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PROCEDURE: 00-PRO-IM-0003
MICROSTATION CAD PROCEDURES
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0 SCOPE ................................................................................................................................................................ 3
2.0 PURPOSE ........................................................................................................................................................... 3
3.0 QUALITY ASSURANCE ..................................................................................................................................... 3
4.0 DRAWING FILE FORMAT.................................................................................................................................. 4
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5.0 SPECIALIZED DESIGN SOFTWARE ................................................................................................................ 4
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6.0 FILE MANAGEMENT.......................................................................................................................................... 4
6.1 Electronic Drawing Naming Convention................................................................................................. 4
6.2 Directory Structure.................................................................................................................................. 4
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7.0 DESIGN STANDARDS ....................................................................................................................................... 5
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General ................................................................................................................................................... 5
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7.2 Seed Files............................................................................................................................................... 5
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7.3 Standard Settings ................................................................................................................................... 6
7.4 Standard Elements ................................................................................................................................. 8
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8.0 DRAFTING GUIDELINES ................................................................................................................................. 13

8.1 Drawing Number................................................................................................................................... 13
8.2 Sheet Size ............................................................................................................................................ 13
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8.3 Drawing Scale ...................................................................................................................................... 13

8.5 Reference Files .................................................................................................................................... 16
9.0 RASTER IMAGES............................................................................................................................................. 17
10.0 ELECTRONIC DATA DELIVERABLES ........................................................................................................... 17
10.1 MicroStation Files ................................................................................................................................. 17
10.2 Drawing List .......................................................................................................................................... 18
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This Procedure applies to Canadian Natural Resources Limited – Horizon Oil Sands.
It specifies minimum management or technical requirements.
In cases where legislation imposes more stringent or additional requirements, the legislative requirements shall override
these procedures until such time as these procedures are updated to reflect new requirements.
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1.0 SCOPE
Computer Aided Drafting (CAD) is an integral component of Engineering Systems Information
Management for the Canadian Natural Horizon Oil Sands Facility. The production of digital files by CAD
is an important corporate asset. The greatest payback for CAD and related technology is in the reuse of
the digital data for facilities management and as a foundation for future work activities. If CAD files are to
be an effective source of information, they must adhere to a standardized set of criteria.
This document is not intended to dictate the manner in which drawings are developed. Rather, its intent is
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to identify the needs of Canadian Natural for facilities management purposes. These consistent
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deliverables provide assurance for a comprehensive life-cycle strategy. The contractor is responsibility for
the accuracy of all input and output of computer based applications.
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Properly using the concepts and tools outlined in this manual will better equip CAD systems users to
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produce high-quality CAD drawings more efficiently and consistently. Thus, the purpose for having a CAD
Procedures manual and associated electronic files can be categorized into three main areas:
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1. Quality of Deliverables: The documentation of Canadian Natural CAD Procedures will aid in
creating deliverables that have a consistent and superior quality
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2. Efficiency: The resource files that accompany this document are designed to help users quickly
place standard graphical elements.
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3. Consistency between Canadian Natural and Contractors: Use of the resource files that are part of
the Canadian Natural CAD Procedures will ensure that drawings will conform to Canadian Natural
requirements and are consistent – whether projects are done by contractors or Canadian Natural
personnel.
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3.0 QUALITY ASSURANCE

At final drawing submission, Canadian Natural will carry out a Quality Assurance (QA) Check in
accordance with 00-PRO-IM-0006 on the electronic CAD data files to assure adherence to the CAD
Procedures. In addition, Canadian Natural reserves the right to request CAD data files at our discretion,
to conduct a CAD drawing audit.
 As defined in 00-PRO-IM-0006, Non-Conformance Reports (NCR) and Corrective Action Requests
(CAR) will be issued for any functions not adhering to the guidelines and requirements defined by
Canadian Natural.
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No drawing will be accepted as final until all NCR & CAR QA issues are resolved. Deliverables that
fail to meet any requirement in any of these areas will result in the turnover being rejected until all
corrections have been made.
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4.0 DRAWING FILE FORMAT

All CAD deliverables not originating from the Engineering Design Database Systems shall be developed
in MicroStation or AutoCAD design file format unless otherwise specified in the Scope of Services. This
requirement ensures that Canadian Natural receives a product that is immediately usable on Canadian
Natural CAD systems.
This procedure is intended for MicroStation V8 file format. If AutoCAD is used, please refer to 00-PRO-
IM-0130. If MicroStation V7 is used, please refer to 00-PRO-IM-0002, for PDS related standards to be
used. MicroStation V7 file format files should be worked on in MicroStation V7 and not V7 Workmode
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within MicroStation V8.
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The content of all final submission design files delivered to Canadian Natural shall match the content of
the printed PDF drawing. Editing the PDF will not be permitted.
NOTE: Design files received in MicroStation format (.dgn) are not to be converted to AutoCAD format
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(.dwg). Design files received in AutoCAD format may be worked on in AutoCAD or converted to
MicroStation format but must remain consistent between conversions.
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In addition to the core CAD engine, there are other design applications used at Canadian Natural (PDS,
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SPI, SPPID, etc.). Generally these packages have their own layers, colors, line styles, etc. which are
automatically created by the software. Users can use a “look up” table or a mapping facility to cross-
reference the layers to the Canadian Natural Standard layers when the need to exchange data is
required.
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Each design application will have their own project approved procedures and conventions in a separate
document and should be followed for specific application use. Those documents however, will not
compromise the integrity of the Horizon CAD Procedures.
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6.0 FILE MANAGEMENT

6.1 Electronic Drawing Naming Convention
Canadian Natural requires that the electronic file name be identical to that of the drawing number
as indicated within this document minus any attribute separator(s). Each CAD drawing and
reference file must have a unique name that adheres to the naming structure indicated herein.
 Under no circumstances shall the revision identifier be part of any CAD electronic file
name.
 The CAD electronic file name shall NOT contain any special characters or spaces
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6.2 Directory Structure

The contractor is responsible for ensuring proper management of the CAD files being used on all
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Canadian Natural projects. The contractor will ultimately be responsible for ensuring that drawing
deliverables are submitted at the completion of a project with the directory structure as indicated
in the turnover procedure 00-PRO-IM-0015.
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7.0 DESIGN STANDARDS

7.1 General
MicroStation drawings have the capability to have multiple sheets per design model. While this
may facilitate the production of construction documents, it can impede the archival process and
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create content discrepancies. Therefore, to minimize potential problems:
 Prior to delivery to Canadian Natural Horizon, any files containing multiple sheets shall be broken
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down into separate drawings containing single sheets.
 Drawing files delivered to Canadian Natural Horizon shall contain only one drawing and one title
block per file.
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 Drawings shall be purged of empty, unused or non-essential drawing data outside of the title block
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extents, prior to submittal to Canadian Natural Horizon. This includes all unused levels, cells, text
and entities.
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 Drawings shall not contain overlaid, duplicate elements unless the elements are assigned to
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different levels
 A Saved View shall be initiated showing full view of drawing including border for plotting and batch
plotting. The saved view will be named Final Plot.
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7.2 Seed Files

When a new design (dgn) file is created, MicroStation makes a copy of the specified template file.
Template files are known as seed files. To ensure design file setup consistency, the following
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standard seed files have been created and will be provided to the contractor for use on Canadian
Natural projects.
The following two dimensional (2D) and three dimensional (3D) seed files shall be used to
facilitate the creation of any new design files including cell libraries;
Dimension Seed File Name
2D cnrlh_seed2d.dgn
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7.3 Standard Settings

Working Units
MicroStation lets you draw in “real world” units; meters, millimeters, etc. These real world units
are called working units. Working Units are expressed in Master Units (the largest units in
common use in a design file, such as meter) and fractional Sub Units (such as millimeters).
The standard unit definition file for Canadian Natural is cnrlh_units.def and will be provided to
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the contractor for use on all Canadian Natural project work.
MicroStation design files used in plan preparation shall use the following standard working units;
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Resolution (V8 80 000 per m

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Max Area 53687
The Canadian Natural seed files have been defined with standard resolution/units and shall not
be changed by the user. Deviation from these working units is not permitted.
Global Origin
Elements in the design file are drawn by placing data points. Each data point placed in the design
plane has an associated X (easting), Y (northing) and Z (elevation, 3D files only) position or
coordinate.
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Within the Canadian Natural seed files, the Global Origin point is set to the exact center of the
design plane and assigned coordinates as defined;
Position Global Origin

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X (Easting) 26843.5456
Y (Northing) 26843.5456
Z (Elevation) 26843.5456
The Canadian Natural seed files have been defined with a global origin and shall not be changed
by the user. Deviation from this global origin is not permitted.
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Coordinate Readout
The following coordinate readout settings are delivered in the standard seed files. Deviations from
these settings are not permitted.
Models (2D/3D)
Format (coordinate) Master Units
Accuracy (coordinate) 0.1234
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Mode (angle) Conventional
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Color Table
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in shared files. MicroStation reads a color table to determine the correct color to display for the
specified feature. The standard color table for all Canadian Natural project work is
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2 Green
True 3 Red
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Color 4 Yellow
5 Magenta
6 Orange
7 Cyan
232 Gray 10%
233 Gray 20%
234 Gray 30% - Shading
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235 Gray 40%

Gray 236 Gray 50% - Linework
Scale 237 Gray 60%
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238 Gray 70%

239 Gray 80%
240 CNRL Logo Blue
254 White (block items out)
NOTE: Color values may vary or appear different on screen due to graphics cards, monitors
display capabilities, etc.
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DGN Library
DGN Library files (DGNLIB’s) maintain and deliver CAD Procedures. The DGLIB provides these
standard items but locks them from being edited, thus helping to maintain Standards. The
standard items include the following;
 Levels
 Level Filters
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Text Styles
 Dimension Styles
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 Cells
Only Levels, Level Filters, Text Styles & Dimension Styles are maintained in the current Canadian
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Natural standard DGNLIB’s. All other standard elements are delivered through other methods.
Refer to the relevant sections below (Standard Elements) for more information.
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Symbology includes which color, line style, and weight are associated with each element to be
drawn. Following the symbology outlined in the manual is essential for several reasons, but
perhaps the most important reason is the standardization of the final output. Following standard
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symbology ensures that each element will plot the same from drawing to drawing.
Levels
A design file may contain an unlimited number of levels in which data may be displayed. There
are two primary ways in which to assign symbology to each element: first, the color, weight and
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linestyle of the graphic elements are set independently. The other is ByLevel symbology. With
ByLevel symbology, each level may have a pre-assigned color, linestyle and weight. By selecting
the desired level, these attributes are automatically set.
Level Libraries
Levels and the associated ByLevel symbology are stored in a DGN Library and must be attached
to any MicroStation file. The contractor shall attach the DGN Library at the time of drawing
creation.
Standard levels based on the level names developed by Canadian Natural are maintained in
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cnrlh_levels.dgnlib.
Level Filters
Level filters serve two purposes: (1) to limit the number of levels that appear in a level list and (2)
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to turn groups of levels on and off when needed. The latter application is especially useful for
controlling level display of attached reference files.
Standard level filters based on the level names developed by Canadian Natural Horizon are
combined with and maintained in cnrlh_levels.dgnlib.
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Line Weights
Line weights are used to differentiate graphical elements in the design file and on the plotted
sheet. Line weights width ranges from weight 0 (narrowest) to weight 31 (widest) and designate
the thickness of the line to draw or plot a graphic element. Standard line weights for plan graphics
are set per level and maintained in cnrlh_levels.dnglib.
Line Styles
Line styles are used to differentiate linear elements in the design file and on the plotted sheet.
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There are eight default line styles available in MicroStation using the values zero (0) through
seven (7).
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The standard resource Line Style file for Canadian Natural is, cnrlh_lstyles.rsc
Cells (Canadian Natural)
Most of the cells created in Canadian Natural cell libraries have been created as graphic cells.
The symbology (color, style, weight and level) of a graphic cell is determined when it is created.
When graphic cells are placed, they are level-independent, i.e., they keep the settings that were
active when they were created. A few cells have been created as point cells where appropriate. A
point cell takes on the active symbology set in the file at the time it is placed.
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MicroStation V8 has the ability to place cells at True Scale. The cells supplied with the Canadian
Natural CAD cell libraries have been created with Units of Resolution to match the standard seed
file (meaning that they will always be true scale). Nevertheless, the contractor will ensure True
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Scale is turned on at all times.
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The standard cell library used to facilitate the drawing with commonly used symbols and title
blocks is maintained in cnrlh_cells.cel. Cells are placed into categories designated by the
abbreviation shown below:
ABREVIATION CATEGORY
CL Contractor Logo
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GE General
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AR Architectural
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EL Electrical
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IN Instrumentation
IS Isometric
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ME Mechanical
PF Process Flow Diagrams
PP Piping
 Contractors who require additional cells may create them as required once approved.
However, it should be recognized that the cell library for any Non-Canadian Natural cells will
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need to be submitted as well and thus become a project deliverable.

 Cells shall NOT be placed as Shared Cells.
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 Existing Canadian Natural cell libraries shall NOT be modified and is NOT permitted.
Cells (Contractor)
All cells created by the Contractor and forming part of the deliverable drawings shall be created at
a 1:1 scale using Canadian Natural seed files. The cell graphics shall conform to the applicable
Canadian Natural Level and Symbology Mapping. Contractor created cells are to be maintained
into a separate cell library and not added to the cnrlh_cells.cel cell library.
Naming Convention:
The cell name shall start with two alphabetic characters (refer to the cell abbreviation chart above
for characters). The two character abbreviation shall be followed by a sequential number based
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on the next available number in that section according to the specific cell library. If no cells exist
that pertain to that category, the first number would be 0001.
The cell description shall be followed with the Contractor office identifier (see 00-PRO-IM-0005
PDS NAMING CONVENTIONS & LABELS) followed by a meaningful description of the cell.
Example: PP0045 BUTTERFLY VALVE – FDC
Fonts
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Canadian Natural has defined several standard fonts for use on all drawings. It is important to use
these fonts so that the final plotted version matches the electronic version of the file. Only the
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fonts provided by Canadian Natural are acceptable for use on drawing deliverables. True type
fonts shall not be used.
The standard Font resource file for Canadian Natural is cnrlh_font.rsc and contains the following
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standard fonts;
3 – Engineering: Proportional font
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43 – Arial: Filled font
70 – Arial Bold: Bold Filled font
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Standard text sizes have been defined to ensure uniform legibility of all drawings. The standard
text properties are as follows;
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Dimensions, General 2.5mm 2.125mm 1.25mm 0.60mm
Text & Notes
Headings 4.0mm 3.4mm 2.0mm 1.00mm
Main Titles 6.0mm 5.1mm 3.0mm 1.00mm
** 2.0mm can only be used under special conditions when necessary.
 Use of these fonts shall be through their implementation as Text Styles.
 Contractors who require additional fonts for company names or logos may use them as
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required once approved. However, it should be recognized that in order for electronically
submitted plans to display properly, the resource file for any added fonts will need to be
submitted as well. The font resource then becomes a project deliverable.
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Text Styles
Text Styles facilitate the placement of text. One of the primary advantages of Text Styles, aside
from maintaining consistent appearance of text, is the ability to propagate the drawing scale to
the size of text. This is achieved by enabling Model Annotation Scale Lock.
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Text Styles are automatically scaled by the active drawing scale. The Text Style is maintained at
a unit size of 1:1 but will be scaled at the time of placement.
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Text styles have been created by Canadian Natural Horizon and are maintained in a DGNLIB.
The standard Text Style resource file for Canadian Natural is, cnrlh_textstyles.dgnlib.
 If a user changes the drawing scale of a file that already contains text, they will be asked if
the drawing scale should be applied to existing text. The recommended response is NO
unless the intent is to change all other text size.
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Dimension Styles
Dimension styles have been created by Canadian Natural Horizon and are maintained in a
DGNLIB. The standard Dimension Style resource file for Canadian Natural is
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8.0 DRAFTING GUIDELINES

8.1 Drawing Number
Canadian Natural requires that CAD drawing numbers follow the format as indicated in 00-STD-
IM-0002 Numbering of Controlled Engineering Documents. Each CAD design file must have
a unique drawing number that adheres to the naming guidelines indicated therein. The revision
number is NOT to be included in the design file name.
8.2 Sheet Size
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Sheet sizes in the ISO ‘A’ series shall be used for all drawings. The standard sheet size definition
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file for Canadian Natural is cnrlh_sheetsizes.def and has been rationalized as indicated below;
ISO Designation ANSI Designation
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A3 297 420 B 11 17
A4 210 297 A 8.5 11
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The paper size may vary depending on printer drivers.

 When drawings larger than 841 x 1189 or A0 are required, it is recommended that the
drawings have a fixed width of 841 and the length increased in increments of 150. Digital files
of standard Title block formats shall be provided to the contractor in required standard sizes
and must not be altered or modified without authorization.
8.3 Drawing Scale
The standard drawing scale definition file for Canadian Natural is cnrlh_scales.def and has been
rationalized as indicated below;
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Drawing Scales
1:1 1:10 1:100 1:1000 1:10 000

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1:2 1:20 1:200 1:1500 1:15 000
1:5 1:25 1:250 1:2000 1:20 000
1:30 1:300 1:3000 1:50 000
1:50 1:500 1:5000
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The Annotation Scale of the active model is used as the default Drawing Scale. This is to ensure
the scale factor is applied at the model level as opposed to all models in a file.
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Horizon Border File
A single border file has been developed for all disciplines. The standard border file for Canadian
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Natural Horizon is cnrlh_bord.dgn. The border file has individual sheets created to deliver ISO
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“A” standards. The Border file shall be attached to the plan sheet as a reference file and then
appropriate sheet size is then selected.
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These borders have been drawn to a conventional scale of 1:1 and shall be scaled up or down
accordingly when attached.
 A0 border files shall not be used unless pre-approved through the proper Technical Deviation
Process. Approval needs to be requested from Canadian Natural, prior to use.
 Under NO circumstances shall the border file be copied or merged into the active design file.
Deviation from this is not permitted.
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Title Block Attributes
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A- Title line 1 - Plant Number / Area

Title line 2 - Drawing Description
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Title line 3 - Drawing Type

B- Drawing Number – refer to standard 00-STD-IM-0002
C- Revision Number – refer to standard 00-STD-IM-0002 except for concurrent engineering
projects, refer to 00-PRO-IM-0009
D- Drawing Scale
E- EPC / Contractor Logo
F- Designer/Drafter’s Initials
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G- Checker’s Initials
H- Engineer’s Initials
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J- Approved by Initials
Note: Titleblock attributes (A thru J) MUST be placed in the respective design file. No attributes
are to be inserted into any titleblock reference file.
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8.5 Reference Files

Many interface changes have been made to the way in which reference files are attached. The
following guidelines are provided to ensure data integrity;
Save Relative Path
Save Relative Path remembers the directory location of the reference file relative to the directory
of the active file, thereby promoting portability of the project working directory. This setting will not
interfere with the MS_RFDIR variable.
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This setting has replaced the Save Full Path option of earlier versions, which is no longer an
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option. Rather, MicroStation searches for reference file attachments in the following manner;
1) Active Directory
2) Relative Path Directory
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3) MS_RFDIR Directory
Coincident-World
Coincident-World adjusts reference files with different Global Origins. Canadian Natural requires
this option to always be enabled.
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True Scale
True Scale adjusts reference files with different Units of Resolution. As with Coincident-World,
this option must always be enabled.
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3D and 2D Design Files
MicroStation allows 3D files to be referenced into 2D files. Under no circumstances should 3D
files be “exported” to 2D in order to accommodate referencing into a 2D plan sheet.
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9.0 RASTER IMAGES

When separate raster images are included in a drawing, they must be positioned geographically correct.
The raster images must be provided with the drawing along with any specific instructions needed to
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position them. (Coordinate, rotation, scaling). These instructions thus become a project deliverable
requirement.
 Only [*.tif, *.tiff] images will be accepted as raster file type turnover.
NOTE: More detail will be provided in future revisions in regards to hybrid work.
10.0 ELECTRONIC DATA DELIVERABLES
10.1 MicroStation Files
All drafting for Canadian Natural projects shall be done using the version specified by Canadian
Natural. It is the contractor’s responsibility to ensure they are using the proper version.
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The file naming convention for the MicroStation files shall be as specified in the File
Management, Naming Convention section of this document. All MicroStation files required to
recreate the project drawing deliverables including plotted sheets and reference files shall be
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submitted as well as any additional resource files used that are not part of the Canadian Natural
Horizon deliverables (i.e.; fonts, linestyles, cells, etc.).
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10.2 Drawing List

All electronic data submittals shall be accompanied by an electronic drawing list file in Microsoft
Excel file format. This file will contain a list of all the electronic drawing deliverables that are part
of the submittal and will indicate other respective native applications used for the project.
This list will also include, but is not limited to the following attributes;
1. Electronic File Name
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2. Physical File Location Path
3. Drawing Number
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5. Drawing Title
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8. Drawing Status (IFA, IFC, IFI, AsBuilt, etc.)
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Canadian Natural Turnover Drawing List (Horizon Project)
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Drawing. Drawing. Rev. Drawing. Location Reference

No. Title No. Status App. File Name Path File Matrix
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Type Height Width Spacing Thickness

Small text ** 2.0mm 1.7mm 1.0mm 0.20mm

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8.0 DRAFTING GUIDELINES

ISO Designation ANSI Designation

A4 210 297 A 8.5 11

The paper size may vary depending on printer drivers.

1:1 1:10 1:100 1:1000 1:10 000

1:2 1:20 1:200 1:1500 1:15 000

1:5 1:25 1:250 1:2000 1:20 000

1:30 1:300 1:3000 1:50 000

1:50 1:500 1:5000

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Title Block Attributes

A- Title line 1 - Plant Number / Area

Title line 3 - Drawing Type

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