(elf pipe sleves ere required thm floors ndiests where they are needed ‘ancl inform the group leader for trensmitting this information to the group's) concerned ‘© Indicate insulation, and shave winether lines are elcticelly or steam tracad—soo chart 5.7 FITTINGS, FLANGES, VALVES & PUMPS ON PIPING DRAWINGS ‘©The following items should be labeled in one view oniy: teas and ells rolled at 45 dogroos (see example, this page), shortradus el, reducing oll, eccentric reducer and eccentric smege (note on plan views whether “top flat or ‘bottom flat’, concentric raducer, concentric swan rnonstendard or companion flange, reducing tee, special items of unusual material, of pressure rating different from that of the system, ttc, Refer to charts 63, 6.4 and 8.5 for symbol usage © Draw the outside diameters af flanges to sralo © Showvahe identifiation number from P&D # Label contra valves to show: size, pressure rating, dimension over flan 1, and valve instrumant number, from the P&D ses figure 6.15, © Draw valve hendwhaels to sree with valve stom fully extended Ifa vahe is chainoperated, note stance of chain trom operating floor, which for safety should be approximately Sit For pumps, shew outline of foundation and nozzles DRIPLEGS & STEAM TRAPS. Driptags are indicated on relevant piping drawing plan views. Unss identical, ‘8 sopaate detail is crawn for ecch driplg. The trap is indicetad on the dtig- leg piping by & symbol, end refered to o soparate trap detsll or data shes. ‘The trap detail dreeing should show all necessary valves, strainers, unions, te. required at the trap—see figures 6.43 and 6.44 ‘The piping show on the drpleg details should indicate whether condensate Js to be teken to @ header for reuse, or run to waste, The design nates in 6.108 liscuss cripleg details for stesm lines in which condensate forms continuously. Refer to 5.10.9 also, INSTRUMENTS & CONNECTIONS ON PIPING DRAWINGS Show location foreach instrument connection with encircled instrument ‘number taken from the PAID, Refer to 6.5.3 and chart 6.2 ‘© Shovr similar icolating valve arrengements on instrument connections 25 “typical detall, unless covered by standard compeny detail hast VENTS & DRAINS Refer 10 6,11 and figure 6.47. PIPE SUPPORTS: efor to 6.2.2, and chart 67. for symbols. va PLAN VIEW PIPING DRAWINGS. © Draw plan viens foreach flaor ofthe plant: These views should show ‘wat the layout will look like between adjacent floors, viewed from above, or atthe elevation thru which tha plan view is cut If the plen view will not fit on one sheet, prsont it on two or more shoots, using matehlins to link the drawings. See figure 6.8 Note the elevetion below which a plan view is shown-for exemal, “PLAN BELOW ELEVATION 15'-0" ’, For clarity, both elevations can be stated: ‘PLAN BETWEEN ELEVATIONS 30'-0" & 16-0" ' 1 [fa tae or elbour is ‘olled’ at 45 dogrecs, note et show in the view where the fitting is rolled out of the plane of the drawing sheet ee Ly 5 roses ne a eave 4 Figure §.10shows how fines canbe broken to give sufficient information ‘without crewing other views 4 Indicate required fied welds ELEVATIONS (SECTIONS) & DETAILS {© Draw elavations and deals to clarify complex piping or piping hidéen inthe plan view © Dorot draw detail het can be described by 8 note 1+ Show only as many sections es neaassary, A section does not have tobe «8 complete cross section ofthe plan Draw to a large scale any part needing fuller detail, Enlarged details are proferably drawn in available space on elevational dravings, and should be crosereferenced by the epplicable detail and drawing num- bers) 4+ dantify section indicated on plan views by letters (see chart 6.8) and datalls by numbers, Leters snd are not used a5 this can lead to con fusion with numeral, If more than twentyfour sections ae needed the letter identification can be broken down thus: A1-A1, A2-A2, 24-B4,..... and s0 on + Donotsoction plan viens ooking toward the bottom ofthe drawing sheet