460S52B’
6369 = ’BS1501-304S62B’
6370 = ’BS1501-304S65B’
6371 = ’BS1501-304S87B’
6372 = ’BS1501-377S67B’
6373 = ’BS1501-316S62B’
6374 = ’BS1501-316S66B’
6375 = ’BS1501-316S82B’
6376 = ’BS1501-460S52A LT70’

steel forgings to BS1503 1980

6380 = ’BS1503 164-490’
6381 = ’BS1503 221-410’
6382 = ’BS1503 221-430’
6383 = ’BS1503 221-460’
6384 = ’BS1503 221-490’
6385 = ’BS1503 221-510’
6386 = ’BS1503 221-530’
6387 = ’BS1503 221-550’
6388 = ’BS1503 223-410’
6389 = ’BS1503 223-430’
6390 = ’BS1503 223-460’
6391 = ’BS1503 223-490’
6392 = ’BS1503 223-510’
6393 = ’BS1503 224-410’
6394 = ’BS1503 224-430’
6395 = ’BS1503 224-460’
6396 = ’BS1503 224-490’
6397 = ’BS1503 224-510’

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6398 = ’BS1503 245-420’

6399 = ’BS1503 620-440’
6400 = ’BS1503 620-540’
6401 = ’BS1503 621-460’
6402 = ’BS1503 660-460’
6403 = ’BS1503 271-560’
6404 = ’BS1503 622-490’
6405 = ’BS1503 622-560’
6406 = ’BS1503 622-650’
6407 = ’BS1503 625-520’
6408 = ’BS1503 625-590’
6409 = ’BS1503 503-490’
6410 = ’BS1503 509-690’
6411 = ’BS1503 410S21’
6412 = ’BS1503 420S29’
6413 = ’BS1503 403S17’
6414 = ’BS1503 405S17’

6415 = ’BS1503 304S11’

6416 = ’BS1503 304S31’
6417 = ’BS1503 304S51’
6418 = ’BS1503 347S31’
6419 = ’BS1503 347S51’
6420 = ’BS1503 321S31’
6421 = ’BS1503 321S51-490’
6422 = ’BS1503 321S51-510’
6423 = ’BS1503 316S11’
6424 = ’BS1503 316S13’
6425 = ’BS1503 316S31’
6426 = ’BS1503 316S33’
6427 = ’BS1503 316S51’
6428 = ’BS1503 320S33’
6429 = ’BS1503 310S31’

6430 = ’BS1503 164-490E’

6431 = ’BS1503 221-430E’
6432 = ’BS1503 221-460E’
6433 = ’BS1503 221-490E’
6434 = ’BS1503 221-510E’
6435 = ’BS1503 221-530E’
6436 = ’BS1503 221-550E’
6437 = ’BS1503 223-410E’
6438 = ’BS1503 223-430E’
6439 = ’BS1503 223-460E’
6440 = ’BS1503 223-490E’
6441 = ’BS1503 223-510E’
6442 = ’BS1503 224-410E’
6443 = ’BS1503 224-430E’
6444 = ’BS1503 224-460E’
6445 = ’BS1503 224-490E’
6446 = ’BS1503 224-510E’

6447 = ’BS1503 245-420E’

6448 = ’BS1503 620-440E’
6449 = ’BS1503 620-540E’
6450 = ’BS1503 621-460E’
6451 = ’BS1503 660-460E’
6452 = ’BS1503 271-560E’
6453 = ’BS1503 622-490E’
6454 = ’BS1503 622-560E’
6455 = ’BS1503 622-650E’
6456 = ’BS1503 625-520E’

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6457 = ’BS1503 625-590E’

6458 = ’BS1503 410S21E’
6459 = ’BS1503 420S29E’
6460 = ’BS1503 403S17E’

F. Codelists
6461 = ’BS1503 405S17E’

6462 = ’BS1503 304S11E’

6463 = ’BS1503 304S31E’
6464 = ’BS1503 304S51E’
6465 = ’BS1503 347S31E’
6466 = ’BS1503 347S51E’
6467 = ’BS1503 321S31E’
6468 = ’BS1503 321S51-490E’
6469 = ’BS1503 321S51-510E’
6470 = ’BS1503 316S11E’
6471 = ’BS1503 316S13E’
6472 = ’BS1503 316S31E’
6473 = ’BS1503 316S33E’
6474 = ’BS1503 316S51E’

6475 = ’BS1503 223-410-LT10’

6476 = ’BS1503 223-410-LT20’
6477 = ’BS1503 223-410-LT50’
6478 = ’BS1503 223-430-LT10’
6479 = ’BS1503 223-430-LT15’
6480 = ’BS1503 223-430-LT40’
6481 = ’BS1503 223-460-LT0’
6482 = ’BS1503 223-460-LT10’
6483 = ’BS1503 223-460-LT20’
6484 = ’BS1503 223-490-LT0’
6485 = ’BS1503 223-490-LT10’
6486 = ’BS1503 223-510-LT0’
6487 = ’BS1503 224-410-LT10’
6488 = ’BS1503 224-410-LT20’
6489 = ’BS1503 224-410-LT50’
6490 = ’BS1503 224-430-LT10’
6491 = ’BS1503 224-430-LT15’
6492 = ’BS1503 224-430-LT40’
6493 = ’BS1503 224-460-LT0’
6494 = ’BS1503 224-460-LT10’
6495 = ’BS1503 224-460-LT20’
6496 = ’BS1503 224-490-LT0’
6497 = ’BS1503 224-490-LT10’
6498 = ’BS1503 224-510-LT0’

6499 = ’BS1503 503-490-LT80’

6500 = ’BS1503 509-690-LT196’

6501 = ’BS1503 304S11-LT196’

6502 = ’BS1503 304S31-LT196’
6503 = ’BS1503 347S31-LT196’
6504 = ’BS1503 321S31-LT196’
6505 = ’BS1503 321S51-490’
6506 = ’BS1503 321S51-510’
6507 = ’BS1503 316S11-LT196’
6508 = ’BS1503 316S13-LT196’
6509 = ’BS1503 316S31-LT196’
6510 = ’BS1503 316S33-LT196’

steel casting to BS1504 1976

6520 = ’BS1504-161 grade 430A’
6521 = ’BS1504-161 grade 480A’

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6522 = ’BS1504-161 grade 540A’

6523 = ’BS1504-161 grade 430E’
6524 = ’BS1504-161 grade 480E’
6525 = ’BS1504-161 grade 430A-LT40’
6526 = ’BS1504-245A’
6527 = ’BS1504-245B’
6528 = ’BS1504-245A-LT50’
6529 = ’BS1504-503-LT60’
6530 = ’BS1504-621A’
6531 = ’BS1504-622A’
6532 = ’BS1504-622E’
6533 = ’BS1504-623A’
6534 = ’BS1504-625A’
6535 = ’BS1504-625E’
6536 = ’BS1504-629A’
6537 = ’BS1504-660A’
6538 = ’BS1504-420C29A’
6539 = ’BS1504-425C11A’
6540 = ’BS1504-304C15A’
6541 = ’BS1504-304C15A-LT196’
6542 = ’BS1504-304C12A’
6543 = ’BS1504-304C12A-LT196’
6544 = ’BS1504-347C17A’
6545 = ’BS1504-347C17A-LT196’
6546 = ’BS1504-315C16A’
6547 = ’BS1504-315C16A-LT196’
6548 = ’BS1504-316C12A’
6549 = ’BS1504-316C16A’
6550 = ’BS1504-316C71A’
6551 = ’BS1504-318C17A’
6552 = ’BS1504-316C16E’
6553 = ’BS1504-316C71E’
6554 = ’BS1504-316C12A-LT196’
6555 = ’BS1504-316C16A-LT196’
6556 = ’BS1504-316C71A-LT196’
6557 = ’BS1504-317C12A’
6558 = ’BS1504-317C16A’
6559 = ’BS1504-364C11A’
6560 = ’BS1504-332C11A’
6561 = ’BS1504-310C40A’
6562 = ’BS1504-330C11A’

steel bars and billets for bolting BS1506 1986

6570 = ’BS1506-162’
6571 = ’BS1506-253’
6572 = ’BS1506-253-LT100’
6573 = ’BS1506-509-650’
6574 = ’BS1506-509-650-LT196’
6575 = ’BS1506-509-690’
6576 = ’BS1506-509-690-LT196’
6577 = ’BS1506-630-790’
6578 = ’BS1506-630-790-LT100’
6579 = ’BS1506-630-790-LT75’
6580 = ’BS1506-630-860’
6581 = ’BS1506-630-860-LT100’
6582 = ’BS1506-630-690’
6583 = ’BS1506-630-690-LT100’
6584 = ’BS1506-631-850’
6585 = ’BS1506-670-860’
6586 = ’BS1506-671-850’
6587 = ’BS1506-681-820’
6588 = ’BS1506-410S21-690’

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6589 = ’BS1506-410S21-720’
6590 = ’BS1506-410S21-760’
6591 = ’BS1506-410S21-750’
6592 = ’BS1506-410S21-770’

F. Codelists
6593 = ’BS1506-416S29’
6594 = ’BS1506-286S31’
6595 = ’BS1506-286S31-LT196’
6596 = ’BS1506-304S31’
6597 = ’BS1506-304S31-LT196’
6598 = ’BS1506-304S51’
6599 = ’BS1506-304S61’
6600 = ’BS1506-304S61-LT196’
6601 = ’BS1506-304S71’
6602 = ’BS1506-304S71-LT196’
6603 = ’BS1506-303S22’
6604 = ’BS1506-316S31’
6605 = ’BS1506-316S31-LT196’
6606 = ’BS1506-316S33’
6607 = ’BS1506-316S33-LT196’
6608 = ’BS1506-316S51’
6609 = ’BS1506-316S53’
6610 = ’BS1506-316S61’
6611 = ’BS1506-316S61-LT196’
6612 = ’BS1506-316S63’
6613 = ’BS1506-316S63-LT196’
6614 = ’BS1506-316S65’
6615 = ’BS1506-316S65-LT196’
6616 = ’BS1506-316S67’
6617 = ’BS1506-316S67-LT196’
6618 = ’BS1506-321S31’
6619 = ’BS1506-321S31-LT196’
6620 = ’BS1506-321S51-490’
6621 = ’BS1506-321S51-520’
6622 = ’BS1506-347S31’
6623 = ’BS1506-347S31-LT196’
6624 = ’BS1506-347S51’

7999 = ’undefined’

CL148, Piping Materials Class Description (31999)

NOTE: Codelist numbers 2-7999 are reserved for values that apply
to US practices. Codelist numbers 8000-31999 are reserved for
values that apply to practices in other countries.
1 = [Blank]

US Piping Material Class Descriptions, 2-7999

Irons, F
2 = [FAY1W8] [8F0002] ’Gravity Head, Gray CI’
3 = [FDYLW8] [8F0003] ’Gravity Head, DI Cement Lined’
6 = [FDYLU9] [9F0006] ’AWWA 150# MJ, DI Cement Lined’

Carbon Steels, C
14 = [CAA5UA] [AC0014] ’CL125 FFFE, CS, Brnz Trim’
16 = [CAA5VA] [AC0016] ’CL125 FFFE, Brnz Trim’
19 = [CAALV1] [1C0019] ’CL150 FFFE, CS Cement Lined’
31 = [CAC5C1] [1C0031] ’CL150 RFFE, CS, Trim 8’
32 = [CAC5C2] [2C0032] ’CL300 RFFE, CS, Trim 8’
33 = [CAC5C4] [4C0033] ’CL600 RFFE, CS, Trim 8’
35 = [CAC5G1] [1C0035] ’CL150 RFFE, CS, Trim 8’

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43 = [CAC5Q1] [1C0043] ’CL150 RFFE, CS, Trim 8, (ANSI-B31.1)’

45 = [CAC5R1] [1C0045] ’CL150 RFFE, CS, Trim 8’
48 = [CAC5U1] [1C0048] ’CL150 RFFE, CS, Trim 8’
49 = [CAC7C1] [1C0049] ’CL150 RFFE, CS, Trim 8’
50 = [CAC7C2] [2C0050] ’CL300 RFFE, CS, Trim 8’
51 = [CAC7C4] [4C0051] ’CL600 RFFE, CS, Trim 8’
65 = [CAC8C1] [1C0065] ’CL150 RFFE, CS, Trim 8’
66 = [CAC8C2] [2C0066] ’CL300 RFFE, CS, Trim 8’
73 = [CAC9C1] [1C0073] ’CL150 RFFE, CS, Trim 8’
74 = [CAC9C2] [2C0074] ’CL300 RFFE, CS, Trim 8’
75 = [CAC9C4] [4C0075] ’CL600 RFFE, CS, Trim 8’
76 = [CAC9C5] [5C0076] ’CL900 RFFE, CS, Trim 8’
105 = [CAD7K1] [1C0105] ’CL150 RFFE, CS, Trim 9’
106 = [CAD7K2] [2C0106] ’CL300 RFFE, CS, Trim 9’
146 = [CAF5S1] [1C0146] ’CL150 RFFE, CS, SS/TFE Trim’
153 = [CAF7J1] [1C0153] ’CL150 RFFE, CS, Trim 13’
171 = [CAFYC1] [1C0171] ’CL150 RFFE, CS, 316 Trim’
176 = [CAH5C1] [1C0176] ’CL150 RFFE-SF, CS, Trim 8’
177 = [CAH5C2] [2C0177] ’CL300 RFFE-SF, CS, Trim 8’
182 = [CAH5G1] [1C0182] ’CL150 RFFE-SF, CS, Trim 8’
183 = [CAH5G2] [2C0183] ’CL300 RFFE-SF, CS, Trim 8’
185 = [CAH7C1] [1C0185] ’CL150 RFFE-SF, CS, Trim 8’
186 = [CAH7C2] [2C0186] ’CL300 RFFE-SF, CS, Trim 8’
320 = [CALYC2] [2C0320] ’CL300 RFFE-SF, CS, 316 Trim’
389 = [CAU5P4] [4C0389] ’CL600 BE/RFFE, CS, Trim 8, (ASME-I)’
390 = [CAU5P5] [5C0390] ’CL900 BE/RFFE, CS, Trim 5, (ASME-I)’
391 = [CAU5P6] [6C0391] ’CL1500 BE/RJFE, CS, Trim 5, (ASME-I)’
394 = [CAU5Q2] [2C0394] ’CL300 BE/RFFE, CS, Trim 8, (ANSI-B31.1)’
395 = [CAU5Q4] [4C0395] ’CL600 BE/RFFE, CS, Trim 8, (ANSI-B31.1)’
396 = [CAU5Q5] [5C0396] ’CL900 BE/RFFE, CS, Trim 5, (ANSI-B31.1)’
397 = [CAU5Q6] [6C0397] ’CL1500 BE/RJFE, CS, Trim 5, (ANSI-B31.1)’
400 = [CAU5R2] [2C0400] ’CL300 BE/RFFE, CS, Trim 8, (ANSI-B31.3)’
401 = [CAU5R4] [4C0401] ’CL600 BE/RFFE, CS, Trim 8, (ANSI-B31.3)’
402 = [CAU5R5] [5C0402] ’CL900 BE/RFFE, CS, Trim 5, (ANSI-B31.3)’
403 = [CAU5R6] [6C0403] ’CL1500 BE/RJFE, CS, Trim 5, (ANSI-B31.3)’
405 = [CAU5RF] [FC0405] ’CL800 BE/RFFE, CS, Trim 5, (ANSI-B31.3)’
407 = [CAU7C6] [6C0407] ’CL1500 BE/RJFE, CS, Trim 8’
458 = [CAYYC1] [1C0458] ’CL150 BE, CS’
459 = [CAYYC2] [2C0459] ’CL300 BE, CS’
460 = [CDA1U1] [1C0460] ’CL150 FFFE, Galv CS, Brnz Trim’
461 = [CDA5U1] [1C0461] ’CL150 FFFE, Galv CS, Brnz Trim’
548 = [CJD7K1] [1C0548] ’CL150 RFFE, Killed CS, Trim 12’
549 = [CJD7K2] [2C0549] ’CL300 RFFE, Killed CS, Trim 12’
551 = [CJD7K5] [5C0551] ’CL900 RFFE, Killed CS, Trim 12’
557 = [CJD8K2] [2C0557] ’CL300 RFFE, Killed CS, Trim 12’
564 = [CJD9K1] [1C0564] ’CL150 RFFE, Killed CS, Trim 12’
577 = [CJE7C2] [2C0577] ’CL300 RFFE, Killed CS, NACE, Trim 9’
593 = [CJE9C2] [2C0593] ’CL300 RFFE, Killed CS, NACE, Trim 9’
600 = [CJF5C1] [1C0600] ’CL150 RFFE, Killed CS, NACE, Trim 12’
601 = [CJF5C2] [2C0601] ’CL300 RFFE, Killed CS, NACE, Trim 12’
602 = [CJF5C4] [4C0602] ’CL600 RFFE, Killed CS, NACE, Trim 12’
609 = [CJF7C1] [1C0609] ’CL150 RFFE, Killed CS, NACE, Trim 12’
610 = [CJF7C2] [2C0610] ’CL300 RFFE, Killed CS, NACE, Trim 12’
611 = [CJF7C4] [4C0611] ’CL600 RFFE, Killed CS, NACE, Trim 12’
618 = [CJF9C1] [1C0618] ’CL150 RFFE, Killed CS, NACE, Trim 12’
619 = [CJF9C2] [2C0619] ’CL300 RFFE, Killed CS, NACE, Trim 12’
620 = [CJF9C4] [4C0620] ’CL600 RFFE, Killed CS, NACE, Trim 12’
630 = [CJH7C4] [4C0630] ’CL600 RFFE-SF, Killed CS, Trim 8’
722 = [CJL7C2] [2C0722] ’CL300 RFFE-SF, Killed CS, NACE, Trim 12’
723 = [CJL7C4] [4C0723] ’CL600 RFFE-SF, Killed CS, NACE, Trim 12’
724 = [CJL7C5] [5C0724] ’CL900 RFFE-SF, Killed CS, NACE, Trim 12’
730 = [CJL9C2] [2C0730] ’CL300 RFFE-SF, Killed CS, NACE, Trim 12’

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731 = [CJL9C4] [4C0731] ’CL600 RFFE-SF, Killed CS, NACE, Trim 12’
732 = [CJL9C5] [5C0732] ’CL900 RFFE-SF, Killed CS, NACE, Trim 12’
785 = [CJU7C6] [6C0785] ’CL1500 BE/RJFE, Killed CS, Trim 8’
794 = [CJV5C6] [6C0794] ’CL1500 BE/RJFE, Killed CS, Trim 8’

F. Codelists
800 = [CJV7C6] [6C0800] ’CL1500 BE/RJFE, Killed CS, NACE, Trim 12’
803 = [CJV7K6] [6C0803] ’CL1500 BE/RJFE, Killed CS, Trim 12’
841 = [CPD5D1] [1C0841] ’CL150 RFFE, Low Temp CS, Trim 2’
842 = [CPD5D2] [2C0842] ’CL300 RFFE, Low Temp CS, Trim 2’

Low and Intermediate Alloy Steels, L

1669 = [LPFYG2] [2L1669] ’CL300 RFFE, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo, 316 Trim’
1670 = [LPTYG2] [2L1670] ’CL300 RFFE, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo, 316 Trim’
1671 = [LPH5B1] [1L1671] ’CL150 RFFE-SF, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo, Trim 8’
1672 = [LPH5B2] [2L1672] ’CL300 RFFE-SF, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo, Trim 8’
1673 = [LPH5B4] [4L1673] ’CL600 RFFE-SF, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo, Trim 8’
1677 = [LPH7B1] [1L1677] ’CL150 RFFE-SF, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo, Trim 8’
1678 = [LPH7B2] [2L1678] ’CL300 RFFE-SF, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo, Trim 8’
1679 = [LPH7B4] [4L1679] ’CL600 RFFE-SF, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo, Trim 8’
1691 = [LPH9B4] [4L1691] ’CL600 RFFE-SF, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo, Trim 8’
1864 = [LPU5B6] [6L1864] ’CL1500 BE/RJFE, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo, Trim 8’
1868 = [LPU5P5] [5L1868] ’CL900 BE/RFFE, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo, Trim 5, (ASME-I)’
1869 = [LPU5P6] [6L1869] ’CL1500 BE/RJFE, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo, Trim 5, (ASME-I)’
1874 = [LPU5Q5] [5L1874] ’CL900 BE/RFFE, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo, Trim 5, (ANSI-B31.1)’
1875 = [LPU5Q6] [6L1875] ’CL1500 BE/RJFE, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo, Trim 5, (ANSI-B31.1)’
1882 = [LPU5R6] [6L1882] ’CL1500 BE/RJFE, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo, Trim 5, (ANSI-B31.3)’
1885 = [LPU7B6] [6L1885] ’CL1500 BE/RJFE, 1.25Cr-0.5Mo, Trim 8’
3013 = [LTC5B1] [1L3013] ’CL150 RFFE, 5Cr-0.5Mo, Trim 8’
3014 = [LTC5B2] [2L3014] ’CL300 RFFE, 5Cr-0.5Mo, Trim 8’
3027 = [LTC7B1] [1L3027] ’CL150 RFFE, 5Cr-0.5Mo, Trim 8’
3028 = [LTC7B2] [2L3028] ’CL300 RFFE, 5Cr-0.5Mo, Trim 8’
3029 = [LTC7B4] [4L3029] ’CL600 RFFE, 5Cr-0.5Mo, Trim 8’
3040 = [LTC8B1] [1L3040] ’CL150 RFFE, 5Cr-0.5Mo, Trim 8’
3041 = [LTC8B2] [2L3041] ’CL300 RFFE, 5Cr-0.5Mo, Trim 8’
3042 = [LTC8B4] [4L3042] ’CL600 RFFE, 5Cr-0.5Mo, Trim 8’
3048 = [LTC9B1] [1L3048] ’CL150 RFFE, 5Cr-0.5Mo, Trim 8’
3049 = [LTC9B2] [2L3049] ’CL300 RFFE, 5Cr-0.5Mo, Trim 8’
3193 = [LTH7B5] [5L3193] ’CL900 RFFE-SF, 5Cr-0.5Mo, Trim 8’
3203 = [LTH9B2] [2L3203] ’CL300 RFFE-SF, 5Cr-0.5Mo, NACE, Trim 8’
3204 = [LTH9B4] [4L3204] ’CL600 RFFE-SF, 5Cr-0.5Mo, NACE, Trim 8’
3390 = [LTU7B6] [6L3390] ’CL1500 BE/RJFE, 5Cr-0.5Mo, Trim 8’
3725 = [LVC7B1] [1L3725] ’CL150 RFFE, 9Cr-1Mo, Trim 8’
3726 = [LVC7B2] [2L3726] ’CL300 RFFE, 9Cr-1Mo, Trim 8’
3746 = [LVC9B1] [1L3746] ’CL150 RFFE, 9Cr-1Mo, Trim 8’
3747 = [LVC9B2] [2L3747] ’CL300 RFFE, 9Cr-1Mo, Trim 8’
3748 = [LVC9B4] [4L3748] ’CL600 RFFE, 9Cr-1Mo, Trim 8’
3749 = [LVC9B5] [5L3749] ’CL900 RFFE, 9Cr-1Mo, Trim 8’

Stainless Steels, S
3977 = [SAC3T1] [1S3977] ’CL150 RFFE, 304/CS Valves, Trim 8’
3978 = [SAC3T2] [2S3978] ’CL300 RFFE, 304/CS Valves, Trim 8’
3979 = [SAC3T4] [4S3979] ’CL600 RFFE, 304/CS Valves, Trim 8’
3980 = [SAC3T5] [5S3980] ’CL900 RFFE, 304/CS Valves, Trim 8’
3984 = [SAD3C1] [1S3984] ’CL150 RFFE, 304/316 Valves, Trim 12’
3985 = [SAD3C2] [2S3985] ’CL300 RFFE, 304/316 Valves, Trim 12’
3988 = [SAD3E1] [1S3988] ’CL150 RFFE, 304, Trim 2’
3989 = [SAD3E2] [2S3989] ’CL300 RFFE, 304, Trim 2’
3991 = [SAD3F1] [1S3991] ’CL150 RFFE, 304, Trim 2’
4104 = [SAFYG1] [1S4104] ’CL150 RFFE, 304, 316 Trim’
4218 = [SAM3T6] [6S4218] ’CL1500 RJFE, 304/CS Valves, Trim 8’
4396 = [SBD3C2] [2S4396] ’CL300 RFFE, 304L/316 Valves, Trim 12’
4488 = [SBF3U1] [1S4488] ’CL150 RFFE, 304/316 Valves, Trim 2’
5135 = [SED5C1] [1S5135] ’CL150 RFFE, 316, Trim 12’

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5187 = [SEF3C1] [1S5187] ’CL150 RFFE, 316, Trim 12’

5188 = [SEF3C2] [2S5188] ’CL300 RFFE, 316, Trim 12’
5189 = [SEF3C4] [4S5189] ’CL600 RFFE, 316, Trim 12’
5197 = [SEF3G1] [1S5197] ’CL150 RFFE, 316, Trim 12’
6246 = [SHJ3B2] [2S6246] ’CL300 RFFE-SF, 321/347 Valves, 347HF Trim’
6247 = [SHJ3B4] [4S6247] ’CL600 RFFE-SF, 321/347 Valves, 347HF Trim’
6258 = [SHJ5B2] [2S6258] ’CL300 RFFE-SF, 321/347 Valves, 347HF Trim’
6449 = [SHV3B5] [5S6449] ’CL900 BE/RFFE-SF, 321/347 Valves, 347HF Trim’
6450 = [SHV3B6] [6S6450] ’CL1500 BE/RJFE, 321/347 Valves, 347HF Trim’
6457 = [SHV5B6] [6S6457] ’CL1500 BE/RJFE, 321/347 Valves, 347HF Trim’

Copper Alloys, K

Nickel Alloys, N
7540 = [NGF5G1] [1N7540] ’CL150 RFFE, Inconel 600, Inconel Trim’

Aluminum Alloys, A

Other Materials, X
7687 = [XCY1W8] [8X7687] ’Gravity Head, Vitrified Clay’
7689 = [XEY1W8] [8X7689] ’Gravity Head, Reinforced Concrete’
7733 = [XTY1U9] [9X7733] ’SCH-80, SE, PVC’

European Piping Material Class Descriptions, 8000-9999

8000 = ’Carbon steel’
8001 = ’Stainless steel’
8002 = ’Forged steel’
8010 = ’Ferritic steel’
8011 = ’Austenitic steel’
8020 = ’Plastic’
8021 = ’Fiber glass’
8030 = ’Glass lined’
8031 = ’Cement lined’
8032 = ’Chloroprene (CR) lined’

9999 = ’Undefined’

The names of Piping Materials Classes are determined as follows:

o A list includes possible Piping Materials Classes. It consists of six character

names which are established on the basis of the naming convention ABCDEF. The
meaning of each of the characters in this code is defined below. Corresponding
values are given in the lists included in subsequent pages.

A.......materials group
B.......materials type
C.......detail features
D.......corrosion allowance or type of lining
E.......service description
F.......pressure rating

o The name of a Piping Materials Class is then determined from the convention
FAXXX, where:

F.......pressure rating
A.......material group
XXX.....sequence number from list in 2090-41-SN

MATERIALS GROUP AND TYPE: (1st and 2nd character)

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Irons, F
A= Gray iron
D= Ductile iron
G= Ferritic ductile iron

F. Codelists
J= Austenitic ductile iron
Z= Other 1

Carbon Steels, C
A= CS
D= CS, galvanized
G= CS, jacketed
J= CS, killed
M= CS, killed, jacketed
P= CS, low temp
X= Other 1
Y= Other 2
Z= Other 3

Low and Intermediate Alloys, L

A= 2Ni-1Cu
C= 3.5Ni
D= 5Ni
G= 9Ni
J= C-0.5Mo
M= 0.75Cr-0.5Mo
N= 1Cr-0.5Mo
P= 1.25Cr-0.5Mo
Q= 2Cr-0.5Mo
R= 2.25Cr-1Mo
S= 3Cr-1Mo
T= 5Cr-0.5Mo
U= 7Cr-0.5Mo
V= 9Cr-1Mo
X= Other 1
Y= Other 2
Z= Other 3

Stainless Steels, S
A= 304
B= 304L
C= 304H
D= 310
E= 316
F= 316L
G= 316H
H= 321
J= 321H
K= 410S
L= CHP10
M= CHP20
N= CPF10MC
O= CPH8
P= CPK20
Q= UNS S31200
R= UNS S31250
S= UNS S31500
T= UNS S31803
U= UNS S32304
V= UNS S32550
W= Alloy 20
X= Other 1
Y= Other 2
Z= Other 3

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Copper Alloys, K
A= Brass
F= Bronze
K= Copper
P= 90Cu-10Ni
R= 70Cu-30Ni
X= Other 1
Y= Other 2
Z= Other 3

Nickel Alloys, N
A= Low C Ni
D= Monel
E= K-Monel
F= R-Monel
G= Inconel 600
H= Inconel 601
J= Inconel 625
L= Incoloy 800
M= Incoloy 800H
N= Incoloy 801
P= Incoloy 802
Q= Incoloy 825
T= Hastelloy B
U= Hastelloy C
V= Hastelloy G
X= Other 1
Y= Other 2
Z= Other 3

Aluminum Alloys, A
C= 3002 aluminum
D= 3003 aluminum
E= 3004 aluminum
F= 5050 aluminum
G= 5052 aluminum
Q= 6061 aluminum
R= 6063 aluminum
S= Alclad
X= Other 1
Y= Other 2
Z= Other 3

Other Materials, X
A= Asbestos cement
B= Borosilicate glass
C= Clay, vitrified
D= Concrete, prestressed
E= Concrete, reinforced
F= CPVC
G= Epoxy/Glass fib
J= Furan/Carbon
K= Furan/Glass fib
L= Kynar
N= Nylon
P= Polyester/Glass fib
Q= Polyethylene, high dens
R= Polyethylene, low dens
S= Polypropylene
T= PVC
U= Teflon
V= Titanium

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W= Zirconium
X= Other 1
Y= Other 2
Z= Other 3

F. Codelists
MATERIALS CLASS DETAILS: (3rd character)

A= Std FF, std trim

B= Std FF, other
C= Std RF, std trim
D= Std RF, SS trim
E= Std RF, Monel trim
F= Std RF, other
G= Std RF, other
H= RFSF, std trim
J= RFSF, SS trim
K= RFSF, Monel trim
L= RFSF, other
M= RTJ, std trim
N= RTJ, SS trim
0= RTJ, Monel trim
P= RTJ, other
Q= MJ, std trim
R= MJ, SS trim
S= MJ, Monel trim
T= MJ, other
U= BE, std trim
V= BE, SS trim
W= BE, Monel trim
X= BE, other
Y= Other 1
Z= Other 2

CA OR LINING TYPE: (4th character)

1= None
2= 0.020"
3= 0.030"
4= 0.050"
5= 0.063"
6= 0.10"
7= 0.125"
8= 0.188"
9= 0.250"
A= 405 clad
B= 410S clad
C= 304 clad
D= 304L clad
E= 316 clad
F= 316L clad
G= 317 clad
H= 317L clad
J= 321 clad
L= Cement lined
M= Epoxy lined
N= Glass lined
O= Kynar lined
P= Polyester lined
Q= Polypropylene lined
R= PTFE lined
S= Saran lined
T= Teflon lined

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U= TK31 lined
V= R11 lined
W= R15 lined
X= R18 lined
Y= Other 1
Z= Other 2

SERVICE: (5th character)

A= Process, hottest (-20 to 1500+/- degF)

B= Process, hotter (-20 to 1000+/- degF)
C= Process, hot (-20 to 800 degF)
D= Process, cold (-20 to -50 degF)
E= Process, colder (-20 to -150 degF)
F= Process, coldest (-20 to -425 degF)
G= Process, other
H= Category M
J= Acid
K= Caustic/Amine
L= LPG
P= Steam ASME-I
Q= Steam B31.1
R= Steam B31.3
S= Fuel gas, fuel oil
T= Lube oil, seal oil
U= Category D
V= Firewater
W= Sewer
X= Instrument
Y= Other 1
Z= Other 2

RATING: (6th character)

1= CL150
2= CL300
3= CL400
4= CL600
5= CL900
6= CL1500
7= CL2500
8= GRAVHD
9= OTHER
A= CL125
F= CL800
G= CL2000
H= CL3000
J= CL4500
K= CL5000
L= CL6000
M= CL9000
N= CL10000
R= CL15000
T= CL20000
V= CL30000

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CL160, Responsibility (25)

1 = [Blank]

F. Codelists
2 = ’By Contractor’
3 = ’By Owner’
4 = ’By A’
5 = ’By B’
6 = ’By C’
7 = ’By D’
8 = ’By E’
9 = ’By Equip Vendor’
10 = ’By Vendor’
15 = ’By Piping’
16 = ’By Instruments’
25 = ’By Others’

CL180, Fabrication Category (99)

NOTE: Some data displays require that only values to the left of
the "=" sign be shown; other reports require that only values to the
right of the "=" sign be displayed.

1 = [Blank]
5 = ’CSSF, Contractor supplied, shop fabricated’
7 = ’CSFF, Contractor supplied, field fabricated’
15 = ’SSSF, Shop supplied, shop fabricated’
17 = ’SSFF, Shop supplied, field fabricated’
25 = ’FSSF, Field supplied, shop fabricated’
27 = ’FSFF, Field supplied, field fabricated’
35 = ’ASSF, A supplied, shop fabricated’
37 = ’ASFF, A supplied, field fabricated’
45 = ’BSSF, B supplied, shop fabricated’
47 = ’BSFF, B supplied, field fabricated’
95 = ’OSSF, Owner supplied, shop fabricated’
97 = ’OSFF, Owner supplied, field fabricated’

CL190, Coating Requirements (99)

1 = [Blank]
2 = ’None’
3 = ’Galv’
4 = ’PS1.04’
5 = ’PS1.07’
6 = ’PS1.08’
7 = ’PS1.09’
8 = ’PS1.10’
9 = ’PS1.11’
10 = ’PS1.12’
11 = ’PS1.13’
12 = ’PS2.03’
13 = ’PS2.05’
14 = ’PS4.01’
15 = ’PS4.02’
16 = ’PS4.03’
17 = ’PS4.04’
18 = ’PS4.05’

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19 = ’PS8.01’
20 = ’PS9.01’
21 = ’PS10.01’
22 = ’PS10.02’
23 = ’PS11.01’
24 = ’PS12.01’
25 = ’PS13.01’
26 = ’PS14.01’
27 = ’PS16.01’
28 = ’PS18.01’
40 = ’Varies’

CL200, Heat Tracing Requirements (10)

NOTE: In editing this codelist set, do not change the meaning
of existing codelist values.

1 = [Blank]
2 = ’NT’ [Not heat traced]
3 = ’HT’ [Heat traced]
4 = ’PHT’ [Partially heat traced]

CL210, Heat Tracing Media (60)

NOTE: Codelist numbers 3-39 have been reserved for heat tracing
media used for non-jacketed pipe heat tracing. Codelist numbers
40-60 have been reserved for heat tracing media used for jacketed pipe
heat tracing. It is important that this allocation be respected.
1 = [Blank]
2 = ’N’ [None]

For Non Jacketed Pipe Heat Tracing, 3-39

3 = ’E’ [Electric]
10 = ’FA’ [Heat transfer fluid A]
11 = ’FB’ [Heat transfer fluid B]
12 = ’FC’ [Heat transfer fluid C]
16 = ’I’ [Impedance]
17 = ’MI’ [Magnetic induction]
18 = ’SKE’ [Skin effect]
20 = ’SH’ [Steam high pressure, CL900]
21 = ’SL’ [Steam low pressure, CL150]
22 = ’SM’ [Steam medium pressure, CL600]
23 = ’SN’ [Steam normal pressure, CL300]
24 = ’SS’ [Steam superheated]

For Jacketed Pipe Heat Tracing, 40-60

40 = ’FAJ’ [Heat transfer fluid A]
41 = ’FBJ’ [Heat transfer fluid B]
42 = ’FCJ’ [Heat transfer fluid C]
50 = ’SHJ’ [Steam high pressure, CL900]
51 = ’SLJ’ [Steam low pressure, CL150]
52 = ’SMJ’ [Steam medium pressure, CL600]
53 = ’SNJ’ [Steam normal pressure, CL300]
54 = ’SSJ’ [Steam superheated]

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CL220, Insulation Purpose (40)

1 = [Blank]

F. Codelists
2 = ’N’ [Not insulated]
3 = ’P’ [Personnel protection insulated]
4 = ’H’ [Hot insulated]
5 = ’HS’ [Hot insulated with sound attenuation]
11 = ’HF’ [Hot insulated with fire protection]
14 = ’AS’ [Anti-sweat insulated]
15 = ’C’ [Cold insulated]
16 = ’CV’ [Cold insulated vacuum type]
17 = ’CS’ [Cold insulated with sound attenuation]
18 = ’CH’ [Cold and hot insulated]
20 = ’CF’ [Cold insulated with fire protection]
21 = ’S’ [Sound attenuation insulated]
22 = ’SV’ [Sound attenuation insulation with vapor barrier]
30 = ’R11’ [Refractory lined, insulation]
32 = ’R15’ [Refractory lined, insulation/erosion]
34 = ’R18’ [Refractory lined, erosion]
40 = ’Varies’

CL230, Cleaning Requirements (99)

1 = [Blank]
2 = ’None’
3 = ’CC1’
4 = ’CC2’
5 = ’CC3’
6 = ’CC4’
7 = ’CC5’
15 = ’Varies’

CL330, CP Type/Termination/Preparation (999)

NOTE: Use 2-199 for bolted types; 300-399 for male types and
400-599 for female types. Refer to Reference Data Manager
(PD_DATA) Reference Guide for additional data.
1 = [Blank]

2 = ’FE’ [Flanged end]

Use 11-15 for ends without integral gaskets; 16-19 for ends with
integral gaskets.
10 = ’FFTP (11-19)’ [Flat-face flanged termination type]
11 = ’FFFE’ [Flat-face flanged end]
16 = ’FFFEWG’ [Flat-face flanged end with integral gasket]

Use 21-25 for ends without integral gaskets; 26-29 for ends with
integral gaskets.
20 = ’RFTP (21-29)’ [Raised-face flanged termination type]
21 = ’RFFE’ [Raised-face flanged end]
26 = ’RFFEWG’ [Raised-face flanged end with integral gasket]

Use 31-35 for ends without integral gaskets; 36-39 for ends with
integral gaskets.
30 = ’RJFTP (31-39)’ [RTJ-face flanged termination type]
31 = ’RJFE’ [RTJ-face flanged end]

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Use 41-45 for ends without integral gaskets; 46-49 for ends with
integral gaskets.
40 = ’TMFTP (41-49)’ [Tongue/male-face flanged termination type]
41 = ’STFE’ [Small-tongue-face flanged end]
42 = ’LTFE’ [Large-tongue-face flanged end]
43 = ’SMFE’ [Small-male-face flanged end]
44 = ’LMFE’ [Large-male-face flanged end]

Use 51-55 for ends without integral gaskets; 56-59 for ends with
integral gaskets.
50 = ’GFFTP (51-59)’ [Groove/female-face flanged termination type]
51 = ’SGFE’ [Small-groove-face flanged end]
52 = ’LGFE’ [Large-groove-face flanged end]
53 = ’SFFE’ [Small-female-face flanged end]
54 = ’LFFE’ [Large-female-face flanged end]

Use 61-65 for lap-flanged ends without integral gaskets; 66-69 for
lap-flanged ends with integral gaskets.
60 = ’FFLFTP (61-69)’ [Flat-face lap-flanged termination type]
61 = ’FFLFE [Flat-face lap-flanged end]

Use 71-75 for lap-flanged ends without integral gaskets; 76-79 for
lap-flanged ends with integral gaskets.
70 = ’RFLFTP (71-79)’ [Raised-face lap-flanged termination type]
71 = ’RFLFE’ [Raised-face lap-flanged end]

Use 81-85 for lap-flanged ends without integral gaskets; 86-89 for
lap-flanged ends with integral gaskets.
80 = ’RJFLFTP (81-89)’ [RTJ-face lap-flanged termination type]
81 = ’RJLFE’ [RTJ-face lap-flanged end]

Use 91-95 for lap-flanged ends without integral gaskets; 96-99 for
lap-flanged ends with integral gaskets.
90 = ’TMFLFTP (91-99)’ [Tongue/male-face lap-flanged termination type]
91 = ’STLFE’ [Small-tongue-face lap-flanged end]
92 = ’LTLFE’ [Large-tongue-face lap-flanged end]
93 = ’SMLFE’ [Small-male-face lap-flanged end]
94 = ’LMLFE’ [Large-male-face lap-flanged end]

Use 101-105 for lap-flanged ends without integral gaskets; 106-109

for lap-flanged ends with integral gaskets.
100 = ’GFFLFTP (101-109)’[Groove/female-face lap-flanged termination type]
101 = ’SGLFE’ [Small-groove-face lap-flanged end]
102 = ’LGLFE’ [Large-groove-face lap-flanged end]
103 = ’SFLFE’ [Small-female-face lap-flanged end]
104 = ’LFLFE’ [Large-female-face lap-flanged end]

Use 111-115 for ends without integral gaskets; 116-119 for ends
with integral gaskets.
110 = ’FFTBTP (111-119)’[Flat-face thru-bolted termination type]
111 = ’FFTBE’ [Flat-face thru-bolted end]
116 = ’FFTBEWG’ [Flat-face thru-bolted end with integral gasket]

Use 121-125 for ends without integral gaskets; 126-129 for ends
with integral gaskets.
120 = ’RFTBTP (121-129)’[Raised-face thru-bolted termination type]
121 = ’RFTBE’ [Raised-face thru-bolted end]
126 = ’RFTBEWG’ [Raised-face thru-bolted end with integral gasket]

Use 131-135 for ends without integral gaskets; 136-139 for ends
with integral gaskets.
130 = ’RJTBTP (131-139)’[RTJ-face thru-bolted termination type]
131 = ’RJTBE’ [RTJ-face thru-bolted end]

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Use 141-145 for ends without integral gaskets; 146-149 for ends
with integral gaskets.
140 = ’MRJTBTP (141-149)’[Male RTJ-face thru-bolted termination type]
146 = ’MRJTBEWG’ [Male RTJ-face thru-bolted end with integral gasket]

F. Codelists
Use 151-155 for ends without integral gaskets; 156-159 for ends
with integral gaskets.
150 = ’FFTBCSTP (151-159)’[Flat-face thru-bolted-with-cap-screws termination type]
151 = ’FFTBCSE’ [Flat-face thru-bolted-with-cap-screws end]
156 = ’FFTBCSEWG’ [Flat-face thru-bolted-with-cap-screws end with integral gasket]

Use 161-165 for ends without integral gaskets; 166-169 for ends
with integral gaskets.
160 = ’RFTBCSTP (161-169)’[Raised-face thru-bolted-with-cap-screws termination type]
161 = ’RFTBCSE’ [Raised-face thru-bolted-with-cap-screws end]
166 = ’RFTBCSEWG’ [Raised-face thru-bolted-with-cap-screws end with integral gasket]

Use 171-175 for ends without integral gaskets; 176-179 for ends
with integral gaskets.
170 = ’RJTBCSTP (171-179)’[RTJ-face thru-bolted-with-cap-screws termination type]
171 = ’RJTBCSE’ [RTJ-face thru-bolted-with-cap-screws end]

Use 181-185 for ends without integral gaskets; 186-189 for ends
with integral gaskets.
180 = ’FFFTBTP (181-189)’[Flat-full-face thru-bolted termination type]
181 = ’FFFTBE’ [Flat-full-face thru-bolted end]
186 = ’FFFTBEWG’ [Flat-full-face thru-bolted end with integral gasket]

190 = ’MJTP (190-199)’[Mechanical joint termination type]

191 = ’MJE’ [Mechanical joint end]

300 = ’MTP (301-399)’[Male termination type]

Use 301-309 for welded ends only

301 = ’BE’ [Beveled end]
302 = ’OLET’ [Olet beveled end]

Use 311-319 for welded ends only

311 = ’TBE’ [Tapered and beveled end]
321 = ’MFE’ [Male flared end]
331 = ’MTE’ [Male threaded end]
341 = ’MGE’ [Male grooved end]
351 = ’MQCE’ [Male quick connect end]
355 = ’MCE’ [Male clamp end]
361 = ’MFRE’ [Male ferrule end]
371 = ’MHE’ [Male hose end]
381 = ’SPE’ [Spigot end]

Use 391-399 for welded ends only

391 = ’PE (391-399)’[Plain end]
393 = ’3"FFPE’ [Plain end, 3" field fit]
395 = ’6"FFPE’ [Plain end, 6" field fit]

400 = ’STP (401-409)’[Socket termination type]

401 = ’SE’ [Socket end]

Use 421-429 for welded ends only

420 = ’SWTP (421-429)’[Socketwelded termination type]
421 = ’SWE’ [Socketwelded end]

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440 = ’FTTP (441-449)’[Female threaded termination type]

441 = ’FTE’ [Female threaded end]

460 = ’FGTP (461-469)’[Female grooved termination type]

461 = ’FGE’ [Female grooved end]

470 = ’FCTP (471-479)’[Female clamp termination type]

471 = ’FCE’ [Female clamp end]

480 = ’FQCTP (481-489)’[Female quick connect termination type]

481 = ’FQCE’ [Female quick connect end]

500 = ’FFRTP (501-509)’[Female ferrule termination type]

501 = ’FFRE’ [Female ferrule end]

520 = ’FHTP (521-529)’[Female hose termination type]

521 = ’FHE’ [Female hose end]

540 = ’BLTP (541-549)’[Bell end termination type]

541 = ’BLE’ [Push-on bell end]
542 = ’MJBE’ [Mechanical joint bell end]

590 = ’HTP (581-599)’[Hole end termination type]

Use 591-599 for welded ends only

591 = ’HCE’ [Circular hole end]

600 = ’NTP (600-605)’[Null termination type]

601 = ’NE’ [Null end]

650 = ’UDTP (651-659)’[User defined termination type]

651 = ’UD’ [User defined end] (When a "UD"
preparation end is detected by the
system in the piping materials
class, it will prompt the User to define
the actual CP preparation to use. The
value provided by the User will be used
for initial placement of the component
as well as for subsequent recreations of
the piping system.)

CL332, Schedule / Thickness Override

NOTE: Schedule/thickness override values for metric projects must
have codelist values between 499 and 1000.

1 = [Blank]
10 = ’.0625’
11 = ’.125’
12 = ’.1875’
13 = ’.25’
14 = ’.3125’
15 = ’.375’
16 = ’.4375’
17 = ’.5’
18 = ’.5625’
19 = ’.625’
20 = ’.6875’
21 = ’.75’
22 = ’.8125’

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23 = ’.875’
24 = ’.9375’
25 = ’1’
30 = ’1.0625’

F. Codelists
31 = ’1.125’
32 = ’1.1875’
33 = ’1.25’
34 = ’1.3125’
35 = ’1.375’
36 = ’1.4375’
37 = ’1.5’
38 = ’1.5625’
39 = ’1.625’
40 = ’1.6875’
41 = ’1.75’
42 = ’1.8125’
43 = ’1.875’
44 = ’1.9375’
45 = ’2’
50 = ’2.0625’
51 = ’2.125’
52 = ’2.1875’
53 = ’2.25’
54 = ’2.3125’
55 = ’2.375’
56 = ’2.4375’
57 = ’2.5’
58 = ’2.5625’
59 = ’2.625’
60 = ’2.6875’
61 = ’2.75’
62 = ’2.8125’
63 = ’2.875’
64 = ’2.9375’
65 = ’3’
100 = ’S-5S’
101 = ’S-10S’
102 = ’S-40S’
103 = ’S-80S’
110 = ’S-10’
111 = ’S-20’
112 = ’S-30’
113 = ’S-40’
114 = ’S-60’
115 = ’S-80’
116 = ’S-100’
117 = ’S-120’
118 = ’S-140’
119 = ’S-160’
130 = ’S-STD’
131 = ’S-XS’
132 = ’S-XXS’

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CL340, Safety Classification (99)

1 = [Blank]
2 = ’SC1’
3 = ’SC2’
4 = ’SC3’
5 = ’SC4’
6 = ’SC5’
7 = ’SC6’
8 = ’SC7’
9 = ’SC8’
10 = ’SC9’

CL360, Stress Analysis Requirements (15)

NOTE: In editing this codelist set, do not change the meaning
of existing codelist values. Some data displays require that only
values to the left of the "=" sign be shown; other reports require
that only values to the right of the "=" sign be displayed.
1 = [Blank]
2 = ’ANR =Analysis not required’
3 = ’ATBP=Analysis to be performed’
4 = ’AC =Analysis completed’

CL365, Reporting Requirements (25)

NOTE: In editing this codelist set, do not change the meaning of existing
codelist values.
1 = ’Reportable by MTO’
2 = ’Not Reportable by MTO’

CL366, Requirement to Reconstruct (10)

NOTE: In editing this codelist set, do not change the meaning
of existing codelist values. Some data displays require that only
values to the left of the "=" sign be shown; other reports require
that only values to the right of the "=" sign be displayed. Labels
always require that only values to the right of the "=" sign be
displayed.

0 = ’None’
1 = ’reconstruct’
2 = ’re-calculate’

CL380, Piping Component Type (2500)

1 = [Blank]

2 = ’Piping’ [Primary single line]

3 = ’Piping’ [Secondary single line]
4 = ’Piping’ [Primary double line]

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5 = ’Piping’ [Double line]

6 = ’Hose’
8 = ’Tubing’

F. Codelists
18 = ’Gate valve’
19 = ’Extended body gate valve’
20 = ’Conduit gate valve’
21 = ’Blank gate valve’
22 = ’3-way valve’
23 = ’Ball valve’ [2-way]
24 = ’2-way valve’
25 = ’3-way ball valve’
28 = ’Globe valve’ [2-way]
29 = ’Angle globe valve’ [2-way]
30 = ’3-way globe valve’
31 = ’Y globe valve’
33 = ’Plug valve’ [2-way]
34 = ’4-way valve’
35 = ’3-way plug valve’
36 = ’4-way plug valve’
39 = ’Needle valve’
43 = ’Butterfly valve’
47 = ’Diaphragm valve’
49 = ’Knife gate valve’
50 = ’Slide valve’ [2-way]
51 = ’3-way slide valve’
54 = ’Angle valve’
55 = ’Check valve’
56 = ’Wafer check valve’
57 = ’Angle check valve’
58 = ’Stop check valve’
59 = ’Angle stop check valve’
60 = ’Y stop check valve’
67 = ’Backflow preventer’
68 = ’Automatic recirculation valve’
70 = ’Angle blowdown valve’
71 = ’Y blowdown valve’
73 = ’Pinch valve’
74 = ’Float valve’
75 = ’Foot valve’
79 = ’Tank drain valve’
86 = ’Deluge valve’
89 = ’Hose valve’
90 = ’Angle hose valve’
93 = ’Vent/drain valve’
97 = ’Instrument root valve’
98 = ’3-way instrument root valve’
99 = ’4-way instrument root valve’

117 = ’Flange’
119 = ’Reducing flange’
120 = ’Expander flange’
122 = ’Orifice flange’
124 = ’Blind flange’
126 = ’Open spectacle blank’
127 = ’Closed spectacle blank’
128 = ’Blank disc’
129 = ’Blind spacer’
130 = ’Tapered spacer’
131 = ’Open spacer’
132 = ’End’
133 = ’Head’

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135 = ’Plug’
137 = ’Cap’
138 = ’Diameter change’
139 = ’Concentric diameter change’
140 = ’Eccentric diameter change’
141 = ’Coupling/connector’
142 = ’Half coupling’
143 = ’Concentric reducer’
144 = ’Eccentric reducer’
148 = ’Reducing coupling’
151 = ’Concentric swage’
152 = ’Eccentric swage’
155 = ’Union’
156 = ’Orifice union’
157 = ’Dielectric union’
159 = ’Hose connection’
160 = ’Bushing’
162 = ’Reducing insert’
163 = ’Pipe bend’
165 = ’5.625 deg elbow’
167 = ’11.25 deg elbow’
169 = ’22.5 deg elbow’
171 = ’<45 deg direction change’
172 = ’45 deg direction change’
173 = ’45 deg elbow’
175 = ’45 deg LR elbow’
176 = ’45 deg long tangent elbow’
177 = ’45 deg 3D elbow’
179 = ’45 deg union elbow’
181 = ’45 deg street elbow’
182 = ’45 deg short elbow’
184 = ’45 deg long elbow’
189 = ’60 deg elbow’
191 = ’45-90 deg direction change’
192 = ’90 deg direction change’
193 = ’90 deg elbow’
195 = ’90 deg SR elbow’
196 = ’90 deg LR elbow’
198 = ’90 deg LR long tangent elbow’
200 = ’90 deg reducing elbow’
202 = ’90 deg 3D elbow’
204 = ’90 deg union elbow’
206 = ’90 deg street elbow’
207 = ’90 deg reducing street elbow’
209 = ’90 deg short elbow’
210 = ’90 deg long elbow’
216 = ’180 deg return’
218 = ’180 deg SR return’
220 = ’180 deg LR return’
222 = ’180 deg close return’
223 = ’180 deg medium return’
224 = ’180 deg open return’
229 = ’Miter’
231 = ’45 deg miter’
233 = ’90 deg miter’
237 = ’Tee’
239 = ’Reducing branch tee’
240 = ’Reducing run and branch tee’
242 = ’On-run union tee’
243 = ’On-branch union tee’
246 = ’Street tee’
249 = ’Reducing instrument tee’

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251 = ’Drip ring tee’

253 = ’Basin tee’
260 = ’True Y’
262 = ’Lateral’

F. Codelists
264 = ’Reducing branch lateral’
265 = ’Reducing run and branch lateral’
267 = ’90 deg short Y-branch’
268 = ’90 deg reducing short Y-branch’
269 = ’90 deg long Y-branch’
270 = ’90 deg reducing long Y-branch’
275 = ’Cross’
277 = ’Reducing branches cross’
278 = ’Reducing run and branches cross’
279 = ’Basin cross’
285 = ’Saddle’
287 = ’Sweepolet’
288 = ’Weldolet’
289 = ’Sockolet’
290 = ’Thredolet’
291 = ’Nippolet’
292 = ’Elbolet’
293 = ’Latrolet’
294 = ’Endolet’
295 = ’Reinforcing pad’
297 = ’Reinforcing weld’
299 = ’Buttweld’
303 = ’Branch nipple’
304 = ’In-line nipple’
310 = ’Gasket’
312 = ’Stud’
313 = ’Nut’

315 = ’Fire monitor’

316 = ’Elevated fire monitor’
317 = ’Remotely operated fire monitor’
318 = ’Foam monitor’
319 = ’Elevated foam monitor’
320 = ’Remotely operated foam monitor’
324 = ’Fire hydrant’ [2-way]
325 = ’Fire hydrant w/monitor nozzle’ [2-way]
327 = ’3-way fire hydrant’
338 = ’Hose reel’
339 = ’Hose rack station’
340 = ’Foam chamber’
344 = ’Wet sprinkler’
345 = ’Pre-action sprinkler’
346 = ’Spray sprinkler’
352 = ’Eye wash’
353 = ’Safety shower’
354 = ’Safety shower and eye wash’
374 = ’Siamese’ [2-way]
380 = ’90 deg siamese’ [2-way]

513 = ’Flame arrestor’

515 = ’Hammer arrestor’
516 = ’Vent silencer’
517 = ’In-line silencer’
518 = ’Vent’
519 = ’Exhaust head’
521 = ’Breather vent’
523 = ’Free vent w/o screen’
524 = ’Free vent w/screen’

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525 = ’Motor operated valve’

527 = ’Mixing T’
529 = ’Spray nozzle’
533 = ’Removable spool’
535 = ’Swing elbow’
540 = ’Expansion joint’
542 = ’Hinged expansion joint’
544 = ’Swivel joint’
546 = ’Mechanical coupling’
548 = ’Flexible hose’
552 = ’Sample cooler’
556 = ’Strainer/filter’
557 = ’Single basket strainer’
559 = ’Duplex basket strainer’
561 = ’T strainer’
563 = ’Y strainer’
564 = ’Temporary strainer’
565 = ’Basket strainer’
567 = ’Cone strainer’
569 = ’Flat plate strainer’
571 = ’Sump strainer’
576 = ’Filter’
582 = ’Steam trap’
583 = ’Float steam trap’
584 = ’Inverted bucket steam trap’
586 = ’Thermostatic steam trap’
588 = ’Thermodynamic steam trap’
590 = ’Impulse steam trap’
611 = ’Generic component’

613 = ’Pip seg heat tracing brk/comp 2’

747 = ’Air utility station’

748 = ’Nitrogen utility station’
749 = ’Water utility station’
750 = ’Steam utility station’
823 = ’Vent/drain detail 1’
824 = ’Vent/drain detail 2’
825 = ’Vent/drain detail 3’
833 = ’Vent/drain detail H’
873 = ’Connection detail 1’
874 = ’Connection detail 2’
875 = ’Connection detail 3’
876 = ’Connection detail 4’
877 = ’Connection detail 5’
878 = ’Connection detail 6’
879 = ’Connection detail 7’
880 = ’Connection detail 8’

909 = ’Anchor’
911 = ’1-way support’
913 = ’2-way support’
923 = ’Spring support’
927 = ’Damping support’

1008 = ’Tie-in marker’

1018 = ’Utility connector’

1019 = ’Drain connector’
1020 = ’Utility station connector’
1038 = ’TRM off-dwg piping connector’
1039 = ’TLM off-dwg piping connector’

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1040 = ’TTM off-dwg piping connector’

1041 = ’TBM off-dwg piping connector’
1042 = ’FRM off-dwg piping connector’
1043 = ’FLM off-dwg piping connector’

F. Codelists
1044 = ’FTM off-dwg piping connector’
1045 = ’FBM off-dwg piping connector’
1047 = ’Utility off-dwg pip connector’
1049 = ’To off-vol piping connector’
1053 = ’From off-vol piping connector’
1068 = ’TRM off-unit piping connector’
1069 = ’TLM off-unit piping connector’
1070 = ’TTM off-unit piping connector’
1071 = ’TBM off-unit piping connector’
1072 = ’FRM off-unit piping connector’
1073 = ’FLM off-unit piping connector’
1074 = ’FTM off-unit piping connector’
1075 = ’FBM off-unit piping connector’
1079 = ’To off-site piping connector’
1083 = ’From off-site piping connector’

1108 = ’Piping node marker’

1117 = ’Terminator piping connector’

Entries above 1500 are reserved for DIN components.

1500 = ’Valve generic’

1501 = ’Angle plug valve’
1502 = ’Non-return valve’
1503 = ’Check valve’
1504 = ’Valve with continous action’
1505 = ’4-way globe valve’
1506 = ’4-way valve,generic’
1507 = ’Steam throttling angle valve’
1508 = ’Steam throttling 3-way globe valve’
1509 = ’Butterfly valve with continous action’
1510 = [Blank]
1511 = [Blank]
1512 = ’Globe valve with continous action’
1513 = ’Gate valve with continous action’
1514 = ’Plug valve with continous action’
1515 = ’Angle globe valve with continous action’
1516 = ’Free wheel check valve’
1517 = ’Safety check valve’

1518 = ’Fire safety butterfly valve’

1519 = ’Aeration and deaeration armature’
1520 = ’Angle ball valve’
1521 = ’4-way ball valve’
1522 = ’Taper plug valve’
1523 = ’Taper angle plug valve’
1524 = ’3-way taper plug valve’
1525 = ’4-way taper plug valve’
1526 = ’Flat seal bottom’
1527 = ’Blank disk’
1528 = ’Flange connection’
1529 = ’Screwed connection’
1530 = ’Angle diaphragm valve’

1533 = ’Safety valve’

1534 = ’Safety valve regulated with spring’
1535 = ’Safety valve regulated with weight’

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1536 = ’Angle safety valve’

1537 = ’Angle safety valve regulated with spring’
1538 = ’Rupture disk’
1539 = ’Aeration with screw cap’
1540 = ’Inspection glass’
1542 = ’Aeration with plug’
1543 = ’Flanged aeration’
1544 = ’90 deg earation’
1545 = ’180 deg earation’
1546 = ’Tapered filter’
1548 = ’Discharge valve with blind flange’
1549 = ’Discharge valve’
1550 = ’Discharge with blind flanged gate valve’
1551 = ’Discharge with gate valve’
1552 = ’Bellow expansion joint’
1553 = ’Lyra expansion joint’
1554 = ’90 degree elbow for JP’
1555 = ’T connection for JP’
1556 = ’Flange between JP’
1557 = ’Valve for connecting JP media’
1558 = ’Blindflange JP’
1559 = ’Skewed connection JP’
1560 = ’Y connection JP’
1561 = ’flanged connection segment/comp type 1’
1562 = ’flanged connection segment/comp type 2’
1563 = ’flanged connection segment/comp type 3’
1564 = ’flanged connection segment/comp type 4’
1565 = ’Flange from JP to normal pipe’
1566 = ’Valve for JP media supply’
1567 = ’Flange connection for JP’
1568 = ’Bypass for JP media’
1569 = ’Flange for bypassing JP’
1570 = ’Syphon’
1571 = ’Ball linkage’
1572 = ’Mixing component’
1573 = ’Flow straightener’
1574 = [Blank]
1575 = ’Spring clip’
1576 = ’Fire extinguishing equipment powder’
1577 = ’Fire extinguishing equipment halogen’
1578 = ’Fire extinguishing equipment carbonic acid’
1579 = ’Fire extinguishing equipment foam’
1580 = ’Fire extinguishing equipment floor connection’
1581 = ’Fire extinguishing equipment overhead conn.’
1582 = ’Fire extinguishing connector’
1583 = ’Fire extinguishing water supply’
1584 = ’Fire brigade accessory’
1585 = ’Hydrant ground floor’
1587 = ’Hydrant overhead’
1588 = ’Wall hydrant’
1590 = ’Sprinkler equipment’
1591 = ’Flooding spray equipment’
1592 = ’Spraying equipment’
1593 = ’Refrigerating unit’
1594 = ’Globe valve with open function’
1595 = ’Angle valve with open function’
1596 = ’Clamp joint’
1597 = ’Taper pipe thread’
1598 = [Blank]
1599 = ’Socket joint’
1600 = ’Taper pipe joint’
1601 = ’Cool box’

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1602 = ’Ball float valve’

1603 = ’Ball check valve’
1604 = ’Flanged joint’

F. Codelists
CL390, Action (40)
1 = [Blank]

2 = ’NO’ [Normally open]

3 = ’NC’ [Normally closed]
5 = ’CSO’ [Car seal open]
6 = ’CSC’ [Car seal closed]
10 = ’LO’ [Locked open]
11 = ’LC’ [Locked closed]

15 = ’FO’ [Fail open]

16 = ’FC’ [Fail closed]
18 = ’FL’ [Fail locked]
19 = ’FLO’ [Fail locked open]
20 = ’FLC’ [Fail locked closed]
24 = ’FI’ [Fail indeterminate]

30 = ’EO’ [Energize to open]

31 = ’EC’ [Energize to close]
34 = ’DEO’ [De-energize to open]
35 = ’DEC’ [De-energize to close]

CL400, Option (999)

NOTE: In editing this codelist set, do not change the meaning of
the indicated codelist ranges. The number of codelist numbers used
in this codelist set must not exceed 5000.
1 = [Blank]
2 = ’Bypass PMC’ Use to bypass PMC access

Types Options, 11-19

11 = ’Type 1’
12 = ’Type 2’
13 = ’Type 3’
14 = ’Type 4’
15 = ’Type 5’
16 = ’Type 6’
17 = ’Type 7’
18 = ’Type 8’
19 = ’Type 9’

Valve Type Options, 21-60

21 = ’Red port’ [Reduced port valve]
24 = ’Full port’ [Full port valve]
27 = ’Tight SO’ [Tight shutoff valve]
30 = ’Dbl disc’ [Double disc valve]
32 = ’Y pattern’ [Y pattern valve]
33 = ’Wafer’ [Wafer valve]
34 = ’Lug’ [Lug pattern]
36 = ’Single flange’ [Single flange valve]
38 = ’1/8" hole’ [1/8" diam hole in flapper]
39 = ’Non lube’ [Non-lubricated valve]
40 = ’3/16" hole’ [3/16" diam hole in flapper]

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41 = ’1/4" hole’ [1/4" diam hole in flapper]

42 = ’Lube’ [Lubricated valve]
43 = ’Quick close’ [Quick closing valve]
44 = ’Quick open’ [Quick opening valve]
45 = ’Al chk’ [Alarm check valve]
46 = ’Excess flow’ [Excess flow check valve]
48 = ’Limit stop’ [Limit stop valve]
49 = ’Hor chk’ [Horizontal check valve]
50 = ’Vert chk’ [Vertical check valve]
56 = ’Tap lcn G’ [Tap at location G]
57 = ’Tap lcns G & H’ [Tap at locations G & H]
58 = ’Tap lcns G & I’ [Tap at locations G & I]
59 = ’Tap lcns G & J’ [Tap at locations G & J]
60 = ’Tap lcns G & K’ [Tap at locations G & K]

Valve Operator Options, 61-100

61 = ’HW op’ [Handwheel]
64 = ’WR op’ [Wrench operator]
67 = ’LV op’ [Lever operator]
70 = ’T op’ [T-handle operator]
73 = ’GTM op’ [Gear operator, top mounted handwheel]
76 = ’GSM op’ [Gear operator, side mounted handwheel]
79 = ’EM op’ [Electric motor operator]
82 = ’ESHW op’ [Extended stem and handwheel]
88 = ’ESGTM op’ [Extended stem and gear operator, top mounted handwheel]
91 = ’EXGSM op’ [Extended stem and gear operator, side mounted handwheel]
100 = ’Post ind’ [Post indicator]

Bend Radius Options, 121-140

121 = ’1D bend’ [1D pipe bend]
124 = ’1.5D bend’ [1.5D pipe bend]
127 = ’3D bend’ [3D pipe bend]
130 = ’4D bend’ [4D pipe bend]
133 = ’5D bend’ [5D pipe bend]
134 = ’6D bend’ [6D pipe bend]
136 = ’10D bend’ [10D pipe bend]

Head Type Options, 141-150

141 = ’Hemi hd’ [Hemispherical head]
143 = ’Ellip hd’ [Ellipsoidal head]
145 = ’2:1 hd’ [2:1 elliptical head]

Miter Options, 151-160

151 = ’1 cut’ [1-cut miter]
152 = ’2 cuts’ [2-cuts miter]
153 = ’3 cuts’ [3-cuts miter]
154 = ’4 cuts’ [4-cuts miter]

Miscellaneous Options, 161-170

161 = ’Housing’ [Housing]
163 = ’After vlv’ [After isolating valve]
165 = ’Match branch nipple’ [Match branch nipple]
167 = ’Straight ends’ [Straight ends]
168 = ’Hor’ [Horizontal]
169 = ’Vert’ [Vertical]

Flange Type Options, 171-200

171 = ’WN’ [Weld neck flange]
173 = ’LWN’ [Long weld neck flange]
175 = ’SO’ [Slip-on flange]
177 = ’LJ’ [Lap joint flange]
179 = ’PL’ [Plate flange]

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181 = ’SS-SO’ [Short-stub-end, slip-on flange]

183 = ’SS-LJ’ [Short-stub-end, lap joint flange]
185 = ’SS-PL’ [Short-stub-end, plate flange]
187 = ’LS-SO’ [Long-stub-end, slip-on flange]

F. Codelists
189 = ’LS-LP’ [Long-stub-end, lap joint flange]
191 = ’Filler’ [Filler flange]
193 = ’Socket’ [Socket flange]
195 = ’SW’ [Socketwelded flange]
196 = ’SW Red’ [Socketwelded reducing flange]
197 = ’Thd’ [Threaded flange]

Bolted End Options, 201-400

202 = ’FE’ [Flanged end]
211 = ’FFFE’ [Flat-face flanged end]
216 = ’FFFEWG’ [Flat-face flanged end w/ integral gasket]
221 = ’RFFE’ [Raised-face flanged end]
226 = ’RFFEWG’ [Raised-face flanged end w/ integral gasket]
231 = ’RJFE’ [RTJ-face flanged end]
241 = ’STFE’ [Small-tongue-face flanged end]
242 = ’LTFE’ [Large-tongue-face flanged end]
243 = ’SMFE’ [Small-male-face flanged end]
244 = ’LMFE’ [Large-male-face flanged end]
251 = ’SGFE’ [Small-groove-face flanged end]
252 = ’LGFE’ [Large-groove-face flanged end]
253 = ’SFFE’ [Small-female-face flanged end]
254 = ’LFFE’ [Large-female-face flanged end]
261 = ’FFLFE’ [Flat-face lap-flanged end]
271 = ’RFLFE’ [Raised-face lap-flanged end]
281 = ’RJLFE’ [RTJ-face lap-flanged end]
291 = ’STLFE’ [Small-tongue-face lap-flanged end]
292 = ’LTLFE’ [Large-tongue-face lap-flanged end]
293 = ’SMLFE’ [Small-male-face lap-flanged end]
294 = ’LMLFE’ [Large-male-face lap-flanged end]
301 = ’SGLFE’ [Small-groove-face lap-flanged end]
302 = ’LGLFE’ [Large-groove-face lap-flanged end]
303 = ’SFLFE’ [Small-female-face lap-flanged end]
304 = ’LFLFE’ [Large-female-face lap-flanged end]
311 = ’FFTBE’ [Flat-face thru-bolted end]
316 = ’FFTBEWG’ [Flat-face thru-bolted end w/ integral gasket]
321 = ’RFTBE’ [Raised-face thru-bolted end]
326 = ’RFTBEWG’ [Raised-face thru-bolted end w/ integral gasket]
331 = ’RJTBE’ [RTJ-face thru-bolted end]
346 = ’MRJTBEWG’ [Male RTJ-face thru-bolted end w/ integral gasket]
351 = ’FFTBCSE’ [Flat-face thru-bolted-w/-cap-screws end]
356 = ’FFTBCSEWG’ [Flat-face thru-bolted-w/-cap-screws end w/ integral gasket]
361 = ’RFTBCSE’ [Raised-face thru-bolted-w/-cap-screws end]
366 = ’RFTBCSEWG’ [Raised-face thru-bolted-w/-cap-screws end w/ integral gasket]
371 = ’RJTBCSE’ [RTJ-face thru-bolted-w/-cap-screws end]
381 = ’FFFTBE’ [Flat-full-face thru-bolted end]
386 = ’FFFTBEWG’ [Flat-full-face thru-bolted end w/ integral gasket]
391 = ’MJE’ [Mechanical joint end]

Male End Options, 401-500

401 = ’BE’ [Beveled end]
402 = ’OLET’ [Olet beveled end]
411 = ’TBE’ [Tapered and beveled end]
421 = ’MFE’ [Male flared end]
431 = ’MTE’ [Male threaded end]
441 = ’MGE’ [Male grooved end]
451 = ’MQCE’ [Male quick connect end]
455 = ’MCE’ [Male clamp end]
461 = ’MFRE’ [Male ferrule end]

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471 = ’MHE’ [Male hose end]

481 = ’SPE’ [Spigot end]
491 = ’PE’ [Plain end] [391-399]
493 = ’3"FFPE’ [Plain end, 3" field fit]
495 = ’6"FFPE’ [Plain end, 6" field fit]

Female End Options, 501-696

501 = ’SE’ [Socket end]
521 = ’SWE’ [Socketwelded end]
541 = ’FTE’ [Female threaded end]
561 = ’FGE’ [Female grooved end]
581 = ’FQCE’ [Female quick connect end]
601 = ’FFRE’ [Female ferrule end]
621 = ’FHE’ [Female hose end]
641 = ’BLE’ [Push-on bell end]
642 = ’MJBE’ [Mechanical joint bell end]
691 = ’HCE’ [Circular hole end]

User Defined Null End Options, (697-697)

697 = ’NE’ [Null end]

User Defined End Options, 699-699

699 = ’UD’ [User defined]

Mixed End Options, 701-717

701 = ’FE x MJE’ [Flanged end by mechanical joint end]
702 = ’FE x BE’ [Flanged end by beveled end]
703 = ’FE x PE’ [Flanged end by plain end]
705 = ’BE x MTE’ [Beveled end by male threaded end]
706 = ’BE x PE’ [Beveled end by plain end]
707 = ’BE x SWE’ [Beveled end by socketwelded end]
708 = ’BE x FTE’ [Beveled end by female threaded end]
709 = ’OLET x FTE’ [Olet beveled end by female threaded end]
710 = ’MTE x PE’ [Male threaded end by plain end]
711 = ’PE x MTE’ [Plain end by male threaded end]
712 = ’PE x SWE’ [Plain end by socketwelded end]
713 = ’PE x FTE’ [Plain end by female threaded end]
714 = ’SWE x FTE’ [Socketwelded end by female threaded end]
715 = ’OLET x SWE’ [Olet beveled end by socketwelded end]
716 = ’MTE x FTE’ [Male threaded end by female threaded end]
717 = ’FE x FTE’ [Flanged end by female threaded end]

The following options have been modified to include mm in lengths

and add British metric pressure ratings (PN).

Nipple Options, 718-755

720 = ’3.0"(75mm) BE’ [3.0" long, BE]
721 = ’3.0"(75mm) MTE’ [3.0" long, MTE]
722 = ’3.0"(75mm) PE’ [3.0" long, PE]
723 = ’3.0"(75mm) BE x MTE’ [3.0" long, BE x MTE]
724 = ’3.0"(75mm) BE x PE’ [3.0" long, BE x PE]
725 = ’3.0"(75mm) MTE x PE’ [3.0" long, MTE x PE]
726 = ’4.0"(100mm) BE’ [4.0" long, BE]
727 = ’4.0"(100mm) MTE’ [4.0" long, MTE]
728 = ’4.0"(100mm) PE’ [4.0" long, PE]
729 = ’4.0"(100mm) BE x MTE’ [4.0" long, BE x MTE]
730 = ’4.0"(100mm) BE x PE’ [4.0" long, BE x PE]
731 = ’4.0"(100mm) MTE x PE’ [4.0" long, MTE x PE]
732 = ’5.0"(125mm) BE’ [5.0" long, BE]
733 = ’5.0"(125mm) MTE’ [5.0" long, MTE]
734 = ’5.0"(125mm) PE’ [5.0" long, PE]
735 = ’5.0"(125mm) BE x MTE’ [5.0" long, BE x MTE]

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736 = ’5.0"(125mm) BE x PE’ [5.0" long, BE x PE]

737 = ’5.0"(125mm) MTE x PE’ [5.0" long, MTE x PE]
738 = ’6.0"(150mm) BE’ [6.0" long, BE]
739 = ’6.0"(150mm) MTE’ [6.0" long, MTE]

F. Codelists
740 = ’6.0"(150mm) PE’ [6.0" long, PE]
741 = ’6.0"(150mm) BE x MTE’ [6.0" long, BE x MTE]
742 = ’6.0"(150mm) BE x PE’ [6.0" long, BE x PE]
743 = ’6.0"(150mm) MTE x PE’ [6.0" long, MTE x PE]
744 = ’7.0"(175mm) BE’ [7.0" long, BE]
745 = ’7.0"(175mm) MTE’ [7.0" long, MTE]
746 = ’7.0"(175mm) PE’ [7.0" long, PE]
747 = ’7.0"(175mm) BE x MTE’ [7.0" long, BE x MTE]
748 = ’7.0"(175mm) BE x PE’ [7.0" long, BE x PE]
749 = ’7.0"(175mm) MTE x PE’ [7.0" long, MTE x PE]
750 = ’8.0"(200mm) PE’ [8.0" long, PE]
751 = ’9.0"(225mm) PE’ [9.0" long, PE]
752 = ’1O.0"(250mm) PE’ [10.0" long, PE]
753 = ’11.0"(275mm) PE’ [11.0" long, PE]
754 = ’12.0"(300mm) PE’ [12.0" long, PE]
755 = ’HEX’ [Hexagon]

Rating Options, 756-849

756 = ’CL25’
757 = ’PN2.5’
758 = ’CL50’
759 = ’CL75’
760 = ’86#’
761 = ’CL100’
762 = ’CL125’
763 = ’CL150’
764 = ’175#’
765 = ’PN6’
766 = ’PN10’
767 = ’CL200’
768 = ’PN16’
769 = ’CL250’
770 = ’275#’
773 = ’CL300’
774 = ’350#’
775 = ’PN25’
776 = ’PN40’
777 = ’CL400’
778 = ’PN64’
781 = ’CL600’
782 = ’PN100’
785 = ’CL800’
789 = ’CL900’
790 = ’PN160’
792 = ’1000#’
794 = ’PN250’
795 = ’PN320’
796 = ’PN400’
797 = ’CL1500’
801 = ’CL2000’
805 = ’CL2500’
809 = ’CL3000’
813 = ’CL4500’
815 = ’CL5000’
817 = ’CL6000’
821 = ’CL9000’
823 = ’CL10000’
827 = ’CL15000’

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831 = ’CL20000’
835 = ’CL30000’
836 = ’SCH 40’
838 = ’SCH 80’
840 = ’GRAVHD’

Thickness Options, 851-869

851 = ’0.0625"(2mm) thck’
852 = ’0.125"(3mm) thck’
853 = ’0.1875"(4mm) thck’
854 = ’0.25"(6mm) thck’
855 = ’0.3125"(8mm) thck’
856 = ’0.375"(9mm) thck’
857 = ’0.4375"(10mm) thck’
858 = ’0.5"(12mm) thck’
859 = ’0.5625"(14mm) thck’
860 = ’0.625"(16mm) thck’
861 = ’0.6875"(18mm) thck’
862 = ’0.75"(20mm) thck’
863 = ’0.8125"(21mm) thck’
864 = ’0.875"(22mm) thck’
865 = ’0.9375"(24mm) thck’
866 = ’1.0"(25mm) thck’

End Finish Options, 870-879

870 = ’63 Ra’ [63 Ra finish]
871 = ’60-100 Ra’ [60-100 Ra finish]
873 = ’80-150 Ra’ [80-150 Ra finish]
875 = ’200 Ra’ [200 Ra finish]
877 = ’Stock’ [Stock-finish]

Gasket Options, 880-899

880 = ’F gskt’ [Flat gasket]
881 = ’FFF gskt’ [Flat full face gasket]
882 = ’C gskt’ [Corrugated gasket]
883 = ’FDJ gskt’ [Flat double jacketed gasket]
884 = ’CDJ gskt’ [Corrugated double jacketed gasket]
885 = ’R gskt’ [Ring gasket]
886 = ’SW gskt’ [Spiral-wound gasket]
887 = ’MSS gskt’ [MSS-SP-44 gasket]
894 = ’SP gskt’ [Special gasket]

Stud & Nut Options, 900-909

900 = ’Spec bolt’ [Special bolting]

ID Basis Options, 910-910

910 = ’ID basis’ [Dimensions based on inside diameter]

Code Options, 911-989

912 = ’ANSI-B16.12’ [Cast iron drainage fittings]
915 = ’ANSI-B16.15’ [Cast bronze fittings]
922 = ’ANSI-B16.22’ [Copper solder joint pressure fittings]
923 = ’ANSI-B16.23’ [Copper solder joint drainage fittings]
924 = ’ANSI-B16.24’ [Bronze flanges]
929 = ’ANSI-B16.36’ [Orifice flanges]
930 = ’ANSI-B16.42’ [Ductile iron flanges and fittings]
933 = ’ANSI-B1.20.3’ [Dryseal pipe threads]
937 = ’ANSI-B1.20.7’ [Hose coupling screw threads]
945 = ’ASTM-A74’ [Cast iron soil pipe and fittings]
949 = ’AWWA-C110’ [Iron fittings]
950 = ’AWWA-C115’ [Iron pipe and fittings]
955 = ’AWWA-C151’ [Ductile iron pipe]

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960 = ’AWWA-C207 Cl.B & D, ring’ [Steel slip-on flanges CL86, CL150, CL175]
961 = ’AWWA-C207 Cl.B & D, hub’ [Steel slip-on flanges CL86, CL150, CL175]
962 = ’AWWA-C207 Cl.E, hub’ [Steel slip-on flanges CL275]
970 = ’API-5LE’ [Polyethylene fittings]

F. Codelists
975 = ’API-6A’ [Wellhead flanges and fittings]
979 = ’API-605’ [API-605 flanges]
980 = ’MSS-SP-44-NB’ [MSS non-blind flanges]
981 = ’MSS-SP-44-B’ [MSS blind flanges]

Vendor Options, 990-999

990 = ’Tube-Turn’
991 = ’Dow’
992 = ’Aloyco’
993 = ’Yarway’
994 = ’Teledyne Farris 1’
995 = ’R & G Sloane’
996 = ’American DI Pipe’
997 = ’Gladding McBean’ [Vitrified clay S-XS pipe and fittings]
998 = ’Taylor Forge’
999 = ’ITT VALVES’

European DIN Standards

1001 = ’Spacer length 10 mm’
1002 = ’Spacer length 15 mm’
1003 = ’Spacer length 20 mm’
1004 = ’Spacer length 25 mm’
1005 = ’Spacer length 30 mm’
1006 = ’Spacer length 35 mm’
1007 = ’Spacer length 40 mm’
1008 = ’Spacer length 45 mm’
1009 = ’Spacer length 50 mm’
1010 = ’Spacer length 60 mm’
1011 = ’Spacer length 70 mm’
1012 = ’Spacer length 80 mm’
1013 = ’Spacer length 90 mm’
1014 = ’Spacer length 100 mm’

CL420, Piping Component Type/Source (25)

NOTE: This codelist defines the type of piping component involved
and the source of the data used in its definition. In editing this
codelist set, do not change the meaning of existing codelist values.
0 = ’Piping cmdty component from PMC’
1 = ’Piping cmdty component from User’
2 = ’Piping flanged cmdty component from PJS’
3 = ’Piping cmdty component from branch table’
4 = ’Piping specialty component from PJS’
5 = ’Piping specialty component from User - spec data input’
6 = ’Piping specialty component from User - no spec data input’
7 = ’Branch reinforcement from user’
8 = ’Branch reinforcement from branch table’

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CL425, Piping/Tubing Type (25)

NOTE: In editing this codelist set, do not change the meaning of
existing codelist values.
1 = ’Piping’
2 = ’Tubing’
3 = ’Hose’

CL430, Instrument Component Type/Source (25)

NOTE: This codelist defines the type of instrument component
involved and the source of the data used in its definition. In
editing this codelist set, do not change the meaning of existing
codelist values.
0 = ’Instr specialty component from PJS’
1 = ’Instr specialty component from User - spec data input’
2 = ’Instr specialty component from User - no spec data input’

CL499, Piping Notes (999)

1 = [Blank]

Notes Applicable to the Piping Materials Class, 2-199

3 = ’Valve and flange protectors required.’
22 = ’Valves shall be in accordance with NACE MR-01-75.’
50 = ’The Manufacturer shall be consulted for special bolting
requirements where both the design temperature is above 800 degF
and the valve bonnet is insulated.’
54 = ’Unions shall not be used.’
56 = ’Gasket seating surfaces shall have 125 Ra surface finish.’
57 = ’Unions shall not be used. Gasket seating surfaces shall
have 125 Ra surface finish.’
58 = ’Unions shall not be used. Gasket seating surfaces shall
have 125 Ra surface finish. Valves shall be in accordance with
NACE MR-01-75.’
60 = ’All welds shall use compatible rod and shall be PWHT
regardless of thickness and/or joint configuration.’
61 = ’All welds shall use compatible rod and shall be PWHT
regardless of thickness and/or joint configuration unless
specifically approved by Contractor and permitted by
ANSI-B31.3 Code.’
62 = ’Refer to AWWA-C151 for suitable installation types.’
63 = ’Underground pipe and fittings shall be coated and wrapped.’
64 = ’Pipe and fittings shall be cement lined.’
79 = ’Extra thickness has been included.’
80 = ’All components shall be bored to suit thickness of pipe.
Taper bore flanges to a depth of 1.5 inches as required to match
inside diameter of all connecting pipingand valves. Welds
shall be ground smooth to match inside diameter of pipe.’
82 = ’Use long radius bends with radius as specified on the P&IDs
for all changes in direction.’
83 = ’Do not allow galvanized or any other zinc bearing material
to come in contact with stainless steel or high nickel
alloys components. This includes supports, nipples, weld
splatter, wire, bolts, paint, or any other type of contact.’

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Notes Applicable to a Piping Component, 200-499

201 = ’To be used only where specifically required.’
202 = ’Use between blind flange and gasket.’
203 = ’Use for thermowell connections.’

F. Codelists
204 = ’Use for hydrostatic vents and drains. Seal (bridge) weld
after testing in accordance with piping job specifications.’
205 = ’Use bends for direction changes.’
206 = ’Use at flanged equipment connections.’
207 = ’Use for hydrostatic vents and drains.’
208 = ’Use threaded plug for vent/drain valve; do not seal weld plug.’
209 = ’To be used only where specifically required and/or between
blind flange and gasket.’
210 = ’Use threaded plug for vent/drain valve; do not seal weld
plug. Vent/drain and instrument root valves with 1 inch nominal
diameter in carbon steel and 9Cr-1Mo materials provide more
than 3/16 inch but less than 1/4 inch CA.’
211 = ’Use of this component under certain pressure/temperature
conditions may provide less than 3/16 inch CA.’
214 = ’Use where full port is required.’
220 = ’Install in the horizontal position only.’
221 = ’Valve shall be in accordance with NACE MR-01-75.’
222 = ’Use 0.75 inch diameter only at orifice flange taps.’
223 = ’Use 0.5 inch diameter only at orifice flange taps.’
224 = ’To be used only where specifically required. Valve sizes
16" and larger require electric motor operators.’
253 = ’Use of unions and threaded fittings shall be limited to a
maximum temperature of 500 degF.’
257 = ’When mating stainless steel flanges to ferritic steel
flanges, use studs corresponding to the ferritic flange.’
259 = ’Double hub fittings are available in 90 degrees and 45
degrees elbows.’
260 = ’Cement lined per AWWA-C205-80. Minimum lining thickness
shall be 0.3125 inch thick. Lining shall be Type II cement per
ASTM-C150 with a minimum 28-day compressive strength of
3000 psi. Lining shall be flush with ends.’
276 = ’Remove internals of valves containing Teflon seats and/or
seals prior to welding or backwelding.’
304 = ’For use in deluge systems.’
325 = ’Do not use over 100 degF.’
326 = ’Do not use over 150 degF.’
328 = ’Do not use over 180 degF.’
329 = ’Do not use over 200 degF.’
330 = ’Do not use over 250 degF.’
331 = ’Do not use over 300 degF.’
332 = ’Do not use over 350 degF.’
333 = ’Do not use over 400 degF.’
334 = ’Do not use over 450 degF.’
335 = ’Do not use over 500 degF.’
336 = ’Do not use over 550 degF.’
337 = ’Do not use over 600 degF.’
338 = ’Do not use over 650 degF.’
339 = ’Do not use over 700 degF.’
340 = ’Do not use over 750 degF.’
341 = ’Do not use over 800 degF.’

Notes Applicable to a Piping Specialty, 500-699

Notes Applicable to an Instrument Specialty, 700-899

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CL530, Accessory/Item Type (125)

NOTE: In editing this codelist set, do not change the meaning of
existing codelist values. Some data displays require that only
values to the left of the "=" sign be shown; other reports require
that only values to the right of the "=" sign be displayed.
1 = [Blank]

Accessory Type, 2-99

5 = ’AC =Actuator’
10 = ’A =Alarm’
20 = ’C =Controller’
30 = ’I =Indicator’
45 = ’PO =Positioner’
50 = ’R =Recorder’
55 = ’S =Switch’
65 = ’T =Transmitter’
75 = ’X =Unclassified’
80 = ’Y =Converter’

Item Type, 100-125

101 = ’Equipment nozzle’
103 = ’Piping segment’
105 = ’CV or regulator’
107 = ’Relief device’
109 = ’Other-in-line instrument’
111 = ’Off-line instrument’
113 = ’System function’
115 = ’Instr connector’
117 = ’Function label’
121 = ’Other’

CL550, Operator Actuator Type (200)

NOTE: Codelist numbers 2-24 apply to operators for piping
commodity valves whose dimensions are determined from tables whose
names are formed from attributes in the Piping Job Specification.
Codelist numbers 25-40 apply to operators for piping commodity
valves whose dimensions are determined from tables whose names
depend on the commodity codes for the valves. Codelist numbers
41-99 apply to operators and actuators for piping and instrument
specialty valves. Codelist numbers 101-150 should be used for user
defined operators with only primary orientaions, such as handwheels
and post indicators. Codelist numbers 151-200 should be used for
user defined operators with both primary orientations and secondary
orientations, such as levers and T-handles.

1 = [Blank]

Operators with Data Derived from Spec Parameters, 2-24

3 = ’Handwheel’
4 = ’Handwheel if GCP > RCP’
5 = ’Handwheel, inclined’
9 = ’Wrench, short’
11 = ’Wrench, long’
17 = ’Lever’
19 = ’T-handle, short’
21 = ’T-handle, long’

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Operators with Data Derived from Valve Codes, 25-40

25 = ’Handwheel, special’
27 = ’Wrench, special’
29 = ’Gear, top mounted handwheel’

F. Codelists
31 = ’Gear, top mounted inclined handwheel’
33 = ’Gear, side mounted handwheel’
35 = ’Gear, side mounted inclined handwheel’
39 = ’Lever, quick-action’
40 = ’Post indicator’

Actuators, 41-99
41 = ’Diaphragm’
42 = ’Electro-Pneumatic’
43 = ’Press-balanced diaphragm’
45 = ’Regulator’
49 = ’Single acting cylinder’
51 = ’Double acting cylinder’
53 = ’Pilot operated cylinder’
57 = ’Motor’
61 = ’Digital’
65 = ’Electro-hydraulic’
69 = ’Single solenoid’
71 = ’Single solenoid w/reset’
73 = ’Double solenoid’
77 = ’Pilot’
81 = ’Weight’
85 = ’Manual’
89 = ’Spring’
91 = ’Capacitance sensor’
93 = ’Ball float’
95 = ’Displacement float’
97 = ’Paddle wheel’

CL570, Design Standard (200)

1 = [Blank]
10 = ’ASME-I’ [Power Boilers]
11 = ’ASME-III’ [Nuclear]
12 = ’ASME-VIII-1’ [Unfired Vessels]
13 = ’ASME-VIII-2’ [Unfired Vessels]
20 = ’ASME Fld Mets & AGA Rpt 3’ [Instruments]
21 = ’ANSI-B31.1’ [Power]
22 = ’ANSI-B31.2’ [Fuel Gas]
23 = ’ANSI-B31.3’ [Petroleum]
24 = ’ANSI-B31.4’ [Oil Transport]
25 = ’ANSI-B31.5’ [Refrigeration]
28 = ’ANSI-B31.8’ [Gas Transmission]
29 = ’ANSI-B31.9’ [Building Services]
38 = ’API-2000’ [Tank Venting]
50 = ’AWWA’ [Water Services]
51 = ’DIN’

60 = ’BS806’
61 = ’BS3351’

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CL572, Wall Thickness Equation

1 = [Blank]
21 = ’ANSI B31.1a-1986’
23 = ’ANSI B31.3-1987’

CL575, Geometry Standard (31999)

NOTE: The symbol "||" at the end of a description in this document
signifies that the standard has been used in preparing RDB data.
Codelist numbers have been reserved as follows:
o US practices 2-6999
o European practices 1 (DIN) 7000-11999
o European practices 2 (British) 12000-16999
o European practices 3 (Finnish, French, etc. 17000-19999
o International practices 1 (JIS) 20000-24999
o International practices 2 (Australian, etc.) 25000-27999
o Company practices 28000-31999

1 = [Blank]

US Practice Geometry Standards, 2-6999

6 = ’PDS-P1’ [REDE, RWELD, RPAD, BLSPC_>24"_API+/- thk varies,
BLSPO_>24"_API+/- thk varies]
7 = ’PDS-P2’ [BLSPC_>24"__API+/-_0.375"thk, BLSPO_>24"_API+/-_0.375"thk]
8 = ’PDS-P3’ [BLSPC_>24"_MSS+/- thk varies, BLSPO_>24"_MSS+/- thk varies]
11 = ’PDS-I1’ [BLSPC_>24"_API+/-_1.5"thk, BLSPO_>24"_API+/-_1.5"thk]
12 = ’PDS-I2’ [BLPAD_>24"_MSS+/-_0.75"thk, BLSPA_>24"_MSS+/-_0.75"thk]
13 = ’PDS-I3’
16 = ’PDS-Op1’
17 = ’PDS-Op2’
18 = ’PDS-Op3’

31 = ’ANSI-B16.1’ [Cast Iron Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings ||]

33 = ’ANSI-B16.3’ [Malleable Iron Threaded Fittings ||]
34 = ’ANSI-B16.4’ [Cast Iron Threaded Fittings ||]
35 = ’ANSI-B16.5’ [Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings ||]
39 = ’ANSI-B16.9’ [Steel Beveled End Fittings ||]
40 = ’ANSI-B16.10’ [Dimensions of Ferrous Valves ||]
41 = ’ANSI-B16.11’ [Forged Steel Socketwelded and Threaded Fittings ||]
42 = ’ANSI-B16.12’ [Cast Iron Threaded Drainage Fittings ||]
44 = ’ANSI-B16.14’ [Ferrous Pipe Plugs and Bushings]
45 = ’ANSI-B16.15’ [Cast Bronze Threaded Fittings ||]
50 = ’ANSI-B16.20’ [RTJ Gaskets and Grooves ||]
51 = ’ANSI-B16.21’ [Flat Gaskets for Pipe Flanges ||]
52 = ’ANSI-B16.22’ [Wrought Copper Solder Joint Pressure Fittings ||]
53 = ’ANSI-B16.23’ [Cast Copper Solder Joint Drainage Fittings ||]
54 = ’ANSI-B16.24’ [Bronze Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings ||]
55 = ’ANSI-B16.25’ [Beveled End Preparation]
56 = ’ANSI-B16.26’ [Cast Copper Alloy Fittings for Flared Copper Tubing]
58 = ’ANSI-B16.28’ [Steel Beveled End Short Radius Elbows and Returns ||]
59 = ’ANSI-B16.29’ [Wrought Copper Solder Joint Drainage Fittings]
64 = ’ANSI-B16.34’ [Valves Flanged and Beveled Ends ||]
66 = ’ANSI-B16.36’ [Steel Orifice Flanges ||]
69 = ’ANSI-B16.39’ [Malleable Iron Threaded Pipe Unions ||]
72 = ’ANSI-B16.42’ [Ductile Iron Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fitting ||]
73 = ’ANSI-B16.43’ [Wrought Copper Alloy Solder Joint Fittings for Solvent
Drainage Systems]

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81 = ’ANSI-B18.2.1’ [Square and Hex Bolts and Screws ||]

82 = ’ANSI-B18.2.2’ [Square and Hex Nuts]
100 = ’ANSI-B36.10M’ [Welded and Seamless Wrought Steel Pipe ||]
109 = ’ANSI-B36.19M’ [Stainless Steel Pipe ||]

F. Codelists
114 = ’API-5A’ [Casing, Tubing and Drill Pipe]
115 = ’API-5B’ [Casing, Tubing and Line Pipe Threads]
119 = ’API-5L’ [Line Pipe ||]
120 = ’API-5LE’ [Polyethylene Line Pipe ||]
122 = ’API-5LP’ [Thermoplastic Line Pipe ||]
124 = ’API-5LS’ [Spiralweld Line Pipe ||]
126 = ’API-5LU’ [Ultra High Test Heat Treated Line Pipe ||]
127 = ’API-5LX’ [High Test Line Pipe]
131 = ’API-6A’ [Wellhead Equipment]
132 = ’API-6AB’ [30,000 PSI Flanged Wellhead Equipment]
135 = ’API-6D’ [Pipeline Valves, End Closures, Connectors and Swivels]
141 = ’API-526’ [Flanged Steel Safety Relief Valves]
145 = ’API-590’ [Steel Line Blanks ||]
146 = ’API-590Z1’ [Steel Line Blanks - with 0.125" CA ||]
147 = ’API-590Z2’ [Steel Line Blanks - with 0.25" CA ||]
153 = ’API-593’ [Ductile Iron Plug Valves]
154 = ’API-594’ [Wafer Check Valves]
155 = ’API-595’ [Cast Iron Gate Valves]
157 = ’API-597’ [Steel Venturi Gate Valves]
159 = ’API-599’ [Steel Plug Valves]
160 = ’API-600’ [Steel Gate Valves ||]
161 = ’API-601’ [Metallic Gaskets for Raised Face Pipe Flanges and
Flanged Connections ||]
162 = ’API-602’ [Compact Steel Gate Valves]
163 = ’API-603’ [Class 150 Cast Flanged End Gate Valves]
164 = ’API-604’ [Ductile Iron Gate Valves]
165 = ’API-605’ [Large Diameter Carbon Steel Flanges ||]
166 = ’API-606’ [Compact Carbon Steel Gate Valves]
169 = ’API-609’ [Butterfly Valves Lug and Wafer Type]

171 = ’ASTM-A74’ [Cast Iron Soil Pipe and Fittings]

172 = ’ASTM-C76’ [Reinforced Concrete Culvert, Storm Drain and Sewer Pipe]
173 = ’ASTM-C700’ [Extra Strength and Standard Strength Clay Pipe and
Perforated Clay Pipe]
174 = ’ASTM-D2464’ [Threaded PVC Plastic Pipe Fittings Schedule 80]
176 = ’ASTM-D2466’ [Socket-Type PVC Plastic Pipe Fittings Schedule 40 ||]
177 = ’ASTM-D2467’ [Socket-Type PVC Plastic Pipe Fittings Schedule 80 ||]

179 = ’AWWA-C106’ [Cast Iron Pipe]

181 = ’AWWA-C110’ [Ductile Iron and Gray Iron Fittings 3"-48" ||]
184 = ’AWWA-C115’ [Ductile Iron and Gray Iron Pipe]
186 = ’AWWA-C151’ [Ductile Iron Pipe ||]

190= ’AWWA-C207 Cl.B & D, ring’

[Steel slip-on flanges CL86, CL150, CL175 ||]
191= ’AWWA-C207 Cl.B & D, hub’
[Steel slip-on flanges CL86, CL150, CL175 ||]
192= ’AWWA-C207 Cl.E, hub’
[Steel slip-on flanges CL275 ||]
193 = ’AWWA-C208’ [Steel Water Pipe Fittings]
200 = ’AWWA-C500’ [Gate Valves 3"-48" for Water and Sewage Systems]
204 = ’AWWA-C504’ [Rubber Seated Butterfly Valves]
206 = ’AWWA-C506’ [Backflow Prevention Devices-Check Valves]
207 = ’AWWA-C507’ [Ball Valves]
208 = ’AWWA-C508’ [Swing Check Valves for Water Works Service 2"-24"]
220 = ’AWWA-C900’ [PVC Pipe 4"-12" for Water]
221 = ’AWWA-C901’ [Polyethylene Pipe, Tubing and Fittings 1/2"-3" for Water]
222 = ’AWWA-C902’ [Polybutylene Pipe, Tubing and Fittings 1/2"-3" for Water]
230 = ’AWWA-C950’ [Glass-Fiber Reinforced Pressure Pipe]

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235 = ’PFI-ES-24’ [Pipe Bending Tolerances ||]

243 = ’ISA-S75.03’ [Face to Face Dimensions Globe Control Valves]

244 = ’ISA-S75.04’ [Face to Face Dimensions Flangeless Control Valves]

252 = ’MSS-SP-42’ [CL150 Valves ||]

253 = ’MSS-SP-43’ [Stainless Steel Buttwelding Fittings]
254 = ’MSS-SP-44’ [Steel Pipe Line Flanges ||]
255 = ’MSS-SP-51’ [CL150LW Cast Flanges and Flanged Fittings]
268 = ’MSS-SP-58’ [Pipe Hangers and Supports]
277 = ’MSS-SP-67’ [Butterfly Valves]
278 = ’MSS-SP-68’ [High Pressure-Offset Seat Butterfly Valves]
282 = ’MSS-SP-72’ [Ball Valves with Flanged or Beveled Ends]
285 = ’MSS-SP-75’ [Wrought Beveled End Fittings]
288 = ’MSS-SP-78’ [Cast Iron Plug Valves]
289 = ’MSS-SP-79’ [Socketwelding Reducing Inserts]
290 = ’MSS-SP-80’ [Bronze Gate, Globe, Angle & Check Valves]
291 = ’MSS-SP-81’ [Flanged, Wafer Knife Gate Valves]
293 = ’MSS-SP-83’ [Carbon Steel Socketwelded and Threaded Pipe Unions ||]
295 = ’MSS-SP-88’ [Diaphragm Valves]
297 = ’MSS-SP-95’ [Swage Nipples and Bull Plugs ||]

298 = ’NFPA-1963’ [Screw Threads and Gaskets for Fire Hose connections]
300 = ’ASME BPE-97’
[Geometry standards that follow apply to specific manufacturers.
If one of these standards is used to define a component, the
following information will be shown in brackets to the right of the
geometry standard:
o For valves: the applicable model codes and vendor’s designations
o For fittings: the applicable model codes will be shown unless
the vendor’s designation is required to differentiate between
components requiring a different geometry standard to assign them
to the proper data table.
1000 = ’Adamson 1’
1001 = ’Adams 1’
1025 = ’Aitken 1’ [BLPAD; BLSPA; TDRA; TDRB; TDRBW ||]
1026 = ’Aitken Z1’ [BLPAD; BLSPA - with 0.125" CA ||]
1027 = ’Aitken Z2’ [BLPAD; BLSPA - with 0.25" CA ||]
1050 = ’Allied Pipe Products 1’
1075 = ’Aldo Colombo 1’
1100 = ’Aloyco 1’ [GATR-Fig_114; GATR-Fig_114DB; GATR-Fig_114EB; GATR-Fig_124;
GATR-Fig_2214A; GLOR-Fig_2310A; GLOR-Fig_2314A; GLOR-Fig_314; GLOR-Fig_314DB;
GLOR-Fig_314EB; GLOR-Fig_504; CKLR-Fig_554; CKLR-Fig_2554A; CKSR-Fig_2374;
CKSR-Fig_374; TKDR-Fig_751 ||]
1101 = ’Aloyco 2’ [GATR-Fig_2110; GATR-Fig_2114 ||]
1125 = ’American Darling 1’ [H3W1-Fig_B-50-B ||]
1130 = ’American DI Pipe’ [PIPE; L; LRB ||]
1150 = ’American Valve 1’
1175 = ’Amri 1’
1200 = ’Anaconda 1’
1225 = ’Anderson Greenwood 1’
1250 = ’Anvil 1’
1275 = ’A.O.Smith 1’
1300 = ’Apollo 1’
1325 = ’Argus 1’
1350 = ’Armstrong 1’ [S51AC-Fig_K1SC; S70AC-Fig_2011; S70BC-Fig_2011 ||]
1375 = ’Asahi/American 1’

1400 = ’Babbitt 1’
1425 = ’Babcock and Wilcox 1’
1450 = ’Badger Meters 1’
1475 = ’Bailey Co 1’

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1500 = ’Balon 1’
1525 = ’Basic Engineering 1’
1550 = ’Bestobel 1’
1560 = ’Bete 1’ [SSP1-Series_N ||]

F. Codelists
1575 = ’Bonney Forge 1’ [GAT-Fig_9HLF-10; GATR-Fig_9H-10; GATR-Fig_9W-10;
GATEXB-Fig_VLL-10; GATEXB-Fig_VOLL-10; GLOR-Fig_HL-30; GLOR-Fig_9HL-30;
GLOR-Fig_9WL-30; CKLR-Fig_9HL-40; CKLR-Fig_9HL-50; CKLR-Fig_9HL-60;
CKLR-Fig_9WL-40; CKLR-Fig_9WL-50; CKLR-Fig_9WL-60; CKLR-Fig_HL-40;
CKLR-Fig_9HLF-40; CKLRY-Fig_9Y-40; CKLRY-Fig_25Y-40; CAPOT; UN; L; LRB;
SWOL; WOL; SOL; TOL; NOL; EOLLR; EOLSR; LOL ||]
1576 = ’Bonney Forge 2’ [GATR-Fig_9H-10; GATR-Fig_25W-10; GLOR-Fig_9HL-30;
GLOR-Fig_9WL-30; GLOR-Fig_25W-30; GLOY-Fig_25Y-30; CKLR-Fig_9HL-40;
CKLR-Fig_9HL-50; CKLR-Fig_9HL-60; CKLR-Fig_9WL-40; CKLR-Fig_9WL-50;
CKLR-Fig_9WL-60 ||]
1577 = ’Bonney Forge 3’ [GATF-Fig_H-10; GATF-Fig_W-10; GATR-Fig_HL-10;
GATR-Fig_WL-10; CKLR-Fig_HL-40; CKLR-Fig_WL-40 ||]
1585 = ’Boots & Coots 1’ [MN1-Spectrum_Allpha_6235 ||]
1590 = ’Bray 1’
1600 = ’Brooks Meters 1’

1625 = ’Cameron 1’
1650 = ’Carbone 1’
1675 = ’Ciba-Geigy 1’
1700 = ’Clark Reliance 1’
1725 = ’Clayton Automatic Valves 1’ [CKBP-Model_D; FLO-Series_427-01 ||]
1750 = ’Clayton Mark 1’
1775 = ’Clow 1’
1800 = ’Cochrane 1’
1825 = ’Condren 1’
1850 = ’Continental Emsco 1’
1875 = ’Cooper Valve 1’
1900 = ’Crane 1’ [GATF-Fig_3904U; GATR-Fig_424; GATR-Fig_431UB; BALR-Fig_9302;
GLOF-Fig_3944U; GLOR-Fig_14 1/2P; GLOR-Fig_70; GLOY-Fig_7189; NEE-Fig_88;
CKS-Fig_373;CKLF-Fig_3973U; CKSR-Fig_36; CKSR-Fig_137; FOOT-Fig_394;
FOOT-Fig_395; FLWN; FSO; L; LRB ||]
1925 = ’Crosby 1’

1950 = ’Daniel 1’
1975 = ’Demco 1’
2000 = ’Dezurik 1’
2025 = ’Dixon 1’
2050 = ’Dresser 1’
2075 = ’Dover 1’
2100 = ’DOW 1’ [TRI-Lining_SL; TRI-Lining_PPL, TRI-Lining_KL ||]
2150 = ’Duo Seal 1’
2155 = ’Dur-O-Lock 1’ [CPL ||]
2175 = ’Durco 1’

2200 = ’Elkhart 1’
2225 = ’Enpro 1’
2250 = ’Epsco 1’
2275 = ’Everest 1’

2300 = ’Fabri-Valve 1’ [KNF-Fig_36 ||]

2325 = ’Fairbanks 1’
2350 = ’Fasani 1’
2375 = ’Fetterolf 1’
2400 = ’Fibercast 1’
2425 = ’Fike 1’
2450 = ’Fisher 1’
2475 = ’Flexitallic 1’
2500 = ’Flowline 1’
2525 = ’FMC 1’
2550 = ’Foxboro 1’

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2575 = ’Garlok 1’
2600 = ’General 1’
2625 = ’Geosource 1’
2650 = ’Gestra 1’
2660 = ’Gladding McBean 1’ [REDC; E45; E90; M451; M452; L ||]
2675 = ’Graylock 1’
2700 = ’Grinnell 1’ [BALR-Fig_3022; CAPOT; UNO; E45U; E90RST; TOUB; TOUR ||]
2715 = ’Grinnell Fire Prot 1’ [DEL-Model_A-4; SSP-Mulsifyre-Projector ||]
2725 = ’Grove 1’
2750 = ’Gulf 1’

2775 = ’Hammond 1’
2800 = ’Hancock 1’ [BDA-Fig_5505W ||]
2825 = ’Haws 1’ [SSEW1-Fig_8309; SSEW1-Fig 8309CRP ||]
2850 = ’Heaton 1’
2860 = ’Hex 1’
2875 = ’Hindle-Hamer 1’
2900 = ’Hitachi 1’
2915 = ’Hoke 1’
2925 = ’Hydril 1’

2950 = ’Imperial Eastman 1’

2975 = ’Ishida 1’
2980 = ’ITT 1’

3000 = ’Jacoby Tarbox 1’

3025 = ’Jamesbury 1’ [BALR-Style_B; BALSP-Type_530S; BAL3W-Style_AM150FD;
BAL3W-Style_DM150FD ||]
3026 = ’Jamesbury 2’ [BALR-Style_A ||]
3027 = ’Jamesbury 3’ [BALR-Type_2000_Brass ||]
3028 = ’Jamesbury 4’ [BALF-Type_4000; BALR-Type_4000 ||]
3050 = ’Jenkins 1’
3075 = ’Jerguson 1’
3100 = ’Judd Valve 1’

3125 = ’Kamyr-Neles 1’
3150 = ’Kemp 1’
3175 = ’Kennedy 1’
3200 = ’Keystone 1’
3225 = ’Kinka Kikai 1’
3250 = ’Kitz 1’
3275 = ’KTM 1’
3300 = ’Kubota 1’

3325 = ’L & M Valve 1’

3350 = ’Ladish 1’ [CAPOT; L; LRB ||]
3375 = ’Lamons 1’
3400 = ’Lukens 1’
3425 = ’Lunkenheimer 1’

3445 = ’Mac-Iron 1’
3450 = ’Magnetrol 1’
3475 = ’Malbranque 1’
3500 = ’Maloney 1’
3525 = ’Mark Controls/Centerline 1’ [BFYLP-Series_A; BFYLP-Series_LT;
BYFLP-Series_504 ||]
3550 = ’Mark Controls/Flowseal 1’ [BFYHP-Style_1LB ||]
3575 = ’Mark Controls/Marpac 1’
3600 = ’Mark Controls/Pacific 1’ [GATSP-Fig_21555; GATSP-Fig_55509; GATSP-Fig_55515;
GLOSP-Fig_56009; GLOSP-Fig_56015; CKSSP-Fig_58809-5-WE; CKSSP-Fig_58815-7-WE;
CKST-Fig_160S ||]
3625 = ’Marlin 1’

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3650 = ’Marwin 1’
3675 = ’Masoneilan 1’
3700 = ’Media 1’ [BFYLP]
3725 = ’Milwaukee 1’

F. Codelists
3750 = ’Mueller/Muessco Brass 1’
3775 = ’Mueller/Muessco Steam Specialty 1’ [S51AC-Fig_761WE; S51AC-Fig_862BC;
S51AC-Fig_762 ||]

3800 = ’Navco 1’
3825 = ’Nells 1’
3850 = ’Newco 1’
3860 = ’Nibco 1’
3875 = ’Nicholson 1’ [S78AC-Fig_N302L ||]
3900 = ’Nippon-Benkan 1’ [BW fittings above 48" ||]
3925 = ’Nupro 1’

3950 = ’OPW 1’
3975 = ’Orbit 1’
4000 = ’Oseco 1’

4025 = ’Pan Korea 1’

4030 = ’Parker CPI 1’
4050 = ’Parks Cramer 1’
4075 = ’Peabody Dore 1’
4100 = ’Penberthy 1’
4125 = ’Penn-AirCheck 1’
4150 = ’Persta 1’
4175 = ’Petrolvalves 1’
4200 = ’Posi-Seal 1’ [BFYHP-Model A31; BFYHP-Model A21; BFYHP-Model A11 ||]
4225 = ’Powhatan 1’ [HOS-No_18-217; HOSA-No_18-157; HRST1-No_30-333 ||]
4250 = ’Powell 1’
4275 = ’Pratt 1’ [BFYLP-Model_PIVA & IBV-FM4; Groundhog ||]
4300 = ’Premafu 1’
4325 = ’Protectoseal 1’

4335 = ’R & G Sloane’ [BALF-Fig_1081; CAPOT; FS; INSR1]

4350 = ’Resistoflex 1’ [PIN-Code_R6000D1 ||]
4375 = ’Ring-O 1’
4400 = ’Rockwell 1’ [DIA-Type_STD_Unlined ||]
4425 = ’Rockwell/Edwards 1’ [GLOA-Fig_849; GLOA-Fig_849Y; GLOYR-Fig_848;
GLOYR-Fig_848Y; GLOYR-Fig_1048; GLOYR-Fig_1048Y; CKLRY-Fig_36178;
CKLRY-Fig_36278; NEE-Fig_4152; CKST-Fig_302; CKST-Fig_302Y; CKAST-Fig_303;
CKAST-Fig_303Y; CKAST-Fig_869; CKAST-Fig_869Y; CKYST-Fig_302; CKYST-Fig_602Y;
BDY-Fig_1641; ||]
4426 = ’Rockwell/Edwards 2’ [CKLRY-Fig_832Y; GLOY-Fig_36124; GLOY-Fig_36128;
CKLRY-Fig_1032Y; CKAST-Fig_605Y; CKAST-Fig_607Y; BDA-Fig_1643Y ||]
4427 = ’Rockwell/Edwards 3’ [GLOY-Fig_7514Y ||]
4450 = ’Rockwell/McCanna 1’ [BAL3W-Type_500-3WAY ||]
4475 = ’Rockwell/Nordstorm 1’ [PLUVP-Fig_4169; PLU3W-Fig_3813; PLU3W-Fig_4812;
PLU3W-Fig_4813; PLU3W-Fig_5115; PLU3W-Fig_5119; PLU3W-Fig_5215;
PLU3W-Fig_5219; PLU4W-Fig_3823; PLU4W-Fig_4822; PLU4W-Fig_5125;
PLU4W-Fig_5129 ||]
4500 = ’R P & C 1’

4520 = ’Sarco 1’
4522 = ’Saunders 1’
4525 = ’Sella 1’
4550 = ’Serck Audco 1’
4575 = ’Serfilco 1’
4600 = ’Shoritsu 1’
4625 = ’Smith 1’ [GATF-Fig_888; GATF-Fig_5870; GATR-Fig_800; GATR-Fig_870;
GATR-Fig_1500; GATR-Fig_1570; GATEX-Fig_811 & 812 MPE/THD; GATEX-Fig_876

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& 877 MPE/THD; GATEXB-Fig_874 & 875 OLET/THD; GATXBA-Fig_874 & 875 OLET/SW;
GATXBB-Fig_874 & 875 OLET/THD; GLOR-Fig_G80; GLOR-Fig_G87; GLOR-Fig_G150;
GLOR-Fig_G157; CKLR-Fig_B80; CKLR-Fig_C80; CKLR-Fig_C150; CKLR-Fig_SB80;
CKLR-Fig_SC80 ||]
4626 = ’Smith 2’ [GATEX-Fig_813 & 814 MPE/SW; GATEX-Fig_878 & 879 MPE/SW ||]
4650 = ’Spraying Systems 1’
4675 = ’Spirax Sarco 1’
4700 = ’Stanco 1’
4725 = ’Standard Fittings 1’ [CAPOT; SWGC; SWGE ||]
4750 = ’Stang Hydronics 1’ [M1-Fig BB0309-21 w/shapertip nozzle; ME1-Fig BB3561 ||]
4751 = ’Stang Hydronics 2’ [M1-Fig_BB0309-21 w/fog nozzle; ME1-Fig B22999 ||]
4752 = ’Stang Hydronics 3’ [ME1-Fig_BB3561 composite, w/monitor nozzle ||]
4753 = ’Stang Hydronics 4’ [ME1-Fig_BB3377 composite, w/monitor nozzle ||]
4775 = ’Stockham 1’
4800 = ’Strahman 1’
4825 = ’Swagelok 1’

4850 = ’Tapco 1’
4875 = ’Taylor 1’
4900 = ’Taylor Forge 1’
4901 = ’Taylor Forge 2, Rev 1957’ [L; S-STD WT ||]
4925 = ’Teledyne Farris 1’
4950 = ’Texas Bolt 1’
4975 = ’Thevignot 1’
5000 = ’Titeflex 1’
5025 = ’TK 1’
5050 = ’TKM 1’ [GAT-Fig_100 ||]
5060 = ’Top Line 1’
5075 = ’Triangle 1’
5085 = ’Tri-Clover 1’
5100 = ’Truflo 1’
5125 = ’TRW/Mission 1’ [||]
5150 = ’Tubeturn 1’ [FWN; FEWN; FOWNA; FOWNB; CAPBV; E453D; E90LT; E903D; L; SAD ||]
5175 = ’Tufline 1’
5200 = ’Tyler 1’ [CPL; REDC; E45LT; E90LT; L ||]

5225 = ’Valvotecnic 1’
5250 = ’Vanessa 1’
5275 = ’Velan 1’ [S3AC-Fig_N675 ||]
5300 = ’Victaulic 1’
5325 = ’Viking 1’
5350 = ’Vitas 1’
5375 = ’Vogt 1’ [GATR-Series_15373; GLOR-Series_15141; CKLR-Series_15701;
NEE-Series_22461; NEE-Series_SW22461; CAPOT; UN; E90U; E90ST; L ||]

5400 = ’Wada 1’
5425 = ’Wallworth 1’
5450 = ’Watts Regulator 1’
5475 = ’Weco 1’
5500 = ’WFI 1’
5525 = ’Winston 1’ [S49AC-T-Strainer Type-59 W/flg’d cover; S53AC-Basket-Strainer-
Fig 51-WIP W/CL150 flg’d cover & 3/4" SWE drain||]
5535 = ’Wirt & Knox 1’
5550 = ’WKM 1’
5575 = ’Worcester 1’

5600 = ’Yarway 1’ [CKAR-Fig_5301; CKAR-Fig_5302; BDA-Fig_6909-C; BDY-Fig_6911-C;

TKDR-Fig_8106 ||]
5625 = ’Yoneki 1’

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5650 = ’Zurn 1’

o European practices 1 (DIN) 7000-11999

F. Codelists
General Specifications
7000 = ’DIN 2401-1 Pressure, nominal’
7001 = ’DIN 2401-2 Pressure, nominal’
7002 = ’DIN 2402 Diameter,nominal’

Pipes

7010 = ’DIN 2448’ ;Steel pipes, seamless

7011 = ’DIN 2458’ ;Steel pipes, welded
7012 = ’DIN 2440’ ;Threaded pipes, medium weight
7013 = ’DIN 2441’ ;Threaded pipes, heavy weight
7014 = ’DIN 2442’ ;Threaded pipes, spec. qualty
7015 = ’DIN 2445’ ;Seamless steel pipes,dyn. load
7016 = ’DIN 2460’ ;Steel pipes for water
7017 = ’DIN 2462’ ;Seamless ferritic steel pipes
7018 = ’DIN 2463’ ;Seamless austenitic steel pipes
7019 = ’DIN 2391’ ;Seamless precision steel tubes
7020 = ’DIN 2393’ ;Welded precision steel tubes

7025 = ’DIN 2848’ ;Flanged lined pipes

7026 = ’DIN 2873’ ;Flanged lined enamelled pipes

7030 = ’DIN 2462’ ;Seamless stainless steel tubes

7031 = ’DIN 2463’ ;Welded austenitic steel pipes and tubes

7040 = ’DIN 8062’ ;Pipes of unplasticized polyvinyl chlor.

7041 = ’DIN 8077’ ;Polypropylen (PP) pipes

Flanges
7100 = ’DIN 2530’ ;Cast iron flanges, PN 2,5
7101 = ’DIN 2531’ ;Cast iron flanges, PN 6
7102 = ’DIN 2532’ ;Cast iron flanges, PN 10
7103 = ’DIN 2533’ ;Cast iron flanges, PN 16
7104 = ’DIN 2534’ ;Cast iron flanges, PN 25
7105 = ’DIN 2535’ ;Cast iron flanges, PN 40
7106 = ’DIN 2543’ ;Cast steel flanges, PN 16
7107 = ’DIN 2544’ ;Cast steel flanges, PN 25
7108 = ’DIN 2545’ ;Cast steel flanges, PN 40
7109 = ’DIN 2546’ ;Cast steel flanges, PN 64
7110 = ’DIN 2547’ ;Cast steel flanges, PN 100
7111 = ’DIN 2548’ ;Cast steel flanges, PN 160
7112 = ’DIN 2549’ ;Cast steel flanges, PN 250
7113 = ’DIN 2550’ ;Cast steel flanges, PN 320
7114 = ’DIN 2551’ ;Cast steel flanges, PN 400
7115 = ’DIN 2558’ ;Plain face oval screwed flange PN 6
7116 = ’DIN 2561’ ;Oval screwed flange w/ socket PN 10,16
7117 = ’DIN 2565’ ;Screwed flange PN 6 rund
7118 = ’DIN 2566’ ;Screwed flange PN 10,16
7119 = ’DIN 2567’ ;Screwed flange PN 25,40
7120 = ’DIN 2568’ ;Screwed flange PN 64
7121 = ’DIN 2569’ ;Screwed flange PN 100
7122 = ’DIN 2630’ ;Welding neck flange PN 1
7123 = ’DIN 2631’ ;Welding neck flange PN 6
7124 = ’DIN 2632’ ;Welding neck flange PN 10
7125 = ’DIN 2633’ ;Welding neck flange PN 16
7126 = ’DIN 2634’ ;Welding neck flange PN 25
7127 = ’DIN 2635’ ;Welding neck flange PN 40
7128 = ’DIN 2636’ ;Welding neck flange PN 64

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7129 = ’DIN 2637’ ;Welding neck flange PN 100

7130 = ’DIN 2638’ ;Welding neck flange PN 160
7131 = ’DIN 2628’ ;Welding neck flange PN 250
7132 = ’DIN 2629’ ;Welding neck flange PN 320
7133 = ’DIN 2627’ ;Welding neck flange PN 400
7134 = ’DIN 2673’ ;Loose flange w/ wldg neck PN 10
7135 = ’DIN 2667’ ;Loose flange w/ wldg neck PN 160
7136 = ’DIN 2668’ ;Loose flange w/ wldg neck PN 250
7137 = ’DIN 2669’ ;Loose flange w/ wldg neck PN 320
7138 = ’DIN 2573’ ;Flange, soldering or wldg PN 6
7139 = ’DIN 2576’ ;Flange, soldering or wldg PN 10
7140 = ’DIN 2641’ ;Flange, lapped, plain collar PN 6
7141 = ’DIN 2642’ ;Slip-on flange, upturned wldg PN 10
7142 = ’DIN 2652’ ;Flange, lapped, plain collar PN 6
7143 = ’DIN 2653’ ;Flange, lapped, plain collar PN 10
7144 = ’DIN 2655’ ;Flange, lapped, plain collar PN 25
7145 = ’DIN 2656’ ;Flange, lapped, plain collar PN 40
7146 = ’DIN 2501’ ;Flanges, Dimensions
7147 = ’DIN 2512’ ;Flanges, tongue & groove
7148 = ’DIN 2512’ ;Rings
7149 = ’DIN 2513’ ;Flanges, projection & recess
7150 = ’DIN 2514’ ;Projection w/ groove & recess
7160 = ’DIN 2527’ ;Flange, blind PN 6,10,16,25,40,64,100
7161 = ’DIN 2848’ ;Reducing flanges, lined
7162 = ’DIN 2873’ ;Reducing and blind flanges, enamelled

Elbows
7200 = ’DIN 2605’ ;Tube bends f. butt wldg
7201 = ’DIN 2606’ ;Tube bends, steel 5d
7202 = ’DIN 2916’ ;Bending radii, seaml.& wld pipes
7203 = ’DIN 2983’ ;Threaded steel pipe fittings, bends
7204 = ’DIN 2987’ ;Threaded steel pipe fittings, elbows
7205 = ’DIN 2987’ ;Threaded steel pipe fittings, elbows, reduced
7206 = ’DIN 2950’ ;Malleable cast iron fittings, elbows

7210 = ’DIN 2605-1’ ;Elbows, bend radius 1d, standard 12.85

7211 = ’DIN 2605-1’ ;Elbows, bend radius 1.5d, standard 12.85
7212 = ’DIN 2605-1’ ;Elbows, bend radius 2.5d, standard 12.85
7213 = ’DIN 2605-1’ ;Elbows, bend radius 5d, standard 12.85
7214 = ’DIN 2605-1’ ;Elbows, bend radius 10d, standard 12.85
7215 = ’DIN 2605-2’ ;Elbows, bend radius 1d, standard 12.85
7216 = ’DIN 2605-2’ ;Elbows, bend radius 1.5d, standard 12.85
7217 = ’DIN 2605-2’ ;Elbows, bend radius 2.5d, standard 12.85
7218 = ’DIN 2605-2’ ;Elbows, bend radius 5d, standard 12.85
7219 = ’DIN 2605-2’ ;Elbows, bend radius 10d, standard 12.85

7230 = ’DIN 2848’ ;Flanged lined steel fittings, Bends

7231 = ’DIN 2873’ ;Flanged steel fittings enamelled, Bends

7240 = ’DIN 16962’ ;Polypropylen (PP) components, Pipe bends B1,B2

7241 = ’DIN 16962’ ;Polypropylen (PP) components,Elb. W1,W2,part 6
7242 = ’DIN 16962’ ;Polypropylen (PP) components,Elb.W3,W4,part 10

Reducers
7300 = ’DIN 2616’ ;Steel fittings, reducers
7301 = ’DIN 2990’ ;Threaded steel pipe fittings, Bushings
7302 = ’DIN 2988’ ;Threaded steel pipe fittings, Reducing sockets
7303 = ’DIN 2950’ ;Malleable cast iron fittings, Reducing sockets
7304 = ’DIN 2950’ ; - " - , male and female connections, Bushings

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7310 = ’DIN 2848’ ;Flanged lined steel fittings, Reducers

7311 = ’DIN 2873’ ;Flanged steel fittings enamelled, Reducers

7320 = ’DIN 16962’ ;Polypropylen (PP) components, Red. R1, part 9

F. Codelists
7321 = ’DIN 16962’ ;Polypropylen (PP) components, Red. NRGI, part 9
7322 = ’DIN 16962’ ;Polypropylen (PP) components, Red. R2, part 10
7323 = ’DIN 16962’ ;Polypropylen (PP) components, Red. R3, part 11

Branches
7400 = ’DIN 2615’ ;Butt wldg steel fittings;T
7401 = ’DIN 2618’ ;Welding saddles, short
7402 = ’DIN 2618’ ;Welding saddles, long
7403 = ’DIN 2619’ ;Bends for welding
7404 = ’DIN 2987’ ;Threaded steel fittings;cross;T
7405 = ’DIN 2987’ ;Threaded steel fittings;cross;T;redcd
7406 = ’DIN 2950’ ;Malleable cast iron fittings, Tees, Crosses

7410 = ’DIN 2848’ ;Flanged lined steel fittings, T

7411 = ’DIN 2873’ ;Flanged steel fittings enamelled, T

7420 = ’DIN 16962’ ;Polypropylen (PP) components, Tee, T1,T5 part 2

7421 = ’DIN 16962’ ;Polypropylen (PP) components, Tee, T2, part 7
7422 = ’DIN 16962’ ;Polypropylen (PP) components, Tee, T2G, part 7
7423 = ’DIN 16962’ ;Polypropylen (PP) components, Tee, T3, part 10

Caps
7500 = ’DIN 2617’ ;Butt wldg steel fittings, Caps
7501 = ’DIN 2991’ ;Threaded steel fittings, Caps
7502 = ’DIN 2950’ ;Malleable cast iron fittings, Caps

7510 = ’DIN 16962’ ;Polypropylen (PP) components, Cap K1, part 8

7511 = ’DIN 16962’ ;Polypropylen (PP) components, Cap K2, part 10

Other fittings
7600 = ’DIN 2981’ ;Threaded steel fittings with long screw thread
7601 = ’DIN 2982’ ;Threaded steel fittings, Parallel Nipples
7602 = ’DIN 2982’ ;Threaded steel fittings, Taper Nipples
7603 = ’DIN 2986’ ;Threaded steel fittings, Sockets
7604 = ’DIN 2990’ ;Threaded steel fittings, Hexagon Nipples
7605 = ’DIN 2991’ ;Threaded steel fittings, Plain plugs
7606 = ’DIN 2993’ ;Threaded steel fittings, Pipe unions

7610 = ’DIN 2950’ ;Malleable cast iron fittings, Sockets, Unions,

;Nipples, Plugs etc.

7620 = ’DIN 16962’ ;Polypropylen (PP) components, Soc. M1,MGI, p. 8

7630 = ’DIN 2848’ ;Flanged lined steel fittings, spacers

7631 = ’DIN 2873’ ;Flanged lined steel fittings enamelled, spacers

Bolts and Nuts

8000 = ’DIN 934’
8001 = ’DIN 931’

Gaskets
8100 = ’DIN 2690’ ;Gasket for plain face C
8101 = ’DIN 2691’ ;Gasket for tongue & groove
8102 = ’DIN 2692’ ;Gasket for recessed faces
8103 = ’DIN 2693’ ;Rings for grooved faces
8104 = ’DIN 2695’ ;Diaphragm
8105 = ’DIN 2696’ ;Lenticular gaskets
8106 = ’DIN 2697’ ;Grooved O- rings
8107 = ’DIN 2698’ ;Corrugated steel sheet

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Valves
9000 = ’Non conform DIN 3202’
9010 = ’DIN 3202-F’ ; Teil 1
9020 = ’DIN 3202-S’ ; Teil 2
9030 = ’DIN 3202-K’ ; Teil 3
9040 = ’DIN 3202-M’ ; Teil 4
9050 = ’DIN 3202-F’ ; Teil 5

Dummy standard

9999 = ’Dummy DIN Std’ ; Used for engineered items and instruments

British Standards geometry standards 12000-16999

sub ranges (provisional) :-

12000-12099 pipes
12100-12199 flanges
12200-12599 fittings
12600-12999 valves
13000-13199 bolts
13200-13499 gaskets

PIPES
12000 = ’BS3600 table 1 carbon and low alloy steel tubes’
12001 = ’BS3600 table 2 austenitic stainless steel tubes’
12002 = ’BS3600 table 3 high alloy ferritic steel tubes’
12003 = ’BS3600 table 4 cs tubes for compression fitting - tbi’
12004 = ’BS3600 table 5 ss tubes for compression fitting - tbi’

12010 = ’BS1387 tables 3,4 and 5 light,medium and heavy’

12015 = ’BS1600 part 2 steel pipe for petroleum industry’

FLANGES

12100 = ’BS4504 p1 steel flanges for pipe,valves and fittings’

12101 = ’BS4504 p1 iron flanges for pipe,valves and fittings - tbi’

12110 = ’BS1560 p2 steel pipe flanges Metric dimensions’

FITTINGS

12200 = ’BS1740 part 1 screwed wrought steel pipe fittings ’

12210 = ’BS1965 part 1 butt welding pipe fittings - CS’
12220 = ’BS3799 steel pipe fittings screwed and socket welding (mm)’
12221 = ’BS3799 steel pipe fittings screwed and socket welding (in)’
12230 = ’BS1640 part 3/4 steel butt-welding pipe fittings ’

VALVES

12600 = ’BS2080 flanged and butt-welded steel valves’

12620 = ’BS5150’
12625 = ’BS5151’
12630 = ’BS5152’
12635 = ’BS5153’
12640 = ’BS5154’
12645 = ’BS5155’
12646 = ’BS5155 and app A’
12650 = ’BS5156’
12651 = ’BS5156 and app A’
12655 = ’BS5157’
12656 = ’BS5157 and app A’

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12660 = ’BS5158’
12661 = ’BS5158 and app A’
12665 = ’BS5159’
12666 = ’BS5159 and app A’

F. Codelists
12670 = ’BS5160’
12671 = ’BS5160 and app A’

gaskets

13001 = ’BS4865:part 1 - non-metallic for BS4504 flanges’

13002 = ’BS4865:part 2 - spiral wound for BS4504 flanges’
13010 = ’BS3381 - spiral wound for BS1560 flanges’

bolting
13200 = ’BS4882 metric series bolting’
13210 = ’BS4882 inch series bolting’

dummy
13999 = ’dummy BS code’

CL576, Table Suffix/End Standard - Green (999)

NOTE: Codelist numbers have been reserved as follows:
o US practices 2-99
o European practices 1 (DIN) 100-199
o European practices 2 (British) 200-299
o European practices 3 (Finnish, French, etc. 300-399
o International practices 1 (JIS) 400-499
o International practices 2 (Australian, etc.) 500-599
o Company practices 900-999

1 = [Blank]

US Practice Table Suffixes, 2-99

5 = ’Default’ [See below for definition]
6 = ’PDS-1’ [See specific table for details]
7 = ’PDS-2’ [See specific table for details]
8 = ’PDS-3’ [See specific table for details]
10 = ’ID Duct’ [Nominal diameter based on inside diameter]

12 = ’ANSI-B16.12’ [Cast iron drainage fittings]

15 = ’ANSI-B16.15’ [Cast bronze fittings]
22 = ’ANSI-B16.22’ [Copper solder joint pressure fittings]
23 = ’ANSI-B16.23’ [Copper solder joint drainage fittings]
24 = ’ANSI-B16.24’ [Bronze flanges]
29 = ’ANSI-B16.36’ [Orifice flanges]
30 = ’ANSI-B16.42’ [Ductile iron flanges and fittings]
33 = ’ANSI-B1.20.3’ [Dryseal pipe threads]
37 = ’ANSI-B1.20.7’ [Hose coupling screw threads]

40 = ’ASME BPE-97 (PE)’

41 = ’ASME BPE-97 (MCE)’

45 = ’ASTM-A74’ [Cast iron S-XH soil pipe and fittings]

46 = ’ASTM-C76’ [Reinforced Concrete Culvert, Storm Drain and Sewer Pipe]
47 = ’ASTM-C700’ [Extra Strength and Standard Strength Clay Pipe and Perforated
Clay Pipe]

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49 =
’AWWA-C110’ [Iron fittings]
50 =
’AWWA-C115’ [Iron pipe and fittings]
55 =
’AWWA-C151’ [Ductile iron pipe]
60 =
’AWWA-C207 Cl.B & D, ring’
[Steel slip-on flanges CL86, CL150, CL175]
61 = ’AWWA-C207 Cl.B & D, hub’
[Steel slip-on flanges CL86, CL150, CL175]
62 = ’AWWA-C207 Cl.E, hub’
[Steel slip-on flanges CL275]

70 = ’API-5LE’ [Polyethylene fittings]

75 = ’API-6A’ [Wellhead flanges and fittings]
79 = ’API-605-B’ [API-605 blind flanges. These are based on API-605 flange and
bolt diameters and MSS-SP44 flange thicknesses]
80 = ’MSS-SP-44-NB’ [MSS non-blind flanges]
81 = ’MSS-SP-44-B’ [MSS blind flanges]

85 = ’Crosby’
86 = ’Consolidated’
87 = ’Lonergan’
88 = ’Top Line’
90 = ’Tube-Turn’
91 = ’Dow’
92 = ’Aloyco’
93 = ’Yarway’
94 = ’Teledyne Farris 1’
95 = ’R & G Sloane’
96 = ’American DI Pipe’
97 = ’Gladding McBean’ [Vitrified clay S-XS pipe and fittings]
98 = ’Taylor Forge’
99 = ’Vendor 4’

CL No. 5 is used to define the "Default for end type", which

represents the basis on which most US-practice generic piping tables
for dimensional parameters will bedefined. The system will default
to table suffix "5" when dimensions from a male termination type
table are required in defining the component but the component ends
are other than male termination. The basis for this table suffix
will be as follows:

End Termination Type Basis for Table Values

Flat-face flanged.................ANSI-B16.1 or B16.5

Raised-face flanged...............ANSI-B16.1, B16.5, API-605 or MSS-SP-42,

in this order of precedence

RTJ-face flanged..................ANSI-B16.5

Tongue/male-face flanged..........ANSI-B16.5

Groove/female-face flanged........ANSI-B16.5

Flat-face lap-flanged.............ANSI-B16.5 with stub end thickness ignored.

Raised-face lap-flanged...........ANSI-B16.5 with stub end thickness ignored.

RTJ-face lap-flanged..............ANSI-B16.5 with stub end thickness ignored.

Tongue/male-face lap-flanged......ANSI-B16.5 with stub end thickness ignored.

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Groove/female-face lap-flanged....ANSI-B16.5 with stub end thickness ignored.

All thru-bolted...................For sizes and ratings for which API-590 applies,

the value of parameter "P" shall be taken from

F. Codelists
API-590. For sizes and ratings for which API-590
does not apply, the bolt circle diameter from
ANSI-B16.1, B16.5, API-605 or MSS-SP-42, in that
order of precendence, less one bolt diameter less
1/8 inch will be used for parameter "P".

Male RTJ-face thru-bolted with cap screws........................None

Flat-face thru-bolted with cap screws........................None

Raised-face thru-bolted with cap screws........................None

RTJ-face thru-bolted with cap screws........................None

Flat-full-face thru-bolted........DOW

Male..............................ANSI-B36.10M, ANSI-B36-19M, API-5L, API-5LE,

API-5LP, API-5LS or API-5LU

PVC & CPVC socket.................API-5LP, ASTM-D2466 or ASTM-D2467

Socketwelded......................For pressure ratings XXXX#s, per basis defined

in the applicable generic tables;
for pressure ratings CLXXXXs and OTXXXXs, per
ANSI-B16.11 and ANSI-B16.5.

Female threaded
thread engagement per Table 2.4 of 2630-33
..................................Forged steel.For pressure ratings XXXX#s, per basis
defined in the applicable generic tables; for
pressure ratings CLXXXXs and OTXXXXs, per ANSI-B16.11
and ANSI-B16.5. In all cases, thread engagement
will be per Table 2.4 of 2630-33
descriptions in the applicable generic tables.
In all cases, thread engagement will be per
Table 2.4 of 2630-33

Female grooved....................Victaulic catalog G100E

Female quick connect..............

Female ferrule....................

Female hose.......................

Mechanical joint bell.............AWWA-C110

Gasket............................Not applicable

Bolt..............................Not applicable

Nut...............................Not applicable

User defined......................None

o European practices 1 (DIN) 100-199

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Codelist numbers used for DIN European practice

Generic dimension data select flag access starts here

105 = ’Gen blt & fem end prep dim’

111 = ’Blt dim for cast steel flanges’

112 = ’Blt dim for cast iron flanges’
113 = ’Blt dim for oval screwed flanges’
114 = ’Blt dim for screwed flanges’
115 = ’Blt dim for sold & weld flanges’
116 = ’Blt dim for lap flanges’
117 = ’Blt dim lap flanges w/ plain collars’
118 = ’Blt dim for loose flanges w/ weld neck’
119 = ’Blt dim for loose flanges in enamelled componnents’

125 = ’OD acc to DIN 2631 Reihe 1’

126 = ’OD acc to DIN 2631 Reihe 2’

129 = ’OD for plastic pipes’

130 = ’OD acc to DIN 2445-1 PN 100’

131 = ’OD acc to DIN 2445-1 PN 160’
132 = ’OD acc to DIN 2445-1 PN 250’
133 = ’OD acc to DIN 2445-1 PN 320’
134 = ’OD acc to DIN 2445-1 PN 400’

140 = ’OD acc to DIN 2445-2 PN 64-100’

141 = ’OD acc to DIN 2445-2 PN 160’
142 = ’OD acc to DIN 2445-2 PN 250’
143 = ’OD acc to DIN 2445-2 PN 320’
144 = ’OD acc to DIN 2445-2 PN 400’

150 = ’OD acc to DIN 2391’

160 = ’OD acc to DIN 2393’

170 = ’OD acc to DIN 2440’

171 = ’OD acc to DIN 2441’
179 = ’OD for threaded components’

British Standards

205 = ’default metric’

206 = ’default converted imperial’

210 = ’plate flanges BS4504’

CL577, Table Suffix/End Standard - Red (999)

NOTE: Codelist numbers have been reserved as follows:
o US practices 2-99
o European practices 1 (DIN) 100-199
o European practices 2 (British) 200-299
o European practices 3 (Finnish, French, etc. 300-399
o International practices 1 (JIS) 400-499
o International practices 2 (Australian, etc.) 500-599
o Company practices 900-999

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1 = [Blank]

US Practice Table Suffixes, 2-99

5 = ’Default’ [See below for definition]

F. Codelists
6 = ’PDS-1’ [See specific table for details]
7 = ’PDS-2’ [See specific table for details]
8 = ’PDS-3’ [See specific table for details]
10 = ’ID Duct’ [Nominal diameter based on inside diameter]

12 = ’ANSI-B16.12’ [Cast iron drainage fittings]

15 = ’ANSI-B16.15’ [Cast bronze fittings]
22 = ’ANSI-B16.22’ [Copper solder joint pressure fittings]
23 = ’ANSI-B16.23’ [Copper solder joint drainage fittings]
24 = ’ANSI-B16.24’ [Bronze flanges]
29 = ’ANSI-B16.36’ [Orifice flanges]
30 = ’ANSI-B16.42’ [Ductile iron flanges and fittings]
33 = ’ANSI-B1.20.3’ [Dryseal pipe threads]
37 = ’ANSI-B1.20.7’ [Hose coupling screw threads]

40 = ’ASME BPE-97 (PE)’

41 = ’ASME BPE-97 (MCE)’

45 = ’ASTM-A74’ [Cast iron S-XH soil pipe and fittings]

46 = ’ASTM-C76’ [Reinforced Concrete Culvert, Storm Drain and Sewer Pipe]
47 = ’ASTM-C700’ [Extra Strength and Standard Strength Clay Pipe and Perforated
Clay Pipe]

49 =
’AWWA-C110’ [Iron fittings]
50 =
’AWWA-C115’ [Iron pipe and fittings]
55 =
’AWWA-C151’ [Ductile iron pipe]
60 =
’AWWA-C207 Cl.B & D, ring’
[Steel slip-on flanges CL86, CL150, CL175]
61 = ’AWWA-C207 Cl.B & D, hub’
[Steel slip-on flanges CL86, CL150, CL175]
62 = ’AWWA-C207 Cl.E, hub’
[Steel slip-on flanges CL275]

70 = ’API-5LE’ [Polyethylene fittings]

75 = ’API-6A’ [Wellhead flanges and fittings]
79 = ’API-605-B’ [API-605 blind flanges. These are based on API-605 flange and
bolt diameters and MSS-SP44 flange thicknesses]
80 = ’MSS-SP-44-NB’ [MSS non-blind flanges]
81 = ’MSS-SP-44-B’ [MSS blind flanges]

85 = ’Crosby’
86 = ’Consolidated’
87 = ’Lonergan’
90 = ’Tube-Turn’
91 = ’Dow’
92 = ’Aloyco’
93 = ’Yarway’
94 = ’Teledyne Farris 1’
95 = ’R & G Sloane’
96 = ’American DI Pipe’
97 = ’Gladding McBean’ [Vitrified clay S-XS pipe and fittings]
98 = ’Taylor Forge’
99 = ’Vendor 4’

CL No. 5 is used to define the "Default for end type", which

represents the basis on which most US-practice generic piping tables
for dimensional parameters will bedefined. The system will default
to table suffix "5" when dimensions from a male termination type

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table are required in defining the component but the component ends
are other than male termination. The basis for this table suffix
will be as follows:

End Termination Type Basis for Table Values

Flat-face flanged.................ANSI-B16.1 or B16.5

Raised-face flanged...............ANSI-B16.1, B16.5, API-605 or MSS-SP-42,

in this order of precedence

RTJ-face flanged..................ANSI-B16.5

Tongue/male-face flanged..........ANSI-B16.5

Groove/female-face flanged........ANSI-B16.5

Flat-face lap-flanged.............ANSI-B16.5 with stub end thickness ignored.

Raised-face lap-flanged...........ANSI-B16.5 with stub end thickness ignored.

RTJ-face lap-flanged..............ANSI-B16.5 with stub end thickness ignored.

Tongue/male-face lap-flanged......ANSI-B16.5 with stub end thickness ignored.

Groove/female-face lap-flanged....ANSI-B16.5 with stub end thickness ignored.

All thru-bolted...................For sizes and ratings for which API-590 applies,

the value of parameter "P" shall be taken from
API-590. For sizes and ratings for which API-590
does not apply, the bolt circle diameter from
ANSI-B16.1, B16.5, API-605 or MSS-SP-42, in that
order of precendence, less one bolt diameter less
1/8 inch will be used for parameter "P".

Male RTJ-face thru-bolted with

cap screws........................None

Flat-face thru-bolted with

cap screws........................None

Raised-face thru-bolted with

cap screws........................None

RTJ-face thru-bolted with

cap screws........................None

Flat-full-face thru-bolted........DOW

Male..............................ANSI-B36.10M, ANSI-B36-19M, API-5L, API-5LE,

API-5LP, API-5LS or API-5LU

PVC & CPVC socket.................API-5LP, ASTM-D2466 or ASTM-D2467

Socketwelded......................For pressure ratings XXXX#s, per basis defined

in the applicable generic tables;
for pressure ratings CLXXXXs and OTXXXXs, per
ANSI-B16.11 and ANSI-B16.5.

Female threaded
thread engagement per Table 2.4 of 2630-33
..................................Forged steel.For pressure ratings XXXX#s, per basis
defined in the applicable generic tables; for

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pressure ratings CLXXXXs and OTXXXXs, per ANSI-B16.11

and ANSI-B16.5. In all cases, thread engagement
will be per Table 2.4 of 2630-33
descriptions in the applicable generic tables.

F. Codelists
In all cases, thread engagement will be per
Table 2.4 of 2630-33

Female grooved....................Victaulic catalog G100E

Female quick connect..............

Female ferrule....................

Female hose.......................

Mechanical joint bell.............AWWA-C110

Gasket............................Not applicable

Bolt..............................Not applicable

Nut...............................Not applicable

User defined......................None

o European practices 1 (DIN) 100-199

Codelist numbers used for DIN European practice

Generic dimension data select flag access starts here

105 = ’Gen blt & fem end prep dim’

111 = ’Blt dim for cast steel flanges’

112 = ’Blt dim for cast iron flanges’
113 = ’Blt dim for oval screwed flanges’
114 = ’Blt dim for screwed flanges’
115 = ’Blt dim for sold & weld flanges’
116 = ’Blt dim for lap flanges’
117 = ’Blt dim lap flanges w/ plain collars’
118 = ’Blt dim for loose flanges w/ weld neck’
119 = ’Blt dim for loose flanges in enamelled componnents’

125 = ’OD acc to DIN 2631 Reihe 1’

126 = ’OD acc to DIN 2631 Reihe 2’

129 = ’OD for plastic pipes’

130 = ’OD acc to DIN 2445-1 PN 100’

131 = ’OD acc to DIN 2445-1 PN 160’
132 = ’OD acc to DIN 2445-1 PN 250’
133 = ’OD acc to DIN 2445-1 PN 320’
134 = ’OD acc to DIN 2445-1 PN 400’

140 = ’OD acc to DIN 2445-2 PN 64-100’

141 = ’OD acc to DIN 2445-2 PN 160’
142 = ’OD acc to DIN 2445-2 PN 250’
143 = ’OD acc to DIN 2445-2 PN 320’
144 = ’OD acc to DIN 2445-2 PN 400’

150 = ’OD acc to DIN 2391’

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160 = ’OD acc to DIN 2393’

170 = ’OD acc to DIN 2440’

171 = ’OD acc to DIN 2441’
179 = ’OD for threaded components’

181 = ’Wallthickness Reihe 1’

182 = ’Wallthickness Reihe 2’
183 = ’Wallthickness Reihe 3’
184 = ’Wallthickness Reihe 4’
185 = ’Wallthickness Reihe 5’

191 = ’Wallthickness selection 1’

192 = ’Wallthickness selection 2’
193 = ’Wallthickness selection 3’
194 = ’Wallthickness selection 4’
195 = ’Wallthickness selection 5’

British Standards

205 = ’default metric’

206 = ’default converted imperial’

210 = ’plate flanges BS4504’

CL578, Weight Code (399)

NOTE: Codelist numbers 2-99 have been reserved for values that
apply to US practices. Codelist numbers 100-399 have been reserved
for values that apply to practices in other countries.

1 = [Blank]

US Practice Weight Codes, 2-99

9 = ’35 pcf’ [Vitrified clay]
10 = ’57 pcf’ [Polypropylene]
16 = ’88 pcf’ [PVC]
22 = ’97 pcf’ [CPVC]
28 = ’111 pcf’ [FRP, Kynar]
30 = ’150 pcf’ [Reinforced concrete pipe]
34 = ’165 pcf’ [Aluminum]
40 = ’260 pcf’ [Titanium]
46 = ’450 pcf’ [Iron]
47 = ’450 pcf’ [Standard thk cement linin, ductile iron]
48 = ’450 pcf’ [Double thk cement lining ductile iron]
52 = ’490 pcf’ [Carbon steel, low Cr alloy steel, stainless steel]
58 = ’490 pcf’ [Cement lined carbon steel]
64 = ’525 pcf’ [Brass, Inconel]
70 = ’555 pcf’ [Bronze, copper, Monel, nickel]
76 = ’570 pcf’ [Hastelloy]

European Practice Weight Codes, 101-199

101 = [Blank]

111 = ’Weight selection flag 1’

112 = ’Weight selection flag 2’
113 = ’Weight selection flag 3’
114 = ’Weight selection flag 4’
115 = ’Weight selection flag 5’

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131 = ’1’ [Acc. to DIN 3202-F1/K1/V1]

132 = ’2’ [Acc. to DIN 3202-F2/S2/K2/M2/V2]
133 = ’3’ [Acc. to DIN 3202-F3/S3/K3/M3]
134 = ’4’ [Acc. to DIN 3202-F4/K4/M4]

F. Codelists
135 = ’5’ [Acc. to DIN 3202-F5/S5/K5/M5]
136 = ’6’ [Acc. to DIN 3202-F6/M6]
137 = ’7’ [Acc. to DIN 3202-F7/S7]
138 = ’8’ [Acc. to DIN 3202-F8/S8/M8]
139 = ’9’ [Acc. to DIN 3202-F9/S9/M9]
140 = ’10’ [Acc. to DIN 3202-S10/M10]
141 = ’11’ [Acc. to DIN 3202-F11/M11]
142 = ’12’ [Acc. to DIN 3202-S12]
143 = ’13’ [Acc. to DIN 3202-S13]
144 = ’14’ [Acc. to DIN 3202-S14/M14]
145 = ’15’ [Acc. to DIN 3202-F15/M15]
146 = ’16’ [Acc. to DIN 3202-F16]
147 = ’17’ [Acc. to DIN 3202-F17]
148 = ’18’ [Acc. to DIN 3202-F18]
149 = ’19’ [Acc. to DIN 3202-F19]
150 = ’-’ [Not existent under DIN 3202]
151 = ’21’ [Acc. to DIN 3202-V21]
152 = ’-’ [Not existent under DIN 3202]
153 = ’-’ [Not existent under DIN 3202]
154 = ’-’ [Not existent under DIN 3202]
155 = ’-’ [Not existent under DIN 3202]
156 = ’-’ [Not existent under DIN 3202]
157 = ’-’ [Not existent under DIN 3202]
158 = ’-’ [Not existent under DIN 3202]
159 = ’-’ [Not existent under DIN 3202]
160 = ’-’ [Not existent under DIN 3202]
161 = ’31’ [Acc. to DIN 3202-S31]
162 = ’32’ [Acc. to DIN 3202-F32/M32]
163 = ’33’ [Acc. to DIN 3202-F33/M33]
164 = ’34’ [Acc. to DIN 3202-F34]
165 = ’-’ [Not existent under DIN 3202]
166 = ’36’ [Acc. to DIN 3202-M36]
167 = ’-’ [Not existent under DIN 3202]
168 = ’-’ [Not existent under DIN 3202]
169 = ’-’ [Not existent under DIN 3202]

British Standards numbers (200-299)

units kg per cubic metre

201 = [Blank]

209 = ’561 km3’

210 = ’913 km3’ [polypropylene]
216 = ’1410 km3’ [pvc]
222 = ’1554 km3’ [cpvc]
228 = ’1778 km3’ [FRP, Kynar]
230 = ’2403 km3’
234 = ’2643 km3’ [Aluminium]
240 = ’4165 km3’ [Titanium]
246 = ’7208 km3’ [Iron]
247 = ’7208 km3’
248 = ’7208 km3’
252 = ’7849 km3’ [CS]
253 = ’7849 km3’ [low alloy st]
254 = ’7849 km3’ [SS]
258 = ’7849 km3’ [8mm thk cement lined CS]
264 = ’8410 km3’ [Brass, Inconel]
270 = ’8890 km3’ [Bronze, copper, Monel, Nickel]
276 = ’9130 km3’ [Hastelloy]

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CL990, Types of Piping Commodity Data Forms

1 = ’General Fittings’
2 = ’Pipe Bends ’
3 = ’Orifice Flanges ’
4 = ’Branch Nipples ’
5 = ’Branch Reinforcement’
21 = ’Valves ’
41 = ’Piping ’
42 = ’Tubing ’
61 = ’Gaskets ’
62 = ’Bolts ’
63 = ’Nuts ’

100 - 299 values are for Piping Specialties

100 - 149 range of values are for specific specialties
150 - 199 range of values are for typical specialties
200 - 249 range of values are for specific valves
250 - 299 range of values are for typical valves

100 = ’Specific - General ’

150 = ’Typical - General ’
200 = ’Specific - Valve ’
250 = ’Typical - Valve ’

300 - 499 values are for Instruments

300 - 349 range of values are for specific instruments
350 - 399 range of values are for typical instruments
400 - 449 range of values are for specific valves
450 - 499 range of values are for typical values

300 = ’Specific - General ’

350 = ’Typical - General ’
400 = ’Specific - Valve ’
450 = ’Typical - Valve ’

CL999, Standard Note Title (2000)

NOTE: In editing this codelist set, do not change the meaning of
existing codelist values.
1 = [Blank]
31 = ’Object Types for Mass Annotation’
35 = ’Approval Status’
36 = ’Structural Approval Status’
37 = ’HVAC Approval Status’
50 = ’Hold Status’
69 = ’Equipment Division’
125 = ’Fluid Code’
130 = ’Construction Status’
145 = ’Materials Grade’
148 = ’Materials Description’
160 = ’Responsibility’
180 = ’Fabrication Category’
190 = ’Coating Requirements’
200 = ’Heat Tracing Requirements’
210 = ’Heat Tracing Media’
220 = ’Insulation Purpose’
230 = ’Cleaning Requirements’

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330 = ’End Preparation’

332 = ’Schedule / Thickness Override’
340 = ’Safety Classification’
360 = ’Stress Analysis Requirements’

F. Codelists
365 = ’Reporting Requirements’
366 = ’Requirement to Reconstruct’
380 = ’Piping Component Type’
390 = ’Action’
400 = ’Commodity Option’
420 = ’Piping Component Data Source’
425 = ’Piping/Tubing Type/Source’
430 = ’Instrument Component Data Source’
499 = ’Piping Notes’
530 = ’Accessory / Item Type’
550 = ’Operator / Actuator Type’
570 = ’Design Standard’
572 = ’Wall Thickness Equation’
575 = ’Geometry Standard’
576 = ’Table Suffix / End Standard - Green’
577 = ’Table Suffix / End Standard - Red’
578 = ’Weight Code’
990 = ’Spec Writer Data Form Type’
999 = ’Standard Note Title’
1010 = ’Area Units’
1028 = ’Weight Units’
1056 = ’Temperature Units’
1064 = ’Pressure Units’
1074 = ’Density Units’
1100 = ’Weld Type’
1162 = ’Force Units’
1201 = ’Drawing Scale’
1202 = ’Drawing Size’
1203 = ’Interference Manager Approval Status’
1204 = ’Interference Clash Type’
1205 = ’Interference Manager Action’
1207 = ’Interference Manager Approval Method’
1208 = ’Clash Checking Option’
1209 = ’Clash Checking Volume Filter Option’
1310 = ’Report Source’
1312 = ’Report Type’
1410 = ’Design Review Type’
1605 = ’Model Status’
1610 = ’Force Units for FrameWorks Plus’
1620 = ’Drawing View Direction’
1630 = ’Drawing View Composition Status’
1710 = ’Document Type’
1720 = ’Document Sub-Type’
1900 = ’Isometric Drawing Type’
2000 = ’Orthographic Drawing Type’

CL1010, Area Units (25)

Convert to Destination Unit Convert To First Unit in CL
No Unit Name Dest. Unit Factor A B
1 ftˆ2 mˆ2 9.290 304* E-02 0.0 1.0* E+00
3 inˆ2 cmˆ2 6.451 6* E+00 0.0 6.944 444 E-03
5 ydˆ2 mˆ2 8.361 274 E-01 0.0 9.0* E+00
7 miˆ2 kmˆ2 2.589 988 E+00 0.0 2.787 840 E+07
10 mmˆ2 mmˆ2 1 0.0 1.076 391 E-05
12 cmˆ2 mmˆ2 1.0* E+02 0.0 1.076 391 E-03
14 mˆ2 cmˆ2 1.0* E+04 0.0 1.076 391 E+01

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16 kmˆ2 mˆ2 1.0* E+06 0.0 1.076 391 E+07

25 [Blank] — — -9999. -9999.

CL1028, Mass Units (40)

Convert to Destination Unit Convert To First Unit in CL
No Unit Name Dest. Unit Factor A B
1 lb kg 4.535 924 E-01 0.0 1.0* E+00
3 grain mg 6.479 891 E+01 0.0 1.428 571 E-04
9 USton Mg 9.071 847 E-01 0.0 2.0* E+03
11 UKton Mg 1.016 047 E+00 0.0 2.24* E+03
20 (Mu)g (Mu)g 1 0.0 2.204 622 E-09
22 mg mg 1 0.0 2.204 622 E-06
24 g g 1 0.0 2.204 622 E-03
26 kg kg 1 0.0 2.204 622 E+00
28 Mg Mg 1 0.0 2.204 622 E+03
40 [Blank] — — -9999. -9999.

CL1056, Temperature Units (15)

Convert to Destination Unit Convert To First Unit in CL
No Unit Name Dest. Unit Factor A B
1 degF degC (degF - 32)/1.8 0.0 1.0* E+00
2 degC degC 1 +3.2* E+01 1.8* E+00
3 degR K 5/9 -4.596 900 E+02 0.0* E+00
4 K K 1 -4.596 900 E+02 1.8* E+00
15 [Blank] — — -9999. -9999.

CL1064, Pressure Units (40)

NOTE: New entries in this codelist cannot be added by the user.
Changes will NOT be recognized unless the software is changed to
use them.
Convert to Destination Unit Convert To First Unit in CL
No Unit Name Dest. Unit Factor A B
1 psig [gage] kPa 0.0 1.0* E+00
2 psi [absolute] kPa 6.894 757 E+00 -1.469 595 E+01 1.0* E+00
4 inH2O [absolute] kPa 2.488 4 E-01 -1.469 595 E+01 3.609 119 E-02
6 inH2O @ 32degF kPa 2.491 14 E-01 -1.469 595 E+01 3.613 010 E-02
7 inHg [absolute] kPa 3.376 85 E+00 -1.469 595 E+01 4.897 707 E-01
8 mmHg [absolute] kPa 1.333 22 E-01 -1.469 595 E+01 1.933 672 E-02
9 atm [absolute] kPa 1.013 250* E+02 -1.469 595 E+01 1.469 595 E+01
10 bar [absolute] kPa 1.0* E+02 -1.469 595 E+01 1.450 377 E+01
11 bar (gage) [gage] psig 1.450 377 E+01 0.0 1.450 377 E+01
13 dyn/cmˆ2 [absolute] Pa 1.0* E-01 -1.469 595 E+01 1.450 377 E-05
15 mmH2O [absolute] kPa 9.806 38 E-03 -1.469 595 E+01 1.422 295 E-03
16 inHg @ 32degF kPa 3.386 38 E+00 -1.469 595 E+01 4.911 054 E-01
17 kPa [absolute] kPa 1 -1.469 595 E+01 1.450 377 E-01
18 MPa [absolute] kPa 1.0* E+03 -1.469 595 E+01 1.450 377 E+02
19 Pa [absolute] Pa 1 -1.469 595 E+01 1.450 377 E-04
20 kg/cm*2 (gage) [gage] psig 1.422 334 E+01 0.0 1.422 334 E+01
21 kg/cm*2 [absolute] kPa 9.806 65 E+01 -1.469 595 E+01 1.422 334 E+01
22 Mpa_g psig 1.450 377 E+02 0.0 1.450 377 E+02
40 [Blank] — — -9999. -9999.
67 kPa_g psig 1.450 377 E-01 0.0 1.450 377 E-01

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CL1074, Density Units (35)

Convert to Destination Unit Convert To First Unit in CL

F. Codelists
No Unit Name Dest. Unit Factor A B
1 lb/ftˆ3 kg/mˆ3 1.601 846 E+01 0.0 1.0* E+00
3 lb/UKgal kg/mˆ3 9.977 633 E+01 0.0 6.228 834 E+00
5 lb/USgal kg/mˆ3 1.198 264 E+02 0.0 7.480 519 E+00
7 kip/ftˆ3 kg/mˆ3 1.601 846 E+04 0.0 1.0* E+03
9 lb/inˆ3 kg/mˆ3 2.767 990 E+04 0.0 1.728 000 E+03
11 USton/ftˆ3 kg/mˆ3 3.203 692 E+04 0.0 2.0* E+03
17 degAPI kg/mˆ3 Use API2564 Tbl -9999. -9999.
20 kg/mˆ3 kg/mˆ3 1 0.0 6.242 797 E-02
22 g/cmˆ3 kg/dmˆ3 1 0.0 6.242 797 E+01
24 kg/L kg/mˆ3 1.0* E+03 0.0 6.242 797 E+01
26 kg/dmˆ3 kg/mˆ3 1 E+03 0.0 6.242 797 E+01
35 [Blank] — — -9999. -9999.

CL1100, Weld Type (100)

NOTE: Codelist numbers 0-19 have been reserved for shop welds,
numbers 20-29 have been reserved for field welds, and 30-39 have
been reserved for offshore welds. In editing this codelist set, do not
change the meaning of existing codelist values.

1 = [Blank]
2 = ’Pipe connector’
11 = ’Shop weld’
21 = ’Field weld at assembly site’
22 = ’Field weld at job site’
23 = ’Field weld at job site for loose flange’
24 = ’Field fit weld at job site’

CL1162, Force Units (40)

1 = ’lbf’
3 = ’kipf’
5 = ’UStonf’
7 = ’UKtonf’
20 = ’dyn’
22 = ’mN’
24 = ’N’
26 = ’kgf’
28 = ’kN’
40 = [Blank]

CL1201, Drawing Scale (540)

(1-499) English System of Units
1 = [Blank]
104 = ’=1/8"= 1’ 0"’
108 = ’=1/4"= 1’ 0"’
112 = ’=3/8"= 1’ 0"’
116 = ’=1/2"= 1’ 0"’
124 = ’=3/4"= 1’ 0"’
132 = ’=1"= 1’ 0"’
164 = ’=2"= 1’ 0"’

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(500-599) Metric System of Units

500 = ’1:10’
510 = ’1:4’
530 = ’1:2’
540 = ’1:1’

CL1202, Drawing Size (199)

(1-99) English System of Units
1 = ’A’
2 = ’B’
3 = ’C’
4 = ’D’
5 = ’E’
6 = ’F’

(100-199) Metric System of Units

101 = ’A0’
102 = ’A1’
103 = ’A2’
104 = ’A3’
105 = ’A4’

CL1203, Interference Manager Approval Status (99)

1 = ’Unapproved’
2 = ’Approved’ [User has approved clash]
99 = ’Cleared’ [Software detected that clash has been fixed]

CL1204, Interference Clash Type (10)

1 = ’Hard versus Hard’
2 = ’Hard versus Soft’
3 = ’Hard versus Construction’
4 = ’Soft versus Soft’
5 = ’Soft versus Construction’
6 = ’Construct vs Construct=Construction versus Construction’

CL1205, Interference Manager Action (10)

1 = ’No Action by user’
2 = ’Approve Real Clash’
3 = ’Approve False Clash’
4 = ’Transfer Responsibility’

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CL1207, Interference Manager Approval Method (10)

1 = ’Not Approved’

F. Codelists
2 = ’Accepted by Graphical Review’
3 = ’Accepted from List’

CL1208, Clash Checking Option

1 = ’Unknown’
2 = ’Project Mode’
3 = ’Design Area Mode’
4 = ’Pre-defined Volume Mode’

CL1209, Clash Checking Volume Filter Option

1 = ’Volume Filter Is Inactive’
2 = ’Volume Filter Is Active’

CL1310, Report Source (99)

NOTE: In editing this codelist set, do not change the meaning of
existing codelist values. Codelist values are reserved as follows:
0-10 from design data, 11-20 from project data, 21-30 reference
data.

1 = ’ MTO Report ’
2 = ’ Drawing Report ’
3 = ’ PID Report Header ’
11 = ’ Project Control Report ’
12 = ’ Clash Management Report ’
21 = ’ Piping Job Spec Report ’
22 = ’ Table Checker Report ’

CL1312, Report Type (999)

NOTE: Document types defined below must be numerically identical
to those defined in CL1720, Document Type; codelist numbers used
must not exceed ’999’. In editing this codelist set, do not change
the meaning of existing codelist values.

601 = ’Piping RDB Reports’

682 = ’Equipment List’
685 = ’Piping Line List’
687 = ’Piping Segments Report’
689 = ’Piping Components MTO Report’
690 = ’Pipe Supports Report’
692 = ’Instrument List’
696 = ’Piping Release Report’

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CL1410, Design Review Type (10)

NOTE: In editing this codelist set, do not change the meaning of
existing codelist values.

1 = ’Client Review’
2 = ’Informal Review’

CL1605, Model Status

1 = ’Undefined’
11 = ’Preliminary’
12 = ’Temporary’
21 = ’Permanent’

CL1610, Force Units for FrameWorks Plus (40)

1 = ’LBS’
2 = ’KIPS’
3 = ’N’
4 = ’kN’

CL1620, Drawing View Directions (7)

1 = ’Plan’
2 = ’East Elevation’
3 = ’North Elevation’
4 = ’Isometric’
5 = ’West Elevation’
6 = ’South Elevation’
7 = ’Plan (Vertical)’

CL1630, Drawing View Composition Status (4)

1 = ’Drawing View Not Composed’
2 = ’Drawing View Composed’
3 = ’Composite Drawing View Not Composed’
4 = ’Composite Drawing View Composed’

CL1710, Document Source (99)

NOTE: Do not make any new entries to this codelist. In editing
this codelist set, do not change the meaning of existing codelist values.

1 = ’Process RDB report’

2 = ’Process TDB report’
5 = ’Process TDB drawing’

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11 = ’P&I RDB report’

12 = ’P&I TDB report’
15 = ’P&I TDB drawing’

F. Codelists
21 = ’Vessel RDB report’
22 = ’Vessel TDB report’
25 = ’Vessel TDB drawing’

31 = ’Heat Transfer RDB report’

32 = ’Heat Transfer TDB report’
35 = ’Heat Transfer TDB drawing’

41 = ’Mechanical RDB report’

42 = ’Mechanical TDB report’
45 = ’Mechanical TDB drawing’

46 = ’Piping Specialty RDB report’

47 = ’Piping Specialty TDB report’

51 = ’Civil/Structural RDB report’

52 = ’Civil/Structural TDB report’
55 = ’Civil/Structural TDB drawing’

61 = ’Piping RDB report’

62 = ’Piping TDB report (PD_Report)’
65 = ’Piping TDB drawing (PD_Draw)’
67 = ’Piping isometric TDB drawing’

71 = ’Instrument RDB report’

72 = ’Instrument TDB report’
75 = ’Instrument TDB drawing’

81 = ’Electrical RDB report’

82 = ’Electrical TDB report’
85 = ’Electrical TDB drawing’

91 = ’HVAC RDB report’

92 = ’HVAC TDB report’
95 = ’HVAC TDB drawing’

99 = ’No planned PDS source’

CL1720, Document Type (999)

NOTE: The PDS source of each document type is shown to the right
of the document type separated from it by the character ’|’ on the
basis of codelist numbers defined in CL1710, Document Source. In
editing this codelist set, respect the number ranges identified below.

(100-199) Process Documents

101 = ’Process RDB Reports | 1’
121 = ’Process Flow Diagrams | 5’
125 = ’Materials of Construction Drawings | 5’
127 = ’Temperature/Pressure Diagrams | 5’
131 = ’Equipment Process Datasheets | 2’
133 = ’Instrument Process Datasheets | 2’
199 = ’Other Process Documents | 99’

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(200-299) Vessel Documents

201 = ’Vessel RDB Reports | 21’
205 = ’Vessel Job Specifications | 99’
211 = ’Vessel Requisitions | 22’
231 = ’Reactor Drawings | 25’
233 = ’Regenerator Drawings | 25’
235 = ’Cyclone Drawings | 25’
237 = ’Transfer Line Drawings | 25’
239 = ’Tower Drawings | 25’
241 = ’Drum Drawings | 25’
243 = ’Tank Drawings | 25’
245 = ’Silo Drawings | 25’
247 = ’Stack Drawings | 25’
299 = ’Other Vessel Documents | 99’

(300-399) Heat Transfer Documents

301 = ’Heat Transfer RDB Reports | 31’
305 = ’Heat Transfer Job Specifications | 99’
311 = ’Heat Transfer Requisitions | 32’
331 = ’Heat Transfer Drawings | 35’
399 = ’Other Heat Transfer Documents | 99’

(400-499) Mechanical Equipment Documents

401 = ’Mechanical RDB Reports | 41’
405 = ’Mechanical Equipment Job Specifications | 99’
411 = ’Mechanical Equipment Requisitions | 42’
431 = ’Mechanical Equipment Drawings | 45’
499 = ’Other Mechanical Equipment Documents | 99’

(500-599) Civil/Structural Documents

501 = ’Civil/Structural RDB Reports | 51’
505 = ’Civil/Structural Job Specifications | 99’
511 = ’Civil/Structural Requisitions | 99’
531 = ’Site Preparation Drawings | 99’
535 = ’Foundation Location Drawings | 65’
537 = ’Piling Drawings | 65’
538 = ’Foundation Drawings | 55’
540 = ’Structural Perspectives, Plans, Sections and Details | 65’
545 = ’Concrete Structural Drawings | 55’
550 = ’Steel Structural Drawings | 55’
570 = ’Building Drawings | 99’
599 = ’Other Civil/Structural Documents | 99’

(600-699) Piping Documents

601 = ’Piping RDB Reports | 61’
602 = ’Piping Specialty RDB Reports | 46’
605 = ’Piping Job Specifications | 99’
611 = ’Piping Commodity Requisitions | 99’
612 = ’Piping Specialty Requisitions | 47’
631 = ’P&IDs | 15’
633 = ’Hydrotest P&IDs | 15’
641 = ’Plot Plans | 65’
643 = ’Equipment Arrangement Drawings | 65’
651 = ’Piping Underground Drawings | 65’
661 = ’Equipment Orientations | 65’
663 = ’Piping One Line Drawings | 65’
665 = ’Piping Perspectives, Plans, Sections and Details | 65’
667 = ’Pipeline Alignment Drawings | 65’
669 = ’Piping Isometric Drawings | 67’
671 = ’Piping Spool Drawings | 67’
673 = ’Spring Hanger Drawings | 99’
675 = ’Pipe Support Details | 99’

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681 = ’P&ID Equipment List | 12’

682 = ’Equipment List | 62’
684 = ’P&ID Line List | 12’
685 = ’Piping Line List | 62’

F. Codelists
687 = ’Piping Segments Report | 62’
689 = ’Piping Components MTO Report | 62’
690 = ’Pipe Supports Report | 62’
692 = ’Instrument List | 62’
696 = ’Piping Release Report | 62’
699 = ’Other Piping Documents | 99’

(700-799) Instrument Documents

701 = ’Instrument RDB Reports | 71’
705 = ’Instrument Job Specifications | 99’
711 = ’Instrument Requisitions | 72’
721 = ’Instrument Logic Diagrams | 75’
723 = ’Instrument Loop Diagrams | 75’
731 = ’Instrument Location Plans | 65’
733 = ’Instrument Control House/Panel Drawings | 99’
735 = ’Instrument Hook Up Drawings | 75’
737 = ’Instrument Heat Tracing Drawings | 75’
739 = ’Instrument Wiring Drawings | 99’
771 = ’Instrument Index | 72’
799 = ’Other Instrument Documents | 99’

(800-899) Electrical Documents

801 = ’Electrical RDB Reports | 81’
805 = ’Electrical Job Specifications | 99’
811 = ’Electrical Requisitions | 99’
831 = ’Electrical One Line Diagrams | 99’
841 = ’Electrical Area Classification Drawings | 65’
851 = ’Electrical Underground Drawings | 65’
861 = ’Electrical Power Drawings | 99’
863 = ’Electrical Communications Drawings | 99’
865 = ’Lighting Perspectives, Plans, Sections and Details | 65’
867 = ’Electrical Heat Tracing Drawings | 99’
899 = ’Other Electrical Documents | 99’

(900-999) HVAC Documents

901 = ’HVAC RDB Reports | 91’
905 = ’HVAC Job Specifications | 99’
911 = ’HVAC Requisitions | 99’
931 = ’HVAC Flow Diagrams | 99’
971 = ’HVAC Perspectives, Plans, Sections and Details | 65’
999 = ’Other HVAC Documents | 99’

CL1900, Isometric Drawing Type

NOTE: In editing this codelist set, do not change the meaning
of existing codelist values. Some data displays require that only
values to the left of the "=" sign be shown; other reports require
that only values to the right of the "=" sign be displayed.
1 = ’Fabrication’
2 = ’Spool’
3 = ’Stress’

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CL2000, PD_Draw Document Type (999)

NOTE: Document types defined below must be numerically identical
to those defined in CL1720, Document Type; codelist numbers used
must not exceed ’999’. In editing this codelist set, do not change
the meaning of existing codelist values.

535 = ’ Foundation Location Drawings’

537 = ’ Piling Drawings’
540 = ’ Structural Perspectives, Plans, Sections and Details’
641 = ’ Plot Plans’
643 = ’ Equipment Arrangement Drawings’
651 = ’ Piping Underground Drawings’
661 = ’ Equipment Orientations’
663 = ’ Piping One Line Drawings’
665 = ’ Piping Perspectives, Plans, Sections and Details’
667 = ’ Pipeline Alignment Drawings’
731 = ’ Instrument Location Plans’
841 = ’ Electrical Area Classification Drawings’
851 = ’ Electrical Underground Drawings’
865 = ’ Lighting Perspectives, Plans, Sections and Details’
971 = ’ HVAC Perspectives, Plans, Sections and Details’

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Glossary
AA code An alphanumeric code used to identify a group of elements.

AABB code An alphanumeric code which defines the class of an item.

AABBCC code an alphanumeric code which represents a specific item type within a given
class. This value is also referred to as the Item Name.

assembly see piping assembly

Glossary
attribute A property or characteristic of an entity. A column in an entity table.

BOM bill of materials

code list A set of acceptable values for a particular attribute (column) which can be
referred to by an index number or selected from a form. For example, the
code list set for the fluid code attribute allows you to select from a set of
standard entries (such as P for process or MMA for methyl alcohol).

code list sets Files which define the values for all codelists having universal applicability
within PDS.

code-listed attribute an attribute linked to a specific entry in a code list set. These attribute
values can be referenced by entering the associated code list number.

color table A file which contains the standard color settings to be used for a design file
or set of design files.

column An attribute of a table. A group of columns defines a table.

commodity code a user-defined code that provides an index to the material descriptions in the
Material Data Tables of the Specification/Material Database.

commodity item a standard component found in a manufacturers catalog (off-the-shelf

component).

component a graphic symbol representing a commodity item, specialty item,

instrument, or pipe support. Gate valves, elbows and expansion joints are
examples of piping components.

database A collection of comprehensive informational files having predetermined

structure and organization that can then be communicated, interpreted, or
processed by a specific program.

database table The part of the database that is made of rows and columns and contains
information about the project and design elements.

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design database a database which contains the non-graphic design data for a project. Each
model represents a partition of the database.

dimension table see physical data table

Eden a high-level parametric language (similar to FORTRAN) which uses

information from the Piping Job Specification and Design Database to
access parametric and dimensional data, and place parametric symbols.

Eden module the source code used to define and place parametric symbols in the model.
Eden modules are contained in the Graphic Commodity Library.

entity An object (project, drawing, element, etc.) of interest about which

information is stored; a relational database table.

field An area of a table used to display information or receive input.

form An interface or screen menu designed with the I/FORMS product or with
the DM/DBA product. Because many of the screen menus in the
application software on CLIX workstations are built with I/FORMS, you
must have the FORMS_S product on your workstation. There is no such
requirement for Windows NT.

format file a file that determines the contents and format of a report. It defines all the
needed criteria for creating the actual report, including which database
attributes are reported.

full path name The name of the entire path or directory hierarchy to a file, including the file
name. See also relative path name.

GCL Graphic Commodity Library

Geometric industry a code-listed attribute which identifies the source of the data (industry
standard standard such as ANSI, ISO, or DIN, or company standard) from which the
specific geometry of a commodity item is deduced.

Graphic Commodity a data library which contains the parametric symbol definitions (Eden
Library modules) required to place piping and instrument components in a 3-D
model.

instrument an item used to perform a process measurement, process indication, or

control function. Instruments can be defined in the Piping Job Specification
or defined interactively while working in the model.

item name name used to access the Piping Job Specification. Refer to AABBCC code.

Label Description Library a library which defines the types of labels and the label formats used in PDS
3D.

Long Material Description a library which contains the long bill-of-material descriptions for all piping
Library commodities.

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MC model code

model a 3-D design volume.

model code name used to reference the parametric definition of a component. The
model code is also referred to as the new item name.

module a specialized application within PDS such as the Piping Designer or

Equipment Modeling task.

monument the origin point for a coordinate system or design volume.

MTO material take-off

Glossary
network An interconnection of host computers and workstations that enables them to
share data and control. The term network can mean the devices that connect
the system, or it can mean the connected system.

neutral file an ASCII file which can be used to load data into a library, database, or
design file.

NPD nominal piping diameter

object library a compiled library which contains reference data which can be accessed by
the task. For example, the Material Description Library.

OC operator code

OT operator type

PAL Piping Assembly Language

partition a subset of the database. Each model represents a partition of the database.

P&ID Piping and Instrumentation Diagram

path name The sequence of directories leading to a file. See also full path name and
relative path name.

PDS Plant Design System

piping specialty a user-defined component. Specialty items can be defined in the Piping Job
Specification database or defined interactively while working in a model.

physical data table a table which contains the physical data such as dimensions, weights, and
surface area required for component placement, interference checking,
stress analysis, and MTO reporting. These tables can be stored in different
physical data libraries segregated by geometric industry standard (practice).

piping assembly a group of associated components that can be placed as a logical group
(such as a valve with mating flanges) using Piping Assembly Language
syntax.

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Piping Assembly Library a library which contains the piping assembly definitions which define the
parameters necessary to place a piping assembly automatically in the model.

Piping Job Specification non-graphics data which provides selection criteria for piping commodity
items, engineered items, and instruments.

Piping Materials Class a classification of components by service or specification. For example, a

150 pound carbon steel specification.

PJS Piping Job Specification

plant A group of facilities and equipment used to perform one or more material
processing functions within a given geographical area. One company may
have many plants located in many different geographical locations.

PMC Piping Materials Class

project A term used for the convenient grouping of either all or part of the facilities
and equipment that constitute a plant. At a given time, the items that
constitute the plant can be included in one or more projects.

project number An alphanumeric code used to refer to a specific project.

project control database a database used to define all the information related to managing a project
including design area definitions, interference management data, and
revision management data.

RDB Reference Database

Reference Database A collection of reference data containing information relative to industry

design codes, vendor’s catalog data, job specifications, commodity libraries,
graphics symbology, label descriptions, report formats and other
information of a similar manner.

Relational DataBase A database management system that uses SQL, the Structured Query
Management System Language, to implement and query data in relational tables.
RDBMS

Relational Interface A generic relational database interface that isolates the differences in
System specific vendors’ relational database management systems.

relative path name The sequence of directories leading from the current directory to a particular
file. See also path name and absolute path name.

report format file see format file

RIS Relational Interface System.

row A unit of related information in a table. One collection of column values for
a table.

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schema An RIS schema identifies a unique database/user combination existing in a

commercial database system.

search criteria a set of values used to scan a database or object library.

seed data default data used in the creation of new projects/models/drawings.

Short Material Description a library which contains the short bill-of-material descriptions for all piping
Library commodity items and the description addenda for taps.

site A grouping of three-dimensional world data corresponding to schematic

data from one or more units. The relation-ship of site with plant and project
is identical to that between unit with plant and project.

Glossary
SN symbol name

source file the uncompiled version of a language file or other data table. Source files
are usually contained in text libraries. See also neutral file.

Spec Table Library a library which contains the Piping Job Specification tables and other
special tables which contain nonphysical data.

specialty item an piping specialty or instrument.

Specialty Material a library which contains the bill-of-material descriptions for engineered
Description Library items, instruments, and pipe supports.

standard note a set of acceptable responses defined in the Standard Note Library. See also
code-list.

Standard Note Library library which contains the text for code-listed attributes and standard notes.
All attributes identified as code-listed are stored in the database as integer
data.

task A specialized PDS function such as the Piping and Instrumentation

Diagrams (P&ID) task or the Piping Designer task.

task database Working database in which the actual engineering or design effort is
performed. A separate task database exists for each PDS task.

TDB Task Database

text library a library which contains a set of ASCII files. The PDS 3D software enables
you to extract source files from a text library.

toggle To switch; to change between two alternatives.

type 63 element an element used to store active parameters and customization data in a
model or drawing. Most of the customization data defined with the Project
Data Manager is stored in a type 63 element.

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unit A grouping of those parts of the schematic and individual worlds of a plant
that together perform a given process function.

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Index
6P2C 82
6P3C 113 codelist (continued)
6P4C 146 1056 624
6P6C 174 1064 624
6Q1C 53 1074 625
6Q2C 82 1100 625
6Q3C 113 1162 625
6Q4C 146 1201 625
6Q6C 174 1202 626
7N2A 186 1203 626
7P1E 187 1204 626
7P2C 197 1205 626
7P3C 203 1207 627
1208 627
A 1209 627
AABBCC codes 47 125 540
abbreviations 48 1310 627
accessory/item type 600 1312 627
action 591 1410 628

Index
actuator type 600 148 569
actuators 230 160 577
approval status 539 1605 628
HVAC 539 1610 628
structural 539 1620 628
area units 623 1630 628
assemblies 244 1710 628
assembly notes 455 1720 629
180 577
B 190 577
bio-pharmaceutical symbols 394 1900 631
bolting 526 200 578
branch reinforcement 529 2000 632
210 578
C 220 579
calculations 230 579
ANSI-B31.1 and ANSI-B31.3 529 31 538
clash approval action 626 330 579
clash approval method 627 332 582
clash checking 340 584
volume filter option 627 35 539
clash checking option 627 36 539
clash type 626 360 584
cleaning requirements 579 365 584
coating requirements 577 366 584
codelist 37 539
1010 623 380 584
1028 624 390 591

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codelist (continued) commodity data (continued)

400 591 fittings 82, 113
420 597 piping 49
425 598 tubing 49
430 598 valves 53
499 598 completing materials 463
50 540 component data
530 600 piping specialty 174
550 600 connect point data 47
570 601 connector type 540
572 602 connectors 243
575 602 construction status 544
576 613 control valves 187
577 616 cp type/termination/preparation 579
578 620
69 540 D
990 622 density units 625
999 622 descriptions
codelist names 622 commodity code 459
codelist sets 533 design ddl 26
comments 535 design review type 628
commdity codes design standard 601
tubing fittings 503 details assumed 427
commodity code directions
descriptions 459 drawing view 628
flanged and misc. fittings 460 document
matrix 459 purpose 15
commodity codes document source 628
bolting 526 document type 629, 632
completing materials 463 drawing scale 625
fire and safety components 464 drawing size 626
flanged fittings 471 drawing type
flanges 467 isometric 631
gaskets 523 drawing view
instruments 479 composition status 628
labor codes 488 directions 628
non-wetted fittings 493
pipe 496 E
pipe supports 483 end prep 579
socket fittings 502 end standard
socketwelded fittings 506 green 613
steam specialties 465 red 616
strainer specialties 475 equation
threaded fittings 508 wall thickness 602
tubing and hose 494 equipment and piping codelist names 622
underground fittings 510 equipment divisions/form code 540
valves 512
welded fittings 519 F
wetted fittings 492 fabrication category 577
commodity data 47 fire and safety 146
fire and safety 146

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fire and safety components 464 model codes 47

fire and safety symbols 330 model graphics 26
fittings 82, 113 model status 628
flanged and misc. fittings 460 MTO flag 584
flanged fittings 471
flanges 467 N
fluid code 540 non-database part of item descriptions 25
force units 625, 628 non-database part of the piping job specification 24
forms non-wetted fittings 493
piping commodity data 622
O
G object types
gaskets 523 orthographic drawings 538
general conventions 29 off-line instruments 213
variables used in symbols and tables 38 operator type 600
geometry standard 602 operators 230
green connect point option code 591
end standard 613 orthographic drawings
table suffix 613 object types 538
override
H schedule/thickness 582
heat tracing media 578
heat tracing requirements 578 P

Index
hold status 540 pipe 496
hose 494 pipe supports 483
HVAC approval status 539 piping 49
commodity data 47
I piping commodity data forms 622
instrument component type/source 598 piping commodity symbols 245
instrument symbols 353 piping component type 584
instruments 186, 479 piping component type/source 597
off-line 213 piping job specification
other 203 file descriptions 23
insulation purpose 579 piping materials class description 569
interference clash type 626 piping notes 598
interference manager action 626 piping specialties 174
interference manager approval method 627 piping specialty symbols 342
interference manager approval status 626 piping/tubing type 598
introduction 21 pressure units 624
reference data file descriptions 23
section descriptions 21 R
isometric drawing type 631 red connect point
end standard 616
L table suffix 616
labor codes 488 reference data file descriptions 23
design ddl 26
M item descriptions 25
mass units 624 model graphics 26
materials grade 544 non-database piping job specification 24
miscellaneous symbols 371 piping job specification 23
seed file definitions 26

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regulators 187 U
relief devices 197 underground fittings 510
report source 627 units
report type 627 area 623
reporting requirements 584 density 625
requirement to reconstruct 584 force 625
requirements FrameWorks Plus 628
reporting 584 mass 624
responsibility 577 pressure 624
temperature 624
S units of measure 535
safety classification 584
schedule/thickness override 582 V
section descriptions 21 valves 53, 512
seed file definitions 26 variables
signal lines 186 generic 42
socket fittings 502 specific 38
socketwelded fittings 506 used in symbols and tables 38
specialties 342
specialty components 174 W
standard note titles 622 wall thickness 529
status wall thickness equation 602
drawing view weight code 620
composition 628 weld type 625
model 628 welded fittings 519
steam specialties 465 wetted fittings 492
strainer specialties 475
stress analysis requirements 584
structural approval status 539
symbols 245
bio-pharmaceutical 394
details assumed 427
fire and safety 330
instrument 353
miscellaneous 371
notes 446
piping commodity 245
specialty 342

T
table suffix
green 613
red 616
temperature units 624
threaded fittings 508
tubing 49, 494
tubing fittings 503
typefaces 17

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Reference Guide Addendum
February 2003

DPDS3-PB-200022B
For PDS version 07.02.00.**

This document supplements DPDS3-PB-200022A.

PDS Piping Component Data Reference Guide Addendum – February 2003

Table of Contents
6Q5P07, Reducing female adapter (in-line) (not-automatic)................................... 645
6Q5P78, 4 way diverter valve (in-line) (not-automatic).......................................... 646
CL1204, Clash Types............................................................................................... 647

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6Q5P07, Reducing female adapter (in-line)
(not-automatic)
Note: The information in this section supersedes the information in the corresponding
section of previous versions of the Piping Component Data Reference Guide (p. 159 in
the PDS 7.1 version of the document).
The following information has been modified:
• Changed “MC=FAS” to “MC=FAR”
See the following text for details.
Reducing female adapter (MC=FAR) (ISK=ADMF)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_TERM(R)_RAT_(R)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_TERM(R)_RAT(R)_WC

Male clamp end/female threaded end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="Value"; Sc/Th="NREQD"

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6Q5P78, 4 way diverter valve (in-line) (not-

automatic)
Note: The information in this section supersedes the information in the corresponding
section of previous versions of the Piping Component Data Reference Guide (p. 173 in
the PDS 7.1 version of the document).
The following information has been modified:
• Changed “VS3WD” to “VS4WD”
See the following text for details.
4 way diverter valve (MC=VS4WD) (ISK=XVXX)

TNF=MC_GS_TERM(G)_A
MC_GS_TERM(G)_WC

Male clamp end

For GCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="NREQD"
For RCP: Rating="-"; Sc/Th="-"

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CL1204, Clash Types
Note: The information in this section supersedes the information in the corresponding
section of previous versions of the Piping Component Data Reference Guide (p. 626 in
the PDS 7.1 version of the document).
The following information has been added:
New clash types
•

See the following text for details.

1 = ' Hard versus Hard' ;
2 = ' Hard versus Soft' ;
3 = ' Hard versus Construction' ;
4 = ' Soft versus Soft' ;
5 = ' Soft versus Construction' ;
6 = ' Construct vs Construct=Construction versus Construction' ;
105 = ' Hard vs Fproof' ;
106 = ' Hard vs Insul' ;
110 = ' Hard vs HardMaint' ;
111 = ' Hard vs HardAccess' ;
112 = ' Hard vs HardSafety' ;
113 = ' Hard vs HardOperating' ;
120 = ' Hard vs SoftMaint' ;
121 = ' Hard vs SoftAccess' ;
122 = ' Hard vs SoftSafety' ;
123 = ' Hard vs SoftOperating' ;
206 = ' Soft vs Insul' ;
220 = ' Soft vs SoftMaint' ;
221 = ' Soft vs SoftAccess' ;
222 = ' Soft vs SoftSafety' ;
223 = ' Soft vs SoftOperating' ;
501 = ' Fproof vs Hard' ;
502 = ' Fproof vs Soft' ;
504 = ' Fproof vs CT' ;
505 = ' Fproof vs Fproof' ;
506 = ' Fproof vs Insul' ;
510 = ' Fproof vs HardMain' ;
511 = ' Fproof vs HardAccess' ;
512 = ' Fproof vs HardSafety' ;
513 = ' Fproof vs HardOperat' ;
520 = ' Fproof vs HardMain' ;
521 = ' Fproof vs HardAccess' ;
522 = ' Fproof vs HardSafety' ;
523 = ' Fproof vs HardOperat' ;
602 = ' Insul vs Soft' ;
604 = ' Insul vs CT' ;
606 = ' Insul vs Insul' ;
620 = ' Insul vs SoftMain' ;
621 = ' Insul vs SoftAccess' ;
622 = ' Insul vs SoftSafety' ;
623 = ' Insul vs SoftOperat' ;
1001 = ' HardMain vs Hard' ;
1002 = ' HardMain vs Soft' ;

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1004 = ' HardMain vs CT' ;

1005 = ' HardMain vs Fproof' ;
1006 = ' HardMain vs Insul' ;
1010 = ' HardMain vs HardMain' ;
1012 = ' HardMain vs HardSafety' ;
1013 = ' HardMain vs HardOperat' ;
1020 = ' HardMain vs SoftMain' ;
1021 = ' HardMain vs SoftAccess' ;
1022 = ' HardMain vs SoftSafety' ;
1023 = ' HardMain vs SoftOperat' ;
1101 = ' HardAcc vs Hard' ;
1102 = ' HardAcc vs Soft' ;
1104 = ' HardAcc vs CT' ;
1105 = ' HardAccess vs Fproof' ;
1106 = ' HardAccess vs Insul' ;
1110 = ' HardAcc vs HardMain' ;
1111 = ' HardAcc vs HardAcc' ;
1112 = ' HardAcc vs HardSafety' ;
1113 = ' HardAcc vs HardOperat' ;
1120 = ' HardAcc vs SoftMain' ;
1121 = ' HardAcc vs SoftAcc' ;
1122 = ' HardAcc vs SoftSafety' ;
1123 = ' HardAcc vs SoftOperat' ;
1201 = ' HardSafety vs Hard' ;
1202 = ' HardSafety vs Soft' ;
1204 = ' HardSafety vs CT' ;
1205 = ' HardSafety vs Fproof' ;
1206 = ' HardSafety vs Insul' ;
1210 = ' HardSafety vs HardMain' ;
1211 = ' HardSafety vs HardAcc' ;
1212 = ' HardSafety vs HardSafety' ;
1213 = ' HardSafety vs HardOperat' ;
1220 = ' HardSafety vs SoftMain' ;
1221 = ' HardSafety vs SoftAccess' ;
1222 = ' HardSafety vs SoftSafety' ;
1223 = ' HardSafety vs SoftOperat' ;
1301 = ' HardOperat vs Hard' ;
1302 = ' HardOperat vs Soft' ;
1304 = ' HardOperat vs CT' ;
1305 = ' HardOperat vs Fproof' ;
1306 = ' HardOperat vs Insul' ;
1310 = ' HardOperat vs HardMain' ;
1311 = ' HardOperat vs HardAccess' ;
1312 = ' HardOperat vs HardSafety' ;
1313 = ' HardOperat vs HardOperat' ;
1320 = ' HardOperat vs SoftMain' ;
1321 = ' HardOperat vs SoftAccess' ;
1322 = ' HardOperat vs SoftSafety' ;
1323 = ' HardOperat vs SoftOperat' ;
2002 = ' SoftMain vs Soft' ;
2004 = ' SoftMain vs CT' ;
2006 = ' SoftMain vs Insul' ;
2020 = ' SoftMain vs SoftMain' ;
2021 = ' SoftMain vs SoftAccess' ;
2022 = ' SoftMain vs SoftSafety' ;
2023 = ' SoftMain vs SoftOperat' ;
2102 = ' SoftAccess vs Soft' ;

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2104 = ' SoftAccess vs CT' ;
2106 = ' SoftAccess vs Insul' ;
2120 = ' SoftAccess vs SoftMain' ;
2121 = ' SoftAccess vs SoftAccess' ;
2122 = ' SoftAccess vs SoftSafety' ;
2123 = ' SoftAccess vs SoftOperat' ;
2202 = ' SoftSafety vs Soft' ;
2204 = ' SoftSafety vs CT' ;
2206 = ' SoftSafety vs Insul' ;
2220 = ' SoftSafety vs SoftMain' ;
2221 = ' SoftSafety vs SoftAccess' ;
2222 = ' SoftSafety vs SoftSafety' ;
2223 = ' SoftSafety vs SoftOperat' ;
2302 = ' SoftOperat vs Soft' ;
2304 = ' SoftOperat vs CT' ;
2306 = ' SoftOperat vs Insul' ;
2320 = ' SoftOperat vs SoftMain' ;
2321 = ' SoftOperat vs SoftAccess' ;
2322 = ' SoftOperat vs SoftSafety' ;
2323 = ' SoftOperat vs SoftOperat' ;

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