Fpso Marechal Duque de Caxias (Mero 3 Project)

Document Title FPSO TAGGING
FPSO MERO PROCEDURE

3 TAGGING PROCEDURE
Document Number: MR3-MISC-ENG-PRC-1000ZZ-30002 Rev. No. C2
Prepared by: Reviewed by: Approved by:

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FPSO MARECHAL DUQUE DE CAXIAS

(MERO 3 PROJECT)
FPSO
TAGGING
PROCEDURE
REV DATE PREPARED REVIEWED APPROVED
C2 25-Mar-2021
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REVISION HISTORY
REV PREPARED INITIAL OF

DATE REVISION DETAILS STATUS
NO. BY CUSTODIAN
A0 4-Mar-2020 Interdisciplinary Check IDC AMZ OVV
B0 19-Aug-2020 Issued for Review IFR AMZ OVV
B1 9-Sep-2020 Re-Issued for Review Re-IFR AMZ OVV
B2 29-Sep-2020 Re-Issued for Review Re-IFR AMZ OVV
C0 2-Oct-2020 Approved for Design AFD AMZ OVV
C1 27-Nov-2020 Re-Approved for Design Re-AFD AMZ OVV
C2 25-Mar-2021 Re-Approved for Design Re-AFD AMZ JEL
altered, disclosed or stored in a retrieval system at any time without prior written consent of MISC Berhad.

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Table of Contents
OBJECTIVE.......................................................................................................................... 5
SCOPE ................................................................................................................................. 5
2.1 NEW ITEM ................................................................................................................ 5
2.2 REPAIR, LIFE EXTENSION AND CONVERSION ..................................................... 5
REFERENCES / RELATED PROCEDURE .......................................................................... 5
DEFINITIONS / ABBREVIATIONS ....................................................................................... 6
RESPONSIBILITY ................................................................................................................ 7
5.1 PROJECT DIRECTOR .............................................................................................. 7
5.2 ENGINEERING PROJECT MANAGER ..................................................................... 7
5.3 PRINCIPAL AND LEAD ENGINEER ......................................................................... 7
5.4 PRINCIPAL AND LEAD ENGINEER (INSTRUMENT) ............................................... 7
5.5 PRINCIPAL AND LEAD ENGINEER (TELECOMMUNICATION) ............................... 7
5.6 PRINCIPAL AND LEAD ENGINEER (ELECTRICAL) ................................................ 7
IDENTIFICATION OF EQUIPMENT ..................................................................................... 8
6.1 EQUIPMENT TAGGING FORMAT ............................................................................ 8
6.2 EQUIPMENT FUNCTION AND SUPPORT FUNCTION (DD) .................................... 8
6.3 AREA, SYSTEM & UNIT CODE (BBCC) ................................................................... 9
6.4 SEQUENCE NUMBER (ZZ) ...................................................................................... 9
6.5 IDENTICAL EQUIPMENT CODE (F) ......................................................................... 9
6.6 EXAMPLES OF THE 2-LETTER CODES .................................................................. 9
6.7 EQUIPMENT NUMBERING OF PACKAGE UNIT ..................................................... 9
IDENTIFICATION OF PIPING............................................................................................. 10
7.1 PIPING TAGGING FORMAT ................................................................................... 10
7.2 NOMINAL DIAMETER (NNN) .................................................................................. 10
7.3 SERVICE AND FLUID CODE (SS) .......................................................................... 10
7.4 AREA, SYSTEM & UNIT CODE (BBCC) ................................................................. 12
7.5 LINE SEQUENCE NUMBER (ZZZ) ......................................................................... 12
7.6 APPLICATION OF PIPING CLASSES ..................................................................... 12
7.7 PRESSURE, MATERIAL AND PIPING IDENTIFIER ............................................... 12
7.8 INSULATION CODE (QQ) ....................................................................................... 13
7.9 INSULATION THICKNESS (TTT) ............................................................................ 13
IDENTIFICATION OF VALVE (MANUAL) .......................................................................... 14
8.1 MANUAL VALVE TAGGING FORMAT .................................................................... 14

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SPECIALTY PIPING (SP) ITEMS IDENTIFICATION .......................................................... 15
IDENTIFICATION OF INSTRUMENTATION ...................................................................... 16
10.1 FIELD INSTRUMENTATION IDENTIFIER............................................................... 16
10.2 FIRE AND GAS DETECTORS IDENTIFIER ............................................................ 19
10.3 INSTRUMENT EQUIPMENT IDENTIFIER .............................................................. 20
10.4 INSTRUMENT CLASSIFICATION ........................................................................... 22
IDENTIFICATION OF INSTRUMENT CABLE .................................................................... 23
11.1 INSTRUMENT CABLE TAGGING ........................................................................... 23
11.2 INSTRUMENT LOOP TAG NUMBERING ............................................................... 25
IDENTIFICATION OF TELECOMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT ........................................... 26
12.1 TELECOMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT TAGGING ................................................. 26
IDENTIFICATION OF TELECOMMUNICATION CABLE .................................................... 30
13.1 TELECOMMUNICATION CABLE TAGGING FORMAT ........................................... 30
13.2 TELECOMMUNICATION JUNCTION BOX ............................................................. 30
IDENTIFICATION OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT ............................................................ 31
14.1 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT TAGGING FORMAT 1 ................................................ 31
14.2 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT CODE (E, EE OR EEE) .............................................. 31
14.4 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT TAGGING FORMAT 2 ................................................ 32
IDENTIFICATION OF ELECTRICAL CABLE ..................................................................... 34
15.1 ELECTRICAL CABLE TAGGING FORMAT ............................................................. 34
15.2 CABLE FUNCTION (C) ........................................................................................... 34
IDENTIFICATION OF ELECTRICAL JUNCTION BOX / SWITCH / LIGHTING / SOCKET 35
16.1 ELECTRICAL JUNCTION BOX TAGGING FORMAT .............................................. 35
APPENDICES ..................................................................................................................... 36
.................................................................... AREA, SYSTEM & UNIT CODE (BBCC)

............................................................................ EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONAL CODE
................................................................. MECHANICAL FUNCTION IDENTIFIERS

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OBJECTIVE
The purpose of this procedure is to provide guidelines for tagging of equipment, piping,
instrument and electrical item for Mero 3 project, to be used throughout the project duration
to ensure systematic control and traceability.
SCOPE
This procedure applies for Mero 3 related items installed by OWNER and all the Project
CONTRACTORS such as Aker Solutions, Siemens etc.
2.1 NEW ITEM

The procedure is to be implemented by OWNER and CONTRACTORS such as Aker
Solutions, Siemens etc. All new process, utilities, marine and outfitting’s items shall be
tagged in accordance with this procedure. The application of the procedure shall not be
limited to topside system and will be compulsory for hull, marine and outfitting parts.
2.2 REPAIR, LIFE EXTENSION AND CONVERSION

CONTRACTORS involved in Mero 3 Project is required to use this procedure. The
requirement is applicable for new equipment, skid, package and system for a conversion
project. New equipment and its associated modification within marine system, hull and
outfitting’s shall have clear boundaries demarcation. Part of the requirement to have clear
established boundaries is for the purpose of mechanical completion, pre-commissioning
and commissioning activity.
REFERENCES / RELATED PROCEDURE
ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System Requirements

Z-DP-002 Design Principles Coding System
MR3-MISC-ENG-PRC-1000ZZ-30001 FPSO MERO 3 Document Numbering Procedure
MR3-AKER-PIP-SPN-2000ZZ-30001 Topsides Piping Material Specification
MR3-AKER-PIP-SPN-2000ZZ-30002 Topsides Valve Material Specification
MR3-AKER-MSE-SPN-3000ZZ-30002 Marine System Pipe Class and Material
Specification

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DEFINITIONS / ABBREVIATIONS
Terms Definitions
COMPANY shall mean PETROBRAS
CLASSIFICATION SOCIETY
shall mean Det Norske Veritas Germanischer Lloyds (DNVGL)
(CLASS)
shall mean MISC OFFSHORE (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD and shall include its
OWNER
successors in title and permitted assignees.
shall mean OWNER, MISC and its subsidiaries, OWNER’s client, AFFILIATE,
OWNER’s other contractors and its, and their respective officers and
employees (including agency personnel), and other individuals, whether
OWNER GROUP
employees, or not, under the respective control of such parties and directly
engaged in the implementation of this CONTRACT, but shall not include any
member of the CONTRACTOR GROUP.
shall mean the legal entity identified in the preamble of the CONTRACT
CONTRACTOR FORM that is responsible for the performance of the WORK under the
CONTRACT and shall include its successors in title and permitted assignees.
shall mean the CONTRACTOR, its SUBCONTRACTORS of any tier, its and
their AFFILIATES and its and their respective officers and employees
CONTRACTOR GROUP (including agency personnel) and other individuals, whether employees, or
not, under their respective control and engaged in the WORK or otherwise at
the SITE, but shall not include any member of OWNER GROUP

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RESPONSIBILITY
5.1 PROJECT DIRECTOR

The Project Director shall ensure effective implementation of this procedure by all relevant
parties involved in the project.
5.2 ENGINEERING PROJECT MANAGER

Engineering Project Manager is responsible for accuracy of information contained within
this document by ensuring that all updates are promptly incorporated and acknowledged.
Engineering Project Manager is responsible to assign system number and arrange
necessary update to meet project expectation.
5.3 PRINCIPAL AND LEAD ENGINEER

Respective Principal and Lead Discipline Engineer are responsible to assign and ensure
respective equipment, piping and skid is aligned with this procedure.
5.4 PRINCIPAL AND LEAD ENGINEER (INSTRUMENT)

Assign Instrument items numbering including Instrument valve, Instrumentation items and
Instrument cable aligned with this procedure.
5.5 PRINCIPAL AND LEAD ENGINEER (TELECOMMUNICATION)

Assign Telecommunication items numbering including Telecommunication items and
Telecommunication cable aligned with this procedure.
5.6 PRINCIPAL AND LEAD ENGINEER (ELECTRICAL)

Assign electrical items numbering including electrical equipment and electrical cable
aligned with this procedure.

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IDENTIFICATION OF EQUIPMENT
6.1 EQUIPMENT TAGGING FORMAT

All equipment shall be identified by a tag number of the following format:
Table 1 Identification of Equipment Format
Equipment Identifier Format DD-BBCCZZF
Table 2 Equipment Identifier and example
DD - BB CC ZZ F
Equipment Function Area, System & Unit Code. Consists of two- Consists only one-
Code. digit sequence letter code to denote
number assigned identity of equipment
from 01 to 99 for items used for the
each system same purpose.
Can be applied for Applies for two (2) or

two (2) or more more identical
trains equipment
Equipment Type Area Code System & Unit Code Sequence / Train Identically
No
Example 1 (DD-BBCCZZ) : KZ-202310

KZ - 20 23 10 <Nil>
KZ = Compressor 20 = Topsides 23 = Gas Train 1 for system Not applicable in this
Package Compression 23 instance. See Section
6.7
Refer Appendix 2 Refer Appendix 1
Example 2 (DD-BBCCZZ) : KA-202311

KA - 20 23 11 <Nil>
KA = Centrifugal 20 = Topsides 23 = Gas Sequence under Not applicable in this
Compressor Compression Train 1 of above instance. See Section
6.7
Example 3 (DD-BBCCZZ) : VA-202001

VA - 20 20 01 <Nil>
VA = Separators 20 = Topsides 20 = Separation & Sequence no 01 Not applicable in this
Stabilization under system 20 instance. See Section
6.7
6.2 EQUIPMENT FUNCTION AND SUPPORT FUNCTION (DD)

Refer Appendix 2

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6.3 AREA, SYSTEM & UNIT CODE (BBCC)

Refer Appendix 1
6.4 SEQUENCE NUMBER (ZZ)

A consecutively running sequence numbers shall be assigned from 01 to 99 for each
system of equipment in accordance with Appendix 1 except for a required flexibility for the
addition of future equipment within the same sequence.
6.5 IDENTICAL EQUIPMENT CODE (F)

To denote identical equipment items used for the same purpose, the following code letters
shall be: "A", "B", "C", "D", etc.
6.6 EXAMPLES OF THE 2-LETTER CODES
Table 3 Equipment Identification 2-letter code (DD)
Letter Code (DD) Description

DB Gearboxes and Couplings
DT Gas Turbines
ET Transformers
HC Air Cooled Heat Exchangers
FH Electrode Boiler Packages
II Gas Metering Packages
PB Reciprocating Pumps
6.7 EQUIPMENT NUMBERING OF PACKAGE UNIT

Numbers for package unit shall be assigned a number as described above. The four digits
of the sequence number "DD" that indicate the Area, System & Unit Code should be
assigned such as it will be identical for all equipment of the same package unit.
Example:
Equipment in package unit XV-204210 which consists of 1 unit of Pump, 2 units of Vessels
and 2 units of identical Filters.
• Pump: PA-204211
• Vessels: VA-204211 and VA-204212
• Filters A / B: CA-204211A and CA-204211B

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IDENTIFICATION OF PIPING
7.1 PIPING TAGGING FORMAT

All line numbers of piping line in P&ID and piping drawings (e.g.: Isometric Drawing) shall
be identified with the following component.
Table 4 Identification of Piping Format
Piping Identifier Format NNN-SSBBCC-ZZZZ-PPMMJJKL-QQTTT

Existing pipes PPMMJJKL = Existing
Table 5 Identification of piping and example
NNN - SS BBCC - ZZZZ - PP MM JJKL - QQ TTT

Nominal Service Fluid Area, System & Sequence Piping class identification in Insulation Insulation
Diameter Code Code Unit Code Number accordance with MISC Piping code thicken
Material Specification (PMS) One or (mm)
1. Topsides Piping Material two
Specification (Doc. No. MR3- letters
AKER-PIP-SPN-2000ZZ-30001)
2. Marine System Pipe Class and
Refer Table 6 Refer Appendix 1 Material Specification (Doc. No. Refer
Table 7
MR3-AKER-MSE-SPN-3000ZZ-
30002)
Example: 200-PG2020-0001-01CS2010-A040
200 - PG 2020 - 0001 - 01 CS 2010 - A 040
PG = Process 20 = Topside Sequence 01 = CS = 20 = A= 040 = 40
Gas 20 = 0001 for 150# Carbon Topside Acoustic mm
Separation & system Steel 1 = 1.5 mm Insulation
Stabilization 20 CA
0 = Non-
Sour
NOTE:
1. For FPSO and FSO, a location code may be inserted between in front of the fluid code. The location code shall be defined by MISC.
2. MISC to define the usage of DN or NPS.
7.2 NOMINAL DIAMETER (NNN)

The DN number is the nominal pipe size in ISO (International Organization for
Standardization) designation. The term Nominal Diameter refer to internal diameter of
pipes.
7.3 SERVICE AND FLUID CODE (SS)

For Service and fluid codes, Table 6 should only be used as a general reference. More fluid
code abbreviation shall be referred to Standard drawing (If any). For more detailed fluid
code to accurately represent specific fluid, CONTRACTOR may propose new code with
approval from MISC.

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Table 6 Service Code & Fluid Code (SS)
Service Fluid
Fluid Type Description
Code (S) Code (S)
A Air A Atomizing Air
C Combustion Air
I Instrument Air
P Purge Air
S Starting Air
U Utility / Service Air
B Blowdown / Relief H High Pressure
L Low Pressure
C Chemical A Anti-Foam Inhibitor
B Biocide Inhibitor / Anti Marine Growth
C Corrosion Inhibitor
D Demulsifier
E Ethanol
F Fire Fighting Foam
G Glycol
H Sodium Hypochlorite
I Chemical Injection
K Catalyst
L Oxygen Scavenger
M Methanol
O CO2 Gas
P Hydrate Inhibitor (Polyelectrolyte)
S Scale Inhibitor
W Wax Inhibitor
X Degreaser
D Drain B Bilge Drain
C Closed Drain
H Hazardous (Open) Drain
L Laboratory Drain
N Non-Hazardous (Open) Drain
S Sewage / Sanitary Drain
W Potable Water Drain
F Fuel A Aviation Fuel
G Fuel Gas / Seal Gas
L MDO / MGO
H HFO
G Gas E Exhaust Gas
H Hydrogen Gas
I Inert Gas
N Nitrogen Gas
O Oxygen Gas
M Medium C Cooling Medium
H Heating Medium (Hot Oil, Hot Water, etc)
O Oil L Lube Oil
H Hydraulic Oil
P Process L Process Liquid (Oil)
G Process Gas
M Process Mixed Phase
W Process Washing (COW)
R Refrigerant F Refrigerant (General)
S Steam H HP Steam
L LP Steam
M MP Steam
W Condensate (Steam)

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Service Fluid
Fluid Type Description
Code (S) Code (S)
V Vent A Vent Atmospheric
F Vent Flare
W Water B Ballast Water
C Chilled Water
E Feed Water
F Firewater
H Hot Water (Fresh)
I Injection Water
S Seawater
T Tempered Water
U Utility Water (Fresh) / Service Water
X Slop Water
Z Potable Water

Refer Appendix 1
7.5 LINE SEQUENCE NUMBER (ZZZZ)

Sequence numbers for piping line numbers shall be assigned with a four-digit number
starting from 0001 to 9999 for each system group.
7.6 APPLICATION OF PIPING CLASSES

The purpose and benefits of piping classes are summarized as follows:
1. Standardization of piping material and piping systems design within MISC.
2. Minimized Risk of errors due to under and / or over specification in Piping Materials
Specifications for Purchasing / Procurement.
3. Variety control, leading to reduced costs of stocking material.
4. Integrity control in relation to applied standards.
For details, please refer to:
a) Topsides Piping Material Specification (Doc. No. MR3-AKER-PIP-SPN-2000ZZ-30001)
b) Marine System Pipe Class and Material Specification (Doc. No. MR3-AKER-MSE-SPN-
3000ZZ-30002)
7.7 PRESSURE, MATERIAL AND PIPING IDENTIFIER

Topside pipe standard covers ASME and API Standards. In case JIS or other pipe standard
was made as the reference for the project, thus specific project pressure identified shall be
develop accordingly. Where practical, equivalent pressure identifier can also be use as
guideline.
For details, please refer to:
a) Topsides Piping Material Specification (Doc. No. MR3-AKER-PIP-SPN-2000ZZ-30001)

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b) Marine System Pipe Class and Material Specification (Doc. No. MR3-AKER-MSE-SPN-
3000ZZ-30002)
7.8 INSULATION CODE (QQ)

The insulation tag system shall be based on insulation type is classified as per below table.
Table 7 Insulation Code (QQ)
Insulation type Abbreviations

Acoustic insulation A
Cold Conservation C
Dual hot and cold D
Electrical tracing E
Heat Conservation H
Steam jacketed line J
Cold and acoustic insulation L
Personnel protection from hot surface
P
Personnel protection from cold surface
Steam Jacketed SJ
LP Steam Tracing SL
MP Steam Tracing SM
Hot and acoustic insulation T
Fire proofing FP
Underground (subsea) external coating U
Non-Insulated N
7.9 INSULATION THICKNESS (TTT)

The insulation thickness shall be based on ASTM and ISO Standard for insulation. For
insulation thickness, > 100 mm, the requirement is to be further evaluate at project level.
As minimum in case there is no Insulation Specification established at project level. CINI
insulation specification will be treated as base.
In the circumstances Classification Rules become project requirement, the classification
requirement rules and requirement shall take precedence.

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IDENTIFICATION OF VALVE (MANUAL)
8.1 MANUAL VALVE TAGGING FORMAT

Valve identification is very important during FEED and detail engineering stage. The
following tagging guideline is applicable for valve identification number. Table below
applied as a guideline for valve acronyms and tag. All valves tagging shall be using below
abbreviation. The main user of valve tag is for identification in various project
documentation such as P&ID, valve list, MTO etc.
Valve Tagging:
Table 8 Identification of Valve Format
Valve Identifier Format BBCC-MV-ZZZZ

For marine existing valve, kindly refer to Marine System Pipe Class and Material
Specification (Doc. No. MR3-AKER-MSE-SPN-3000ZZ-30002)
Table 9 Valve Identifier and example
BBCC - MV - ZZZZ
BB = Area, Manual Valve Sequence Number
CC = System & Unit Code (0001 to 9999)
Refer Appendix 1
Example: 2020-MV-1002
2020 - MV - 1002
20 = Topside Manual Valve Sequence no. 1002 for system 20
20 = Separation & Stabilization

Refer Appendix 1

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SPECIALTY PIPING (SP) ITEMS IDENTIFICATION
SP Items identification shall be as per following:
Table 10 SP Items Identifier
Field Value Description

XX AD Auto / Continuous Drainer
AR Air Release Valve
BS Bug Screen
BT Barred Tee
CC Corrosion Coupon
CI Chemical Injection
DC Dresser Coupling
FA Flame Arrestor
FH Flexible Hose
FS Filter / Strainer1
HC Hose Coupling
IG Insulating Gasket
MB Rose Box / Mud Box
MS Static Mixer
PB Biological Probe
PC Corrosion Probe
SB Sample Bomb
SC Sampling Connection
SD Sounding Head
SG Sight Glass
SH Sample Cooler
SL Spectacle Blind
SP Special Piping (General / miscellaneous)
VI Valve Interlock
VN Non-Slam Check Valve
WY Wye (Y) Piece
XS Silencer
YY (2) Process system identifier
Sequence number dictated by Mechanical / Piping discipline.
ZZZZ 0001 to 9999 For existing hull & marine SP Items and valves, sequence
number shall start with 9XXX.
1
Filter / Strainer in-line piping only, inclusive of Y-Strainer, Cone / Temporary Strainer, Tee Strainer &
Basket Strainer.
2
Refer to project specific P & ID legend sheet for reference

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Field Value Description

Alphabetical suffix shall not be used, to differentiate between
typical arrangement on trains / skids packages.
IDENTIFICATION OF INSTRUMENTATION
All field instrumentation and fire and gas devices shall be identified based on the format
specified herein. The intent is for all field instruments and fire and gas devices to be
uniquely tagged, with a secondary objective of making the tags logical and consistent for
human pattern recognition of relationships and functions.
10.1 FIELD INSTRUMENTATION IDENTIFIER

The instrument tag number shall include a letter or series of letters (functional identification)
to identify the function of an instrument or control component. Instrument tag numbers shall
take the following format:
Table 11 Field Instrument Identifier Format
Field Instrument Identifier Format BBCC-FFFF-ZZZZG
Table 12 Field Instrument Identifier Example
BBCC - FFFF - ZZZZ G

BB = Area Instrument Functional Identifier. Sequence No. Identically or Split
CC = System & Unit Can be up to five digits. (0001,0002…) Range
Code (A, B, C…)
Refer to Appendix 1 Refer Table 13 and Table 14
Example: 2020-PT-0001, Pressure Transmitter for Separation & Stabilization
2020 - PT - 0001
20 = Topside P = Pressure Sequence 0001 of the System
20 = Separation & T = Transmitter 20
Stabilization
Example:2020-PCV-0001A, Pressure Control Valve for Separation & Stabilization, with split
range function
2020 - PCV - 0001 A
20 = Topside P = Pressure Sequence 0001 of the System Split range Unit A
20 = Separation & C = Control 20
Stabilization V = Valve
Note: The loop number is 2020-P-0001

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Table 13 Field Instrument Functional Identifier
FIRSTLETTER SUCCEEDING LETTERS

Identifier MEASURED OR READOUT OR
MODIFIER OUTPUT REMARKS
Code INITIATING PASSIVE MODIFIER
(OPTIONAL) FUNCTION
VARIABLE FUNCTION
Add note to the symbol to
A Acoustic, Analysis Alarm indicate the property
measured
Burner, Flame,
B Combustion User’s Choice User’s Choice User’s Choice
Blowdown
For ‘Control’ function
C Corrosion Control Close including pressure
regulator e.g. PCV
D Density Differential Detector
Sensor (Primary
E Voltage
Element)
F Flow Rate, Flame Ratio (Fraction)

Glass Viewing
G User’s Choice Gauge e.g. Level Gauge, LG
Device
High,
H Hand (Manual), Heat
High High
I Current (Elec) Interface Indicator
J Power Scan
Time, Sequence The Rate of Control
K
Control Change Station
Light, Status, Low,
L Level
Lamp Low Low
Middle or
M Moisture or Humidity Momentary
Intermediate
N User’s Choice User’s Choice User’s Choice User’s Choice
O User’s Choice Orifice, Optical Open

Point (Test)
P Pressure, Vacuum
Connection
Integrate,
Q Quantity, Event Totalize,
Indicate
Relief, Record,
R Radiation Regulate
Restriction Running, Print
Speed, Frequency,
S Sand Switch
Smoke
T Temperature Transmitter
U Multivariable Multifunction Multifunction Multifunction

Valve,
V Viscosity or Vibration Damper or
Louvre
W Weight or Force Thermowell

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FIRSTLETTER SUCCEEDING LETTERS

Identifier MEASURED OR READOUT OR
MODIFIER OUTPUT REMARKS
Code INITIATING PASSIVE MODIFIER
(OPTIONAL) FUNCTION
VARIABLE FUNCTION
X Miscellaneous X Axis Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous
Positioner Relay or
Y User’s Choice Y Axis
Solenoid Compute
Emergency, Driver,
Safety Actuator,
Z Position, Dimension Z Axis, Instrumented Unclassified
System, Final Control
FGS Element
Notes:
For full explanation of terms and symbols used on this table, refer to instrument Society of
America Standard – ‘Instrumentation symbols and Identification’ (ANSI / ISA S5.1)
Table 14 Control Valves Identifier FFFF
Code Valve Acronyms

ADV Automatic Deluge Valve
BDV Blowdown Valve
ESDV Emergency Shutdown Valve
FCV Flow Loop Control Valve
HCV Hydraulic Directional Control Valve
HVV High Velocity Vent Valve
LCV Level Control Valve
MOV Motor Operated Valve
PV Pressure Vacuum Relief Valve
PCV Pressure Loop Control Valve
PDCV Pressure Differential Control Valve
PRV Pressure Regulating Valve
PSE Rupture Disk / Buckling Pin
PSV Pressure Safety / Relief Valve
SDV Shutdown Valve
SSV Surface Safety Valve
SSSV Subsurface Safety Valve
SCSSV Surface Controlled Sub Surface Safety Valve
TCV Temperature Loop Control Valve
XCV Choke Valve
XV On-Off Valve

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10.2 FIRE AND GAS DETECTORS IDENTIFIER

The fire and gas detectors tag number shall include series of letters (functional
identification) to identify the function of a fire and gas field devices. Fire and Gas Detectors
tag numbers shall take the following format:
Table 15 Fire and Gas Detectors Identifier Format
Fire and Gas Detectors Identifier Format BBCC-FFF-CCCZZG
Table 16 Fire and Gas Detectors Identifier Example
BBCC - FFF - CCC ZZ G

BB = Area Code FGS Detector Functional CCC = System at Sequence No. Identically
CC = System Code, Identifier. Can be three or area detector is (01,02…) (A, B, C…)
typically = 70 FGS four digits. installed
System
Refer Appendix 1 Refer Table 17 Refer Table 21
Example: H2S Gas Detector for Crude Metering Skid: 2070-GDS-18001
2070 - GDS - 180 01 NIL

20 = Topside GDS = H2S Gas Detector 1 = Port Side Sequence no. 01
70 = FGS System 80 = Module 80
Table 17 Fire and Gas Detectors Functional Identifier
Function Identifier Description
SO F&G Detector Smoke Detector
HD F&G Detector Heat Detector
TD F&G Detector Temperature of rise Heat Detector
OMD F&G Detector Oil Mist Detector
FD F&G Detector Flame Detector
GD F&G Detector Infra-Red Point Type Detector
GR F&G Detector Open Path Gas Detector – Receiver
GT F&G Detector Open Path Gas Detector – Transmitter
GDS H2S Gas Detector
GDC CO2 Gas Detector
GDO O2 Depletion Detector
GDH H2 Gas Detector

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Function Identifier Description
MAC Pushbutton Manual Alarm Call Point
HDM Pushbutton Deluge Pushbutton
HPSD Pushbutton PSD Pushbutton
HESD Pushbutton ESD Pushbutton
PAPA Pushbutton Abandon Ship Pushbutton
XD Gas / Fire Damper
Important Notes: -
Specific fire and safety function identifiers for facility or project, user or CONTRACTORs
may propose new code with approval from MISC.
10.3 INSTRUMENT EQUIPMENT IDENTIFIER

For instrument equipment, tagging shall be constructed as follows:
Table 18 Identification of Instrument Equipment Format
Instrument Equipment Identifier Format BBCC-FFFD-CCCZZG
Table 19 Instrument Equipment Identifier Example
BBCC - FFFD - CCCZZG

BB = Area Instrument Equipment, CCC = Sub-System or at area the
CC = System instrument function serves
FFF = Table 20
D = Table 22 (If applicable) ZZ = Sequence No. (01,02…)
G = Identically
(A, B, C…) if applicable.
Refer Appendix 1 Refer Table 20 & Table 22 Refer Table 21
Example: Instrument Air Unit Instrument Junction Box: 3088-JBE-63001

3088 - JBE - 63001
30 = Marine JB = Instrument Junction 6 = Engine Room
88 = System, Box 30 = Level 3
Instrumentation E = Ex’e’ (Increased 01 = Sequence unit no. 01 of
Safety) Junction Box
Example 2: DCS System Cabinet Instrument in E-House: 2087-SC-18001

2087 - SC - 18001
20 = Topside SC = System Cabinet 1 = Port Side
87 = Control 80 = Module 80
System Sequence unit no. 01 of System
Cabinet

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Example 3: Indoor Unit Control Panel for Gas Compression Skid-B located in E-
House: 2023-UCP-18001
2023 - UCP - 18001
20 = Topside UCP = Unit Control Panel 1 = Port Side
23 = Gas 80 = Module 80 Sequence unit no. 01
Compression of Compression Skid
and Re-Injection
Table 20 Instrument Equipment Identifier FFF
Description Code FFF

Instrument Junction Box JB
Remote I / O Panel RIO
Unit Control Panel (normally in Electrical House / Control Room) UCP
Local Control Panel (normally localized at skid) LCP
Local Panel (Note 1) LP
Marshalling Cabinet (DCS, SDS, FGS) CP
Fire Alarm Panel FAP
System Cabinet SC
Server SVR
Mimic Panel / Others MAP
Generator Control Panel GCP
Engineering Workstation EWS
Operator Workstation OWS
Printer PRT
Human Machine Interface HMI
Operator Pushbutton Station OPS
Air Distribution Manifold ADM
Note 1:
Local Panel (LP) to be used for local panel without electronics or active device.
Table 21 Sub - Area CCC
Code C Sub-Area Module / Level Sequence Number CC

1 Port Side
2 Starboard Side
3 Forward Machinery
4 Aft Machinery As per Project Arrangement
5 Upper Deck
6 Engine Room
7 Accommodation

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10.4 INSTRUMENT CLASSIFICATION
Table 22 Ex-Type Code D
Description Code D
Ex’d’ (Flameproof) D
Ex’e’ (Increased Safety) E
Ex’i’ (Intrinsic Safe) I
Ex’n’ (Non-Sparking) N
Ex’p’ (Pressurized) P
Ex’op’ (Optical Radiation) O
Non-Ex Z

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IDENTIFICATION OF INSTRUMENT CABLE
11.1 INSTRUMENT CABLE TAGGING

Cable tagging of Instrumentation shall consist of cable function code followed by field
instrument or equipment tagging that the cable serves and sequence number of cable run.
Table 23 Instrument Cable Function Code Identifier
Description Code C
Core Cable Fire Resistant RF
Core Cable IS RB
Core Cable R
Pair Cable Fire Resistant SF
Pair Cable IS SB
Pair Cable S
Power Cable P
Power Cable Fire Resistant PF
System (Serial, Ethernet, Profibus, etc) I
System Cable Fire Resistant IF
Optical Cable O
Optical Cable Fire Resistant OF
Coax Cable C
Coax Cable Fire Resistant CF
Composite or Special Cables X
Tubing T
- 6Mo MO
- SS SS
- SDD SD
- Hastelloy HT
- Inconel IC
Table 24 Identification of Field Instrument Cable Identifier
Area & System - Field Devices Identifier -ZZZZZ-C (See example 1 below)
Instrument Cable
Identifier Format
Area & System - Field Devices Identifier -ZZZZZ-A-C (See example 2 below)

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Table 25 Field Instrument Cable Identifier Example
BBCC - Field Devices Identifier - ZZZZZ - C

BB = Area Sequence no Cable Function
CC = System (NIL, 02…) Code Identifier,
Example 1 – Instrument cable tag for pressure transmitter on topside Separation &
Stabilization Module connected to skid instrument junction box:
‘2020-PT-0001-S’
Additional
2020 - PT-0001 - Sequence - Cable Type, S
Number
20 = Topside PT-0001 = Instrument cable tag for Single run does S = Pair Cable
20 = Separation pressure transmitter from not require
& Stabilization Separation & Stabilization to numbering
Junction Box
Example 2 - Instrument cable tag from Junction box connected to ICSS marshalling cabinet:
‘2020-JBE-12001-A-S’
2020 - JBE-12001 - Sequence No. - S
20 = Topside JB = Junction Box A = Cable A S = Pair Cable
20 = Separation E = Ex’e’ (Increased Safety) from Junction
& Stabilization 1 = Port Side Box
20 = Module 20
01 = Sequence no. 01
Example 3 - Cable for Instrument equipment, from Indoor Unit Control Panel for Gas
Compression Skid-B to ICSS:
‘2023-UCP-18001-B-R’
2023 - UCP-18001 - B - R
20 = Topside UCP = Unit Control Panel B = Sequence R = Core Cable
23 = Gas 1 = Port Side no. for cable
Compression 80 = Module 80
and Re-Injection 01 = Sequence unit no. 01 of
Compression Skid
The ferrule / wire identification shall follow the instrument tag number with core numbering
in conventional wiring method and for foundation fieldbus wiring method, the ferrule / wire
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11.2 INSTRUMENT LOOP TAG NUMBERING

Instrument Loop Tag Numbering shall follow as per table.
Table 26 Instrument Loop Tag Numbering Example
BBCC - Loop Type CCC - Sequence No. ZZZZ

BB = Area Example: Sequence should be 4
CC = System P = Pressure Loop, digits with exception for
PZ = Pressure Safety Loop, UCP with 5 digits.
GDS = H2S Gas Detector Loop,
UCP = UCP Interface Loop,
Refer Appendix 1
2020-P-0001
2020 - P - 0001
20 = Topside,
P = Pressure Control Loop Sequence No. 0001
2020-PZ-0001
2020 - PZ - 0001
20 = Topside,
PZ = Pressure Safety Loop Sequence No. 0001
2070-GDS-18001
2070 - GDS - 18001
20 = Topside,
GDS = H2S Gas Detector Loop Sequence No. 18001
70 = Fire & Gas
2023-UCP-0001
2023 - UCP - 0001
20 = Topside
23 = Gas Compression and Re- UCP = UCP Interface Loop Sequence No. 0001
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IDENTIFICATION OF TELECOMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT
12.1 TELECOMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT TAGGING

The Telecommunication Equipment tag number shall include series of letters (functional
identification) to identify the function of a Telecommunication Equipment devices.
Telecommunication Equipment tag numbers shall take the following format.
CONTRACTOR may propose new codes with approval from MISC.
Table 27 Telecommunication Equipment Identifier Format
BBCC - FFFF - CCC ZZ F

BB = Area Code, Telecom Function Sub-Area Sequence No. Identically
CC = System Code, typically = Identifier (01,02…) (A, B, C…)
86,
Example - PAGA loudspeaker at Topside, Gas Compression Module: ‘2086-LSU-18001A’

2086 - LSU - 180 01 A
20 = Topside LSU = Loudspeaker 1 = Port Side Sequence unit Unit-A
86 = Telecommunication 80 = Module 80 no.1
System
Example – VHF-FM Radio Equipment at Radio Room in LQ: ‘1086-VHF-18001’

1086 - VHF - 180 01
10 = General VHF = VHF-FM 1 = Port Side Sequence unit (Nil)
86 = Telecommunication Radio Equipment 80 = Module 80 no.1
System
Table 28 Telecommunication Equipment Functional Identifier FFFF
Telecommunication Equipment Description Code FFFF

Access Control Magnetic Lock ACL
Audio Conference phone ACP
Access Control Exit Push Button ACPB
Access Control Reader ACR
Air horn AH
AIS equipment AIS
Audio Amplifier AMP
Antenna ANT
WIFI access point AP
Automatic Radar Plotting Aid equipment ARPA
ARTEMIS ART
Automatic Transfer Switch ATS
Antenna Tuning Unit ATU
Audio Video Recording System Equipment AVR
Berthing Aid Equipment BAS

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Battery Charger Unit BCU
Bi-Directional RF Amplifier BDA
Inmarsat BGAN Equipment BGAN
Blu-ray Player BLRY
Cabinets CAB
Camera, Ex-type CAE
Camera CAM
Combiner CBN
CCTV Junction Box CJB
Clock CLK
Connector CON
Core switch CSW
Control Unit CTL
Data outlet DAO
Distribution board DB
DGPS equipment DGPS
Dehydrator DH
Digital Microwave Radio Equipment DMR
Data terminal unit DTU
DVD Player DVD
Digital video recorder DVR
Electric horn EH
Encoder ENC
E.P.I.R.B EPRB
Electric sounder ES
Environmental Sensor Junction Box ESJB
Emergency Voice Recorder EVR
FANBEAM FANB
Facsimile FAX
Inmarsat Fleet broadband equipment FBB
Flashing Beacon FLB
Fibre Optic Patch Panel FOPP
Firewall FW
GMDSS equipment GMDS
Gyro compass equipment GYRO
Headset HDS
Page Party Handset Station Junction Box HJB
Helideck Monitoring System equipment HMS
Acoustic Hood HOD
Page Party Handset Station HST
Hotline Phone HTL
Intermediate Distribution Frame IDF
Indoor Unit IDU
Inmarsat-C equipment INMC

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Interface unit INU
Integrated Sounder Beacon ISB
Integrated Services Router ISR
Intercom unit, Ex-type IUE
Intercom unit IUN
Joystick Controller JCL
KVM switch KVM
LAN equipment LAN
Loudspeaker LSU
Layer 2 switch LSW
4G LTE Equipment LTE
Magnetic Compass equipment MAG
Main distribution frame MDF
Media Gateway MG
Monitor MON
Multiplexer MUX
NAVTEX equipment NAV
Non-directional beacon equipment NDB
Network Management System NMS
Network video recorder NVR
Outdoor Unit ODU
Optical Fibre Equipment OFC
Offloading Monitoring Telemetry System equipment OMTS
Public Address Access Unit PAAU
Public Address & General Alarm equipment PAGA
PAGA Speaker Junction Box PAJB
PABX equipment PBX
CD Player PCD
POB Check Point PCHP
Position and Navigation System equipment PNS
People on Board Management System equipment POB
Cat6 Patch Panel PP
Portable Radios PR
Printer PRT
Presentation system equipment PS
RACON Equipment RCN
Remote Control Unit RCU
Repeater RPT
Remote Subscriber Service RSS
Search and Rescue Transponder SART
Splitter SPLT
Ship Security Alarm System SSAS
HF/MF Single Side Band equipment SSB
Solid State Power Amplifier SSPA

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POB Mustering Station STAT
Set Top Box STB
Server SVR
Tapping Ways TAP
Telecom Console TCON
Telecom Junction Box TJB
Telecom Network Management System TNMS
Telephone Operator Console TOC
Troposcatter equipment TRP
Trunk radio equipment TRS
Telephone, Ex-type TUE
Telephone TUN
Telephone outlet TUO
Television TV
TV Outlet TVO
TVRO System equipment TVRO
PAGA Beacon Junction Box UAJB
UHF radio equipment UHF
VHF-AM aviation radio equipment VAM
Video Conference equipment VCS
VHF-FM radio equipment VHF
VSAT equipment VSAT
Wave monitoring equipment WAV
Weather Monitoring equipment WMS
Weather Facsimile equipment WEF
Workstation WS
Washer Tank WT
Whistle equipment WHT

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IDENTIFICATION OF TELECOMMUNICATION CABLE
13.1 TELECOMMUNICATION CABLE TAGGING FORMAT

To follow Field Instrument Cable Tagging, Table 24 and example of Table 25 of this
document.
13.2 TELECOMMUNICATION JUNCTION BOX
Table 29 Telecommunication Equipment Identifier Example
BBCC - FFFF - CCCZZ

BB = Area Telecommunication CCC = Sub-System or at area the telecom function serves
CC = System typically 86 = Equipment
Telecommunication ZZ = Sequence No. (01,02…)
G = Identically (A, B, C…) if applicable.

Refer Appendix 1 Refer Table 28
Example: Telecom Equipment: 1086-EPRB-70301

1086 - EPRB - 70301
10 = General EPRB = E.P.I.R.B 7 = Accommodation
86 = System, Telecommunication 03 = Level 3
01 = Sequence No.
G = Nil

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IDENTIFICATION OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
Electrical equipment tagging is categorized with format no.1 and format no.2. Optional
electrical equipment identifier is added to the equipment tag number to specifically define
main electrical equipment. Refer both format for identification of electrical equipment.
14.1 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT TAGGING FORMAT 1

Table 30 Identification of Electrical Equipment Format 1
Electrical Equipment
EEE-BBCCZZF
Identifier Format No. 1
Table 31 Electrical Equipment Identifier format 1 and example
Electrical equipment tagging for Topside Neutral Earthing Resistor
EEE - BBCC ZZ F
Electrical Equipment BB = Area Code, Consists of two-digit Consists only one-letter
Code. CC = System & Unit Code sequence number code to denote identity of
assigned from 01 to equipment
Can be one, two or 99 for each system items used for the same
three letters purpose. (A, B, C..)
Refer Table 32 Refer Appendix 1
Example: NER-208801
NER - 2088 01
NER = Neutral Earthing 20 = Topside, Sequence no. 01 for
N/A
Resistor 88 = Earthing and Lightning system RE-88
14.2 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT CODE (E, EE OR EEE)
Table 32 Electrical Equipment Code
Letter Electrical Equipment Description

BC Battery Charger
BD Busduct
BT Battery
DB Distribution Board
DS Disconnecting Switch
DU DC Supply Unit
EPB Emergency Stop Push Button
G Generator
GM Ventilation / HVAC Fan Motor

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Letter Electrical Equipment Description

IRP Interposing Relay Panel
IS Current Limiter
JB Junction Box
KM Compressor Motor & Compressor Fan Motor
L Lighting Fitting
LCP Local Control Panel (Located Locally)
MCC Motor Control Centre
MCT Multi Cable Transit
MDB Main Distribution Board

NER Neutral Earthing Resistor
PC Photocell
PM Pump Motor
PP Protection Panel
RCU Remote Control Unit
SB Switchboard (For LV System - Voltage less than or equal to 1 kV)
SG Switchgear (For HV System - Voltage level more than 1 kV)
SO Socket Outlet
SPS Solar Power Supply Unit
SS Soft Starter
SW Switch
TR Transformer
UCP Unit Control Panel (Located Remotely)
UPS Uninterruptible Power Supply Unit
VFD Variable Frequency Drives
WR Welding Receptacle

Refer Appendix 1
14.4 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT TAGGING FORMAT 2

Optional electrical equipment identifiers are added to the electrical equipment tag number
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Table 33 Identification of Electrical Equipment Format 2
EEE-EEE-BBCCZZF
Identifier Format No. 2
Table 34 Electrical Equipment Identifier format 2 and example
Electrical equipment tagging for VFD for pump motor (PM-202001).

EEE - Equipment Identifier
Electrical Equipment Code.
(Section 14: Equipment Identifier)
Can be one, two or three letters
Refer Table 32 Refer Table 31 & Table 34
Example: VFD-PM-202001
VFD - PM-202001
PM=Pump Motor
20=Topside
VFD= Variable Frequency Drive
20=Separation & Stabilization
01=Sequence No of system 20
When electric motor is coupled to mechanical equipment such as pump or compressor,

then the electric motor tagging shall be based on the main equipment it is coupled to.
Electric Motor tagging method: Equipment Functional Code + M - BBCCZZ
Equipment Functional code - refer to Appendix 2. Take the main code, e.g. A, P, K etc.
M = Motor
BBCC = Appendix 1 (follow equipment)
Example:
Mechanical equipment (Pump): PA-202001
Electric motor: PM-202001
Mechanical Equipment (Compressor): KA-202111

Electric Motor: KM-202111
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IDENTIFICATION OF ELECTRICAL CABLE
15.1 ELECTRICAL CABLE TAGGING FORMAT

Electrical cable numbering is based on the electrical equipment tag to which the cable is
associated. Functional identification is added to clearly designate cables.
Table 35 Identification of Electrical Cable Format
Electrical Cable
Electrical Equipment Tagging-C-ZZZ
Identifier Format
Table 36 Electrical Cable Identifier and example
- C - ZZZ
Tagging
(Section 14 Identification of Consists of three-digit sequence number
Cable function code
Electrical Equipment) assigned from 001 to 999 for each system
For single core cable, denote with A / B / C after the
Refer Table 31 & Table 34 Refer Table 37
sequence number
Example: PM-202001-P-001
PM-202001 - P - 001
Sequence power cable no. 001 for
P= Power Cable of Main Feed
equipment PM-201001
Example: VFD-PM-202001-P-001
VFD-PM-202001 - P - 001
Sequence No. 001 for equipment
P=Power Cable of Main Feed
VFD-PM-201001
15.2 CABLE FUNCTION (C)
Table 37 Cable Function Identifier (C)
Code Cable Function

P Power Cable of Main Feed
C Control Cable
M Measurement Cable
H Space Heater Cable
T Temperature Monitoring and Protection cable
E Earth Cable

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IDENTIFICATION OF ELECTRICAL JUNCTION BOX / SWITCH / LIGHTING /

SOCKET
16.1 ELECTRICAL JUNCTION BOX TAGGING FORMAT
Table 38 Identification of Electrical Cable Format
Electrical Junction Box / Switch /

Electrical Equipment Tagging-EE-ZZZ
Lighting Identifier Format
Table 39 Electrical JB Identifier
- EE - ZZZ
Tagging
Consists of three-digit sequence
(Section 14 Identification of Electrical Bulk Code.
number assigned from 001 to 999
Electrical Equipment) Can be one or two letters
for each system
Refer Table 31 & Table 34 Refer Table 32
Figure 1 Electrical JB Identifier example

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APPENDICES
Area, System & Unit Code (BBCC)
Table 40 Area Code (BB)
Description Code
General 10
Topside 20
Hull and Marine 30
Mooring, Turret 40
Subsea, Umbilical, Riser, Flowline (SURF)
50
*from seabed upwards to lower interface with riser balcony
Table 41 System and Unit Code (CC)
System Unit Code
General 00
01
02
03
(00-09)
Reserved to system 04
that are specific to a 05
particular plant
06
07
08
09
Drilling 10
Drilling Process 11
Drilling Well Control 12
(10-19)
Drilling, Well and Riser and Well Topside 13
Subsea Related Drilling Control and Monitoring 14
Systems
Drilling Drain 15
Well and Riser Subsea 18
Subsea Installation – Maintenance and Work Over 19
Separation and Stabilization 20
(20 – 29) Crude Handling and Metering 21
Main Process Systems Flash Gas Compression 22
Gas Compression and Re-Injection 23

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System Unit Code
Gas Treatment 24
Gas Conditioning 25
Carbon Dioxide (CO 2) Compression 26
Gas Export and Metering 27
Gas Sweetening 28
Water Injection 29
Oil Export Line 30
Condensate Export Line 31
Gas Export Pipeline 32
Oil Storage 33
(30 – 39) Injection Water Pipeline 34
Export and byproduct
Handling Chemical Injection Pipeline 35
Wellstream Pipeline 36
Gas Injection Pipeline 37
Glycol / Methanol Regeneration 38
Loading 39
Cooling Medium 40
Heating Medium 41
Chemical Injection 42
Flare 43
Oily Water 44
Fuel Gas 45
Methanol Injection 46
Chlorination 47
(40 – 69) Sea Water 50
Process Support and
Utility Systems Ballast Water 52
Fresh Water 53
Steam 55
Open Drain 56
Closed Drain 57
Thruster and Propulsion 58
Lubrication Oil 59
Jet Fuel 61
Marine Fuel (Diesel, HFO / IFO) 62

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System Unit Code
Compressed Air 63
Inert Gas 64
Hydraulic Power 65
Sewage Treatment 66
Package Unit Instrumented System 67
Process Control Instrumented System 68
Safety Instrumented System 69
Fire and Gas Detection 70
Fire Water 71
Fire Fighting 72
(70 – 79) Material Handling 73
Safety Systems Life Saving 74
Passive Fire Protection 75
Emergency Preparedness 76
Environment Protection 77
Main Power (u > 6.6 kV) 80
Main Power (1.0 kV < u = < 6.6 kV) 81
Main Power (u = or < 1.0 kV) 82
Emergency Power (u = or > 1.0 kV) 83
(80 – 89)
Emergency Power (u < 1.0 kV) 84
Electrical
Battery and No-Break 85
Telecommunication 86
Control 87
Earthing and Lightning 88
Topside Structure 90
Sub Structure 91
Temporary 92
Architectural Incl. Workshop and Storage 93
(90 – 99)
Structural, Civil, Marine Mooring and Positioning 94
and Architectural Onshore / Civil 95
Systems
Subsea Structure and Template 96
HVAC 97
Corrosion Protection 98
Area Completion 99

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Equipment Functional Code
TYPE FUNCTION CODE

Naval Architecture AA
Structure (General) AB
Accommodation AC
Hull Structure AD
Topside Structure – Main Foundations (incl. local
AI
reinforcements in hull)
Topside Structure – Main and Generic Structure AJ
Topside Structure – Equipment Supports AK
Topside Structure – Special Pipe Supports and Foundations for
AL
Pipe Supports
Topside Structure – Material Handling AM
(A) Topside Structure – Access AN
Architectural
Topside Structure – Deck specific Details (penetrations) AO
Topside Structure – Interconnecting Structures (in-fill, etc.) AP
Topside Structure – Fire Protection AQ
Topside Structure – Impact Load Protection AR
Topside Structure – Structure dedicated to installation (lifting /
AS
load out)
Topside Structure – Sea fastening AT
Topside Structure – Standards AU
Topside Structure – Others, Misc. AV
Mooring Structure AW
Corrosion Protection AZ
Derrick BA
Pipe Handling Equipment BC
BOP / BOP Accumulator Equipment BD
Cutting Disposal Package BE
Mud Burner / Mud Burner Package BF
Drawworks / Rotary Table and Drawworks Package BG
Cementing Package BI
(B)
Top Drive Unit / Package BJ
Drilling
Mud Pump Package BK
Skid Jacks BM
Diverters BN
Drilling Panels BP
Choke / Production / Injection & Test Manifold BS
TFL Equipment BT
Wireline Equipment BU

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TYPE FUNCTION CODE

Other Drilling Equipment BX
Hoppers / Mud Guns / Blenders BY
Drilling Equipment Packages BZ
Regenerative Filters CA
Non-Regenerative Filters CB
Centrifuges CC
Extractors CD
Cyclones CE
Mechanical Separator / Shakers CF
Refrigeration Units CG
Chemical Feeders CH
Molecular Sieves CI
Mixers / Agitators CJ
(C) Demisters CK
Miscellaneous
Trays CL
Mechanical
Equipment Solid Waste Disposal Units CN
Incinerators CP
Eductors and Ejectors CQ
Trash Racks / Collectors CR
Lubrication and Seal Oil Units CS
Hydraulic Units CT
Comminutors CU
Trash Stop Gates CV
Offloading Hose Reel, Hawser Reel, Quick Release Hook CW
Other Miscellaneous Mechanical Equipment CX
Miscellaneous Mechanical Equipment Packages CZ
Gas Engines DA
Gearboxes and Couplings DB
Steam Turbines DC
(D) Diesel Engines DD

Drivers and Power Electrical Motors DE
Transmissions
Air Driven Motors / Starters DF
Gas Turbines DT
Hydraulic Motors / Starters DV
Other Drivers DX
Batteries EB
(E)
Electrical Control Equipment (Panels, Relay Boxes) EC
Equipment DC Distribution Boards ED

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TYPE FUNCTION CODE

Generators EG
Switch Gear Above 1 kV EH
Foghorns and Beacons (Navigation Aid, not
EI
Telecommunication)
Switchgear / Distribution Boards; U less or Equal to 400V EL
Switchgear / Distribution Boards; U less or Equal to 1 kV EN
Earthing Bar EP
Rectifiers, Inverters, UPS, Frequency Converters ER
Lightning Arrestors ES
Transformers ET
Electrical Cathodic Protection EU
Bus Ducts, Bars and Accessories EV
Filters and Compensation Equipment EY
Electrical Equipment Packages EZ
Direct Fired Heaters Include Stack and Ducting FA
Steam Boilers Include Stack and Ducting FB
Stacked Flares FC
Flares Ground FD
(F) Electric Heaters FE
Heaters, Boilers,
Special Heaters FF
Furnaces and
Flares Special Boilers FG
Electrode Boiler Packages FH
Furnaces FI
Other Heating, Burning and Boiling Equipment FX
Heater, Furnace and Boiler Packages FZ
Air Handling GA
Cooling Units, Refrigeration Units GB
Filters and Filter-Coalescers GC
Boilers and Heaters GD
Dampers GE
Terminal Units GF
(G) Sound Attenuators GG
HVAC and
Refrigerant Humidifiers / Dehumidifiers GH
Air Conditioners GI
Heating and Cooling Coils GJ
Fans (Axial / Centrifugal) GK
Provision Refrigerant GL
Ventilation / HVAC Fan Motor GM
Weather Louvres GQ

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TYPE FUNCTION CODE

Traps GR
Domestic Water Heaters GW
Other Heating, Ventilation or Air Conditioning Packages GX
Note! For Automatic Dumpers, Ref. ISO3511
Shell and Tube Heat Exchangers HA
Plate Heat Exchangers HB
Air Cooled Heat Exchangers HC
Quench Coolers HD
Misc. Coolers and Condensers HE
(H) Double Pipe Heat Exchangers HF
Heat Transfer
Equipment Core Type Heat Exchangers HG
Liquefaction Heat Exchangers (Cryogenic) HH
Reboilers / Evaporators HI
Waste Heat Recovery Units HW
Other Heat Transfer Equipment HX
Heat Transfer Equipment Packages HZ
Analysers IA
Control Panels with Instrument, Controllers, etc. IB
Navigation Devices ID
Flow Instruments IF
Fire & Gas – Shut Down Control System IG
Oil Metering Packages IH
Gas Metering Packages II
Level Instruments IL
(I)
Pressure Instruments IP
Instrumentation
Process Control and Supervisory System IR
Temperature Instruments IT
Dynamic Positioning Control System (DP) IU
Weight Scales IV
Emergency Shut-Down System IW
Other Instrument Equipment IX
Vibrating / Displacement Measuring Systems IY
Instrument Equipment Packages IZ
Centrifugal Compressors KA
(K) Reciprocating Compressors KB
Compressors,
Screw / Rotary Compressors KC
Blowers and
Expanders Axial Compressors KD
Fans KE

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Blowers KF
Expanders KH
Compressor Motor / Compressor Fan Motor KM
Other Compressors, Blowers and Expanders KX
Compressor, Blower and / or Expansion Packages KZ
Emergency Shutdown Valves LA
Major Control Valves LC
Slug Catcher LD
Pig Launchers / Pig Receivers LE
Expansion Joints / Expansion Bellows LF
Production Risers LG
Injection Risers LH
Buoyancy Elements / Modules LM
(L) Intelligent Pigs LN

Transfer and Sealing Pigs LO
Control Equipment Batch Pigs LP
Scraper Pigs LQ
Welding Bladders LR
Pipeline Inspection Tools LS
Pipeline / Umbilicals End Fittings LT
Hydraulic Umbilicals LU
Electrohydraulic Umbilical LV
Integrated Service Umbilical LW
Other Transfer and Control Equipment LX
Pedestal Cranes MA
Hoists and Trolleys MB
Elevators and Lifts MC
Trucks, Carts, Forklifts, etc MD
Mobile Cranes ME
Overhead Cranes MF
(M) Railroad and Road Loading Equipment MG
Material and
Product Handing Winches (Linear / Traction / Rotary Drum etc.) MK
Packing, Calibrating and Measurement Equipment MQ
Chain Jack, Chain Storage MT
Product Loading and Vapour Return Arms MU
Gantry and Portal Cranes MV
Winches Package MW
Other Material and Product Handling Equipment MX

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Mooring Tensioning System Package MY
Material and / or Product Handling Equipment Packages MZ
Belt Conveyors NA
Bucket Elevators NB
Screw Conveyors / Feeders NC
Tube & Flow Conveyors ND
Multi-Flow Conveyors NE
Jaw Crushers NF
Impact Breakers NG
Twin Rotor Impactors NH
Granulators NI
(N) Gravity Impact Crushers NJ

Mechanical Hammermills NK
Equipment Solids Reversible Impactors NL
Roll Crusher NM
Mills NN
Vibrating Packers NO
Vibrating Screens NP
Elastomeric Bearings NQ
Fines Sifters & Screens NR
Blenders NS
Bin Activators NT
Feeders NU
Centrifugal Pumps PA
Reciprocating Pumps PB
Rotary Pumps PC
Special Metering Pumps PD
Gear Pumps PE
(P)
Diaphragm Pumps PF
Pumps
Screw Pumps PG
Submerged Pumps with Non-Submerged Motors PH
Pump Motor PM
Submerged Pumps with Submerged Motors PS
Other Pumps PX
Public Address and Alarm System RA
(R) SOLAS / GMDSS Radio and General Radio System RB
Telecommunication Closed Circuit Television System – (CCTS) RC
Drillers Talk-Back System RD

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Entertainment System RE
Distribution Frames RF
Emergency Telephone RG
Office Intercommunication System RH
Navigation, Positioning and Distance Measuring RN
PABX System (include Telephone) RP
Data Communication Network RQ
Radar System, Marine and Aviation RR
Satellite Communication System RS
Telemetry System RT
UHF / VHF Radio (Onboard) RU
Personnel Registration / Paging / Tracking system RV
Environment Monitoring System RW
Other Telecommunication Equipment RX
Telecommunication Equipment Packages RZ
Lifeboats and Davits SA
Pick- Up Boats and Davits SB
First-Aid Equipment SC
Life Saving / Escape Devices SD
PFP (Jacket Type) SE
Ambulances SF
Fire Trucks SG
Inert Gas Equipment SH
Fixed Foam Unit SJ
Dual Agent Unit SK
Dry Chemical Equipment SL
(S)
Safety / Escape and Fire Water System Equipment SM
Fire Fighting Remote Operated Foam Monitors SN
Fire Extinguishers SP
Fire Hose Reels SQ
Hydrants SR
Fire Water Monitors SS
Sprinkler / Deluge Systems SU
Life Rafts SW
Other Safety, Escape and Fire Fighting Equipment (e.g.
Rescue Tripod, Rescue ‘Y’ Lanyard, Stretcher, Basket SX
Stretcher etc.
Central Fire Point Units SY
Safety, Escape and / or Fire Fighting Equipment Packages SZ

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Storage Tanks – Cylindrical TA
Storage Tanks – Rectangular TB
Hoppers TE
(T)
Storage Tanks / Mud Pits TF
Containment Sumps TG
Equipment –
Bins TJ
Atmospheric
Containers TK
Refrigerated Storage Tanks TR
Other Tanks TX
Wellhead and Tubing Hanger System UA
X-mas Tree System UB
Flow Control UC
Subsea Station Structure Appurtenances UD
Lifting, Levelling and Piling System UE
Pull-in and Connection Structural Equipment UF
Manifold Valves UG
Pigging Facilities UI
Connection Equipment UJ
Topside Control Equipment UK
(U) Uninterruptable Power Supply UL
Subsea Equipment Hydraulic Power Unit UM
Subsea Control Pod UN
Electrical Distribution System UO
Riser System UP
Workover Control System UQ
Intervention System and Tools (ROT) UR
ROV / ROMV and Tools US
Intervention Control System UT
Test Equipment UU
Special Subsea Equipment UX
Other Subsea Equipment UZ
Separators VA
Contractors VB
(V) Regenerators VC
Vessels and
Settling Drums, Knock-Out Drums and Flash Drums VD
Columns –
Pressurized Columns / Towers VE
Reactors VF
Scrubbers VG

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Deaerators VH
Coalescers, Treater VJ
Dryers VK
Receiver and Surge Drums, Expansion-Head Tanks VL
Gas Holders VP
Spheres VQ
Tote Tanks VS
Oxygen Units VT
Hydrogen Units VU
Inert Gas Units VV
Condensate Control Drums VW
Other Vessels and Columns VX
Vessel-and Column Packages VZ
X-Mas Tree WA
Tubing Shear Ram WB
Tubing Shear Ram / X-Mas Tree-Extensions WC
Wellhead WD
Wellhead Housing & Extension WE
Conductor Housing & Extension WF
Conductor Guides & Hub Connectors WG
(W) Casing Hanger WH
Wellhead Tubing Hanger WI
Equipment
(Surface Seal Rings / Seals WJ
Completion) Guide Base WK
Landing Base WL
Diverter System WM
Blow Out Preventer Stack WN
Hydraulic Connectors WO
Wireline Unit / Wireline Equipment WP
Wireline Pressure Retaining Equipment WQ
Other Wellhead Equipment WX
Oily Water Treatment Packages XA
Centrifuge Packages XB
Inert Gas Generator Packages XC
(X)
Miscellaneous Fire Water Pump Packages XD
Package Units Potable Water Pump Packages XE
Sewage / Waste Water Treatment Packages XF
Catalyst Packages XG

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Helicopter Fuel Packages XH
Cooling Towers XI
Vacuum Units Packages XJ
Main Power Generator Sets XM
Emergency Power Generator Sets XN
Thruster Packages XP
Chemical Treatment Packages XQ
Chemical Injection Packages XR
Compressors / Gas turbine Driver Sets XT
Instrument Air Packages XV
Other Equipment Packages XX
Nitrogen Generation Packages XY
Oxygen Generation Packages XZ
Tethers / Tendons YA
Tether Couplings YB
Cross-Load Bearings YC
Tensioner / Motion Compensator YD
Tether Tie- Off Assembly YE
Torque Tools YF
Tether Handling Equipment YG
Anchor Latches YH
Tether Deployment Tools YI
Capstans YK
Cables & Chains YL
Anchors YM
(Y)
Mooring and Clump Weights YN
Marine Equipment Fenders YO
Anchor Pendant Buoys YP
Signal Buoys YQ
Mud Mats YR
Levelling Systems YS
Remote Operated Vehicles (ROV) YT
Tank Cleaning / Crude Oil Washing YU
Accommodation Ladders / Gangways YV
Turret Equipment YW
Other Mooring & Marine Equipment including Ship Outfitting
(Bollard, Closed Chock, Panama Chock, Smit Bracket, YX
Pedestal Roller, Chain Stopper etc.)
Hawser for tandem mooring and offloading floating hose YY

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Breakaway Coupling and accessories, etc. Other Mooring &
YZ
Marine Equipment
(Z)
Multidiscipline ZZ
General
Mechanical Function Identifiers
F.I. Description
ADV Automatic Deluge Valve
BDV Blowdown Valve
HCV Hand Operated Choke Valve
HV Hand Operated Valve
PVRV Pressure Vacuum Relief Valve
PSV Relief Valve
SSV Surface Safety Valve
SCSSV Surface Controlled Sub Surface Safety Valve
SDV Shutdown Valve
ESDV Emergency Shutdown Valve
SV Solenoid Valve
WV Wing Valve
Note:
Additional identifiers may be added to indicate special requirements:
NC - Normally Closed
NO - Normally Open
FB - Full Bore
CSC - Car Sealed Closed
CSO - Car Sealed Open
FC - Fail Closed
FO - Fail Open
LC - Locked Closed
LO - Locked Open
TSO - Tight Shut Off

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