A0 Eng D Pro 001 Part B Rev.1 March 2022

ADNOC Classification: Internal
ADNOC Offshore Technical Standard
A0-ENG-D-PRO-001 Part-B (Rev.1) March-2022
Part-B
Numbering Procedure for Lower Zakum
Field, Nasr Field, Umm Lulu Field, SARB
Field, Umm Shaif Field & Das Island
Copyright©2022 Abu Dhabi Company for Offshore Petroleum Operations Ltd– ADNOC Offshore. All rights reserved
Technical Standards Control Sheet
Procedure
A0-ENG-D-PRO-001 Part-B (Rev.1)
Numbering Procedure
Authority Name Title BU/Div. Signature Date
Originator ES-D & D / EIM Team ES-D&D/EIM TS/CED Asadiq

P.shetty 11-03-2022
ES-D&D
Reviewer Shaheen Al Bisher TS/CED 14-03-2022
Team Leader
Endorsement Manea Saeed Al Jaberi Manager - ES TS/CED 14-03-2022
Authorization Hesham Mohamed Aljouhi VP-CED TS/CED 14/03/2022
A0-ENG-D-PRO-001 (Rev.1) Part–B of Numbering Procedure
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Issue–March 2022 Page 3 of 92
CHANGES – CURRENT
General
Text affected by the main changes in this revision is mentioned in the table below. However, if the
changes involve a whole part, section or sub-section, normally only the title will be mentioned as
“all”.
Revision No. Revision Date Revised Section(s) / Page(s) Revision Description
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. OBJECTIVE ..................................................................................................... 8
2. WORKFLOW ................................................................................................... 9
3. PLANT ITEM TAGGING AND NUMBERING ..................................................... 10
3.1 General Notes ....................................................................................................... 10
3.2 Process ................................................................................................................ 10
3.3 Instruments and Fire & Gas Devices ........................................................................ 15
3.4 Instrument Tagging on Wellhead Towers .................................................................. 16
3.5 Electrical .............................................................................................................. 18
3.6 Cable Tagging ....................................................................................................... 20
3.7 HVAC Equipment Tags ........................................................................................... 21
3.8 Safety .................................................................................................................. 21
3.9 Lifting Equipment .................................................................................................. 22
3.10 Tag Plate or Name Plate Label ................................................................................ 23
4. DRAWING TYPES AND SUB TYPES................................................................ 23

4.1 AD: Abu Dhabi Drawings and Document................................................................... 23
4.2 Drawing and Document Numbering ......................................................................... 24
4.3 Schedules & List .................................................................................................... 29
5. REVISIONS IN DRAWING AND DOCUMENT .................................................. 30

5.1 General ................................................................................................................ 30
5.2 Revision Control .................................................................................................... 30
5.3 Master Drawings ................................................................................................... 30
5.4 Project Drawings ................................................................................................... 31
6. APPENDIX-A: LIST OF AREA NUMBERS (AREA NO) ...................................... 32

6.1 General Site/Common Area Number ........................................................................ 32
6.2 Das Island ............................................................................................................ 32
6.3 Umm Shaif Super Complex (USSC) ......................................................................... 35
6.4 Umm Shaif Wellhead Towers (USWHT) .................................................................... 37
6.5 Zakum Central Super Complex (ZCSC) .................................................................... 39
6.6 Zakum West Super Complex (ZWSC) ....................................................................... 40
6.7 Zakum Wellhead Towers (ZKWHT) .......................................................................... 40
6.8 Nasr Super Complex (NSSC)................................................................................... 44
6.9 Nasr Wellhead Towers (NSWHT) ............................................................................. 45
6.10 Umm Lulu Super Complex (ULSC) ........................................................................... 45
6.11 Umm Lulu Wellhead Towers (ULWHT) ...................................................................... 45

6.12 Bu Haseer Field ..................................................................................................... 46
6.13 Zirku Sarb Field .................................................................................................... 46
6.14 Sarb North/Al Qatia Island ..................................................................................... 47
6.15 Area Prefix/Plant Reference for Instrument Tags ....................................................... 48
7. APPENDIX-B: DRAWING AND DOCUMENT CODE’S ....................................... 52

7.1 Discipline Code for Drawings and Documents ............................................................ 52
7.2 Sequence Block..................................................................................................... 52
7.3 Deck Code ............................................................................................................ 54
7.4 Handover Groups .................................................................................................. 54
8. APPENDIX-C: PLANT ITEM TAG CODE .......................................................... 56

8.1 Process Equipment Code ........................................................................................ 56
8.2 Process Fluid Code or Service ................................................................................. 56
8.3 Sewage Line Identification Code .............................................................................. 58
8.4 Insulation ............................................................................................................. 59
8.5 Instrument Equipment Code ................................................................................... 59
8.6 Fire and Gas Instrument Code ................................................................................ 60
8.7 HVAC Equipment Code ........................................................................................... 60
8.8 Electrical Equipment Code ...................................................................................... 62
8.9 Process Instrument Code ....................................................................................... 63
8.10 Safety Equipment Code .......................................................................................... 69
8.11 Lifting Equipment Code .......................................................................................... 70
8.12 Electrical Cable tagging Code .................................................................................. 71
8.13 Telecom Cable tagging Code ................................................................................... 71
8.14 Functional Identification Letters For Panels ............................................................... 71
9. APPENDIX-D: REQUISITION FORMS ............................................................ 73

9.1 Drawing and Document Number Requisition Form ..................................................... 74
9.2 Equipment Tag Number Requisition Form ................................................................. 75
9.3 Line Number Requisition Form ................................................................................ 76
9.4 Manual Valve Tag Requisition Form ......................................................................... 77
9.5 HVAC Tag Requisition Form .................................................................................... 78
10. APPENDIX-E: SAMPLE DRAWINGS ............................................................... 79

10.1 Instrument Tag Plate or Labels on Installation and Control Equipment ......................... 79
11. APPENDIX-F: OVERALL KEYPLAN ................................................................. 82

11.1 Das Island ............................................................................................................ 82
11.2 Umm Shaif Field (USSC) ........................................................................................ 83

11.3 Zakum Central Complex (ZCSC).............................................................................. 84
11.4 Zakum West Super Complex (ZWSC) ....................................................................... 85
11.5 Nasr Super Complex (NSSC)................................................................................... 86
11.6 Umm Lulu Super Complex (ULSC) ........................................................................... 87
11.7 Zirku Sarb Island .................................................................................................. 88
11.8 Sarb North - Al Qatia Island ................................................................................... 91
11.9 Sarb South - Bu Sikeen Island ................................................................................ 92
1. OBJECTIVE
This document describes the general structure of numbering system used in Lower Zakum
Field, Nasr Field, Umm Lulu Field, SARB Field, Umm Shaif Field & Das Island. All
drawings, documents and plant items shall be numbered in accordance with the instructions
given within this document.
If a facility is not found in the above list, Contractor shall liaise with Company ES–D&D team
for procuring the concerned procedure.
2. WORKFLOW
FLOW CHART FOR REQUESTING DRAWING / DOCUMENT / PLANT ITEM TAG NUMBER
(NEW / MODIFY / DELETE)
RESPONSIBILITIES ACTIVITIES ACTION
Request to EIM Team to Register

Request Project / PMR / Study
JOB OFFICER Project / PMR / Study Number in
Number Registration in EIMS
EIMS
Job officer to invite D & D team in

Invite D & D team in Project Kick Project/PMR / Study kick off
Off meeting & Schedule meeting to understand scope of
JOB OFFICER Awareness session with work. Schedule awareness session
Contractor's Engineering team for with Contractor's team on company
Project / PMR /Study Numbering Procedure and CADD
Manual
Awareness Session on Numbering

D & D TEAM Awareness Session on Numbering Procedure and Drawing Office
Procedure and CADD Manual Practice to Contractor's/Business
unit team with Job Officer.
Job Office has to submit Plant item

Tag / Drawing / Document Number
Request for Plant item Tag / request compliance with Numbering
JOB OFFICER Drawing / Document Number Procedure and send to
IF NON-COMPLIENCE
D & D - Record team after proper

checking by Job officer.
D&D Receive request and Distribute for Tracking and distribute request to
RECORD TEAM QA/QC
IF NON-COMPLIENCE
D & D team for checking.
D & D TEAM Checking of Request compliance Checking request compliance with

with Numbering Procedure Numbering Procedure.
Registration of Plant item Tag / Registration of Plant Item Tag /

D&D
Drawing / Document Number in Drawing / Document number in
RECORD TEAM EIMS by D&D Record Team.
EIMS
JOB OFFICER D&D Record Team will send D&D Record Team will close the
Updated Records to Job Officer Request action.
JOB OFFICER : COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE FROM PROJECT (i.e. IM, PM/PE etc.)
3. PLANT ITEM TAGGING AND NUMBERING
The below plant item tag nomenclature shall be implemented on plant items by Contractor,
Subcontractor & Vendor to facilitate easy traceability in the ADNOC Offshore Engineering
Information Management system (EIM).
3.1 General Notes
a. Any type of new Code, (e.g., letter “P”). if not defined in this procedure shall be
registered in the master EIM System prior to use.
b. Plant item tags if applicable for identical trains shall be specified in the remarks field
of tag request form.
c. Equipment list shall have individual records for each equipment (A/B), this to create
relation in EIM system.
d. Line list shall have individual records for change in size, spec or insulation this to
create relation in EIM system.
e. Contractor to prepare deleted plant item tags for projects this is to update the
Company tag master EIM system.
f. Contractor to prepare a separate list for superseded master drawings, this is to
update drawing master EIM system.
3.2 Process
3.2.1 Equipment Tags
Area No Code Sequence No *Suffix

XXX - P - NNNN A
Example XXX-P-NNNN
198-P-1234A
If applicable driven item numbers will be the same as for driven equipment, except that
driven code letter will be added to driven item code letter.
Area No Code Driven item Sequence No *Suffix

XXX - P M - NNNN A
Example XXX-PM-NNN
198-PM-1234A
a. Area No
List of Areas. Refer Appendix-A
b. Code
To assign equipment code for process equipment type. Refer Appendix-C,
Subsection 8.1 Process Equipment code.
c. Sequence No
Sequence numbers shall be unique, comprising of minimum 4-digit numbers. The
sequence number will be provided by Company’s ES-D&D team on raising a request
by the Contractor or other Business units. Refer Appendix-D
d. Suffix
It is optional (*), case where multiple or similar equipment operate in the same
service suffixes A, B, C etc., shall be used.
3.2.2 Package Tag
Package or Vendor package as a whole will follow the below naming convention.
Area Package Sequence

No Code No *Suffix
XXX - PU - NNNN - A
Example XXX-PU -NNNN-1A

198-PU -1234-1A
Equipment Tags /Constituent in Package
Individual Equipment/Constituent inside Vendor package shall follow the below naming
convention
Area Package Sequence

No Code Code No *Suffix1 *Suffix2
XXX - PU / T - NNNN - 1 A
Example XXX-PU/T-NNNN-1A
198-PU/T-1234-1A
a. Area No
List of Areas. Refer Appendix-A
b. Package Code
The Package code shall be “PU” for all the equipment’s inside the package.
c. Code
Subsection 8.1 Process Equipment code.
d. Sequence No
by the Contractor or other Business units. Refer Appendix-D
e. Suffix1
service suffixes 1, 2, 3 etc., shall be used.
In case of 2 different vessels of same type “V”, with in the package
198-PU/V-1234-1, 198-PU/V-1234-2
f. Suffix2
service suffixes A, B, C etc. shall be used.
In case of 2 identical vessels of same type “V”, with in the package

In case of 2 vessels of same type “V”, in a same package
198-PU/V-1234-1A, 198-PU/V-1234-1B
Notes
a. To ensure the relation between Package and constituent tags is maintained, all
constituent tags will be included as part of Equipment List. A column to identify the
Parent package Tag.
b. All other discipline tags shall follow the normal Tagging procedure.
Example: Package Equipment Tags
Applicable only for Package unit Equipment’s.
3.2.3 Line Tagging
Line Number Format
Fluid
code Size PMS Sequence No Insulation type
- - - -
P 4” AABBCD NNNNAD H
Example P-4”-AABBCD-NNNNAD-H
P-4”-AC0NA0-1234AD-H
a. Fluid Code
To assign letter code for the fluid. Refer Appendix-C, Subsection 8.2 Process Fluid
code.
b. Size
Diameter of the pipe indicated in inches.
c. Piping Material Specification or PMS
Refer to: Company Piping Material Specification SP-1131 for detail list. If the piping
class is not catering to a specific requirement, additional classes can be proposed,
which shall be approved by Company, prior to implementation.
d. Sequence No
Sequence Numbers shall be unique per fluid code or service. Sequence number shall
change if there is a change in piping material specification (PMS).
The sequence number will be provided by Company’s ES-D&D team on raising a
request by the Contractor or other Business units. Refer Appendix-D
e. Insulation type
Insulation code for line label. Refer Appendix-C, Subsection 8.3 Insulation code.
3.2.4 Vessel Trim Tagging
Fluid Vessel *Insulation

Code PMS Tag Sequence No Type
XXX-X-
VT - AABBCD - XXXX - 01 - H
Example VT-AABBCD-XXX-X-XXXX
VT-AS2GA0-198-F-2093-01-H
a. Fluid Code
Assign “VT” fluid code for all trim. Refer Appendix-C, Section 8.2 Process Fluid code.
b. Piping Material Specification or PMS
Refer to: Company Piping Material Specification SP-1131 for detail list. If the piping
class is not catering to a specific requirement, additional classes can be proposed,
which shall be approved by Company, prior to implementation.
c. Vessel tag
It is the Tag number of the vessel Example: 198-F-2093
d. Sequence No
In case of PDMS/E3D model to facilitate ISO extraction, the sequence number shall
be 01, 02, 03 etc. for each trim.
e. Insulation type
Insulation code for line label. Refer Appendix-C, Subsection 8.3 Insulation code.
3.2.5 Manual Valve Tagging
All manual isolation valves 2” and above shall be tagged and below 2” only if process
necessitates. Other valves i.e., actuated or motorized shall be tagged as per instrument
tagging procedure.
Valve code Sequence No

V NNNNNN
Example VNNNN
V286494
a. Valve Code
The Valve code for all valves shall be “V” irrespective of the valve type gate, globe
or check, etc.
b. Sequence No
The sequence number will be assigned in blocks by Company’s ES-D&D team on
raising a request by the Contractor or other Business units. Refer Appendix-C.
3.2.6 Piping Specialty Tagging
The items indicated in P&ID and procured as Specialty items will follow the below
format. E.g. (T, Y, Temporary) Strainer, Flame arrestor etc.

XXX - SP - NNNN A
Example XXX-SP-NNNN
198-SP-05110
a. Area No
For list of Areas. Refer Appendix-A.
b. Code
For all components “SP” shall be used.
c. Sequence No
Sequential Numbers shall be unique, comprising of minimum 4-digit numbers. The
by the Contractor or other Business units. Refer Appendix-C.
d. Suffix
It is optional (*), suffixes A, B, C etc. shall be used to differentiate identical special
items under the same service. Example. Typical pumps 198-P-2251A, 198-P-2251B.
3.3 Instruments and Fire & Gas Devices
Wired tags are required to be registered in Company EIM system, System generated,
or non-wired soft tags need not be registered. All New Instrument tags shall be prefixed
with Area number on the P&ID and Instrument drawings.
3.3.1 Instrument

XXX - PT - NNNN A
Example XXX-PT-NNNN
198-PT-00862A
a. Area No/Area Prefix

For list of Areas Refer Appendix-A.
Legacy Area Prefix-(Reference only) in some master drawings “Area prefix”, differs
from actual Area numbers, Refer Appendix-C Subsection 6.7.
b. Code
Codes to match function and confirm to Instrument Systems and Automation
Society ANSI/ISA, Refer Appendix-C Subsection 8.9 Process Instrument code.
c. Sequence No
Sequence Number is a Loop identification number, it shall be unique, comprising of
minimum 3- or 4-digit numbers. The sequence number will be provided by
Company’s ES-D&D team on raising a request by the Contractor or other Business
units. Refer Appendix-D.
d. Suffix
It is optional (*), the use of suffix shall be employed as follows, a suffix (A, B…Z,
A1) may be used if necessary to link elements in one loop (e.g. split range control
valves) or related to one pump.
38.0-PT-1001 all part of one loop
38.0-PIC-1001
38.0-PCV-1001A
38.0-PCV-1001B
3.3.2 Public Address System
Sequence No
Area No Code
XXX - LS - NNNN
Example XXX-LS-NNNN
198-LS-1234
a. Area No
b. Code
The code shall be “LS”.
c. Sequence No
request by the Contractor or other Business units. Refer Appendix-D.
3.3.3 Junction Boxes
Sequence No
Area No Code
XXX - JB - NNNN
Example XXX-JB-NNNN
198-JB-1234
a. Area No
For list of Areas Refer Appendix-A
b. Code
The code shall be “JB”, however for intrinsically safe circuits “IJB” shall be used.
c. Sequence No
The sequence number will be provided by COMPANY’s ES-D&D team on raising a
request by the Contractor or other Business units. Refer Appendix-D
3.3.4 Marshaling / System Cabinets & Control Equipment
Area No Code Sequence No

XXX - LCP - NNNN
Example XXX-LCP-NNNN
198-LCP-1234
a. Area No
b. Code
To assign letter code for the Panel. Refer Appendix-C, Section 8.14 Functional
Identification.
c. Sequence No
3.4 Instrument Tagging on Wellhead Towers
Instrument
a) Category 1 and 4 only

Completion Sequence
Area No Code Category Type No Slot
XXX - PSL - 1 0 N /1
Example XXX-PSL-10N/1
198-PSL-101/1
b) Category 2,3,5,6 and 7 only
Area No Code Category Sequence No *Suffix

XXX - PSL - 2 NN A
Example XXX-PSL-2NNA
198-PSL-286A
a. Area No
b. Code
Codes to match function and confirm to Instrument Systems and Automation
Society (ISA).
c. Category
Category Description
1 Well Head
2 Header and Sea Line
3 Test Separator
4 Safety Shutdown system and Telemetry units
5 Solar System
6 Fire and Gas (F&G) system
7 General
d. Completion
Completion Type Description

0 Producer/Injector ; Annulus
1 Producer; tube/string -1
3 Injector; tube/string -1
4 Injector; tube/string -2
e. Sequence Number
Category 1 and 4 sequence number shall range from 1-9 is applicable for others
01 to 99.
f. Slot
As applicable shall be used. Category 1 and 4 only.
g. Suffix
It is optional, suffix for A, B, shall be used if necessary for split range valves,
Instruments which are part of one loop etc. Category 2, 5, 6 and 7 only.
3.5 Electrical
3.5.1 Electrical Equipment
Area No Code Sequence No

XXX - MCC - NNNN
Example XXX-MCC-NNNN
38.0-MCC-1234
a. Area No
b. Code
Equipment code for electrical equipment. Refer Appendix-C.
c. Sequence No
Sequential Numbers shall be unique, comprising of minimum 4-digit numbers. The
by the Contractor or other Business units. Refer Appendix-D.
3.5.2 UPS System Tagging
All electrical equipment associated with UPS system shall follow the UPS Identification
number. Example of tagging UPS system associated to equipment.
3.5.3 Lighting and Small Power Circuit Tagging
Lighting and small power - circuit referencing shall be shown thus:
A B C D A B C
1L / 1Y / 7 / S3 OR IP / 1R / H1
Example
1L/1Y/7/S3 OR IP/1R/H1
a. Denotes Lighting - Power Distribution Board Number
Distribution Board Number 1 for LIGHTING or Distribution Board Number 1 for
POWER.
b. Denotes Circuit Way and Phase Color
Circuit Way Number 1, Phase Color YELLOW or Circuit Way Number 1, Phase Color
RED.
c. Denotes Equipment Reference Number
Light Fitting Number 7 or Heater Number 1.
d. Denotes Switch Number
Switch Number 3
3.5.4 Junction Boxes
Sequence No
Area No Code
XXX - JB - NNNN
Example XXX-JB-NNNN
198-JB-1234
a. Area No
b. Code
The code shall be “JB”, however for intrinsically safe circuits “IJB” shall be used.
c. Sequence No
3.6 Cable Tagging
Cable tagging for all future Greenfield/Brownfield projects shall follow the below tag
naming convention.
3.6.1 Instrument Cable
a) Instrument Cable Tagging (Multicore)

The tag number of multi-core incoming cables to Junction box will be the same as
JB Tag number.
Junction Box Tag Sequence No

250-JBE-0001 C1
Example 250-JBE-0001C1
Sequence No
Cable will be identified by a suffix C1. Where there is more than 1 multi-core,
incoming cables, the tag number will be identified by suffix C1, C2. Etc.
b) Instrument Cable Tagging (Field Instruments)
Single run field cables connected to field Instruments shall adopt the Tag Number
of Instrument itself.
c) Intrinsically Safe Cables
Intrinsically safe JBs and cables will be identified by color codes and special Name
Plate markings. The details shall be covered by the standard installation details.
3.6.2 Electrical Cable Tagging
Equipment Tag Code Sequence No

250-PM-0001A P 001
Example 250-PM-0001A-P-001
a. Code
Assign a letter code for cables. Refer Appendix-C 8.12, Electrical cable tagging code.
b. Sequence No
Sequence Number shall be unique, comprising of minimum 3- or 4-digit numbers.
3.6.3 Telecom Cable Tagging
Equipment Tag Code Sequence No

532-OH-002 OB 001
Example 532-OH-002-OB-001
a. Code
Assign a letter code for cables. Refer Appendix-C 8.13, Telecom cable tagging code.
b. Sequence No
Sequence Number shall be unique, comprising of minimum 3 or 4 digit numbers.
3.7 HVAC Equipment Tags
Service Sequence
Area No Indicator Code No *Suffix
XXX - AC - CHWP - NNNN A
Example XXX-AC-CHWP-NNNN
340-AC-CHWP-1234
a. Area No
List of Areas. Refer Appendix-A.
b. Service Indicator
The service indicator for all HVAC equipment is “AC”.
c. Code
Subsection 8.6 HVAC Equipment code
d. Sequence No
e. Suffix
3.8 Safety
Service Sequence
XXX - HSE - SACK - NNNN A
Example XXX-HSE-SACK-NNNN
340-HSE-SACK-00001A
a. Area No
The service indicator for all HSE equipment is “HSE”
c. Code
To assign equipment code for Safety equipment type. Refer Appendix-C, Subsection
8.9 HSE Equipment code.
d. Sequence No
e. Suffix
3.9 Lifting Equipment
Service Sequence
XXX - LEF - HO - NNNN A
Example XXX-LEF-MR-NNNN
781-LEF-MR-0001A
a. Area No
The service indicator for all Lifting equipment is “LEF” OR LPF OR LPL
i. LEF - Lifting Equipment Fixed
(fixed mounted cranes, mobile cranes, mono rails, runway beams, davits
etc...)
ii. LPF - Lifting Equipment Fixed – Portable
(such as tirfor/ hoist on a particular location.)
iii. LPL - Lifting Equipment Loose – Portable
(such as wire rope slings, shackles, tirfor, hoist, baskets, etc...)
c. Code
To assign Lifting equipment code. Refer Appendix-C, Subsection 8.9 Lifting
Equipment code.
d. Sequence No
Sequence numbers shall be unique, comprising of minimum 4 digit numbers. The
e. Suffix
3.10 Tag Plate or Name Plate Label
Instrument
a. All equipment shall be labelled according to Appendix-11 herein.

b. For ferruling wires/cores, see Appendix-11 herein.
c. Reference shall be made to ISA-RP 60.6 also.
4. DRAWING TYPES AND SUB TYPES
The below unique codes are used in drawings and documents for the purpose of retrieving,
tracking, and filling. There are certain Legacy codes in Company archives indicated as (*),
Which are not in use currently.
S.No Code Description for Drawing Type Remarks

ED BP Engineering Department
1 Drawings Legacy, Not is use
PGH Power Gas Harris drawings for USSC
2 and ZCSC Legacy, Not is use
ZWED8 Power Gas Harris drawings for
3 ZWSC Legacy, Not is use
Foreign to Abu Dhabi Drawing
covers vendor documents and
drawings irrespective of source
4 FAD excluding item 1, 2 and 3 above. Legacy, Not is use
Abu Dhabi Drawing prepared in
5 AD ADMA-OPCO Main Office. Legacy, Not is use
Abu Dhabi Drawing prepared in
ADMA-OPCO Main Office -Survey
6 AD102 Section Legacy, Not is use
Documents, such as reports, study,
SOW, DSP etc... prepared for a
7 AD41 specific project internal study. Legacy, Not is use
Documents and drawings prepared
8 ADXXX by contractors for specific project. Legacy, Not is use
4.1 AD: Abu Dhabi Drawings and Document
All drawings & documents created as part of any major/minor project (external) or
Plant modification request PMR (internal) shall follow the below naming convention for
drawings & documents.
1. Drawing/document numbers should be suitably organized to ensure that the

drawing numbers are in sequence for each Platform/Area.
2. It is preferable to divide the block of numbers and assign to each platform/Area, to
maintain numbering sequence where more than one platform/area are involved in
the same project.
3. In case of multi sheet drawings e.g., Instrument loop, isometrics etc., only sheet
numbers to be incremented per loop.
4. In case of brownfield update, Contractor to request project copy (PC) for the Master
drawing from Company (ES-D&D).
5. For any new drawings in brown field, drawing number will be allocated by Company.
6. In case of Green Field, or new area number contractor to follow the Appendix-A “A.2
SEQUENCE BLOCK “in this document.
7. Where drawings are extracted or created from intelligent system (Aveva suite), the
drawing number shall match the drawings created inside the software.
8. Contractor, Subcontractor & Vendor’s to follow the Appendix-A “A.2 SEQUENCE
BLOCK for drawings & documents.
9. Isometric drawing number shall reflect the PIPE name in the 3D design hierarchy.
Isometric native file shall reflect process line tag.
4.2 Drawing and Document Numbering
4.2.1 Document Numbering
a. All documents shall follow the below numbering, excluding the sheet Number.
b. The electronic file name of the project document shall match the Company
document number. Refer Appendix-A-A.2 SEQUENCE BLOCK for drawings &
documents.
Identifier Area No Discipline Sequence No

AD - ABC - G - NNNNNN
Example:
New document number AD-421-G-123456
Electronic file name AD-421-G-123456.docx
4.2.2 Drawing Numbering
a. Existing Drawings
In case of brown field modification, in existing facilities where existing master

drawings are present in the Company EIM system. Contractor to raise a request to
issue a project copy (PC). Ensure that the project is registered in EIM system prior
to requesting a PC.
Project copy (PC) is a record in the Company EIM system that a particular drawing
is undergoing modification for the project.
Master drawing number
Identifier Area No Discipline Sequence No

ADXXX - ABC - D - NNNN
Example:
Master drawing number AD204-609-M-21127
Project copy (PC) drawing number AD204-609-M-21127
Project copy (PC) Electronic file name PXXX-AD204-609-M-21127-SHT-001.dwg
Drawing Title Block for Project Copy:
Demolition Drawings
Master drawing number AD123-421-D-345678
Project copy (PC) drawing number AD123-421-D-345678-DEM
Project copy (PC) Electronic file name PXXX-AD123-421-D-345678-DEM-SHT-001.dwg
Drawing Title Block for Demolition:
Note: In legacy master drawing “SHT-001”, are not included by default. However, for
any future update sheet number shall append SHT-001 for project copy & demolition
drawings as shown above.
b. New Drawings
Contractor shall create new drawings for below listed cases:

1. New green field or new area/unit in existing facilities.
2. Where existing master drawings are not available in COMPANY EIM system.
3. Where existing P&ID is crowded the sequence number (Sequence No), shall
remain the same however sheet number shall be incremented.
4. Any other special case not envisaged, but needed for the project execution, a
prior approval shall be obtained in writing from ES-D&D personnel.
New Drawing Name

Area Discipline Sequence
Identifier Sheet No
No No
AD - ABC - D - NNNNNN - SHT - ZZZ
Example:
New drawing number AD-421-D-123456-SHT-001
Electronic file name AD-421-D-123456-SHT-001.dwg
a. Identifier
XXX it is applicable only for existing or master drawings.
b. Area No
The area number shall represent Drawing/Document’s for the assigned plant area.
As a rule, all drawing and documents for any discipline shall have only one area.
However, in case of Pipeline discipline (where From and to is needed) maximum of
2 areas involved shall be indicated.
c. Discipline
For discipline code Refer Appendix-B, Subsection 7.1 Discipline Code for Drawings
and Documents.
d. Sequence number
Sequence numbers shall be unique. For new drawings to be created for a new area
Refer Appendix-B.
In case of new drawings in existing area, Contractor to raise a request with
Company’s ES-D&D.
e. Sheet No
Default “Sheet No”, value for any drawing shall be 001. However, for the multi sheet
drawings Sheet number shall be incremented. In all such cases sequence number
shall remain same.
Example Loops, Structural detail drawings.
Drawing Title Block for new drawing:
c. New Isometrics
Drawing number & electronic file name for isometric shall reflect PIPE name given
in the 3D design hierarchy.
In case of multisheet isometric, individual dwg, pdf shall be shared in addition to
the combined drawing.
Example for Offshore:
Sheet/Train Line
Facility Area Deck Suffix tagging
Offshore 570 - WED - 01 - Refer 3.1.3
Example for Offshore:

PIPE Name in PDMS/E3D 570-WED-01-CD-2”-AC2NL1-11686AD-N
Electronic file name 570-WED-01-CD-2-AC2NL1-11686AD-N-SHT-01-OF-02.dwg
Example for Onshore:
Sheet/Train
Facility Area Suffix Line Tagging
Onshore 12.0 - 01 - Refer 3.1.3
Example for Onshore: 12.0-01-P-12”-AS5GA0-0046AD-N
In case of Newline in existing Area follow the split as in the shared Company master
model and the same shall be captured as part of 3D implementation plan.
a. Area No
The area number shall represent Drawing/ Document’s for the assigned plant area.
b. Deck Code (Offshore)

The applicable deck code for Offshore platforms, Refer Appendix-B Subsection 7.3
Deck code.
c. Sheet/train Suffix
It shall be set to default as 01, however for line re-entering the same deck for
isometric extraction purpose it shall be changed to 02.
d. Line tagging
It is the line label as defined in the P&ID, refer clause 3.2.3 Line tagging, however
(“) to be discarded for line size.
4.2.3 Drawing Numbering - GIS /Survey
Size Unit No Code Rig/Barge MMYY

A1 PCXX OD JUNANA MMYY
Example: A1-PCXX-OD-JUNANA-MMYY
A1-PC48-OD-JUNANA-0518
a. Unit No
The Unit refers to Platform number for list of units. Refer Appendix-B.
b. Code
The code shall be Orientation drawings “OD” or “AP” for Anchor Pattern drawings.
c. Rig or Barge
The name of RIG or Barge without space.
d. MMYY
It refers to month and Year (05th Month and 2018Year).
For Field chart drawings, contact ADNOC offshore ES-GIS.
4.3 Schedules & List
1. All Schedules templates must be extracted using Company approved templates,

any changes to the master template shall be agreed & aligned with ES-D&D.
2. Schedules are considered as document and will be extracted from intelligent
system if applicable.
3. File name of the schedules and bill of material shall take the below format:
NNNN refers to sequence number Refer Appendix-B.
File
S.no Schedule Name Schedule Description
Extension
*.xls
1 AD-464-SCHCE-NNNN Control Equipment Schedule
*.xls
2 AD-422-SCHL -NNNN Instrument Cable Schedule
*.xls
3 AD-422-SCHE -NNNN Electrical Cable Schedule
*.xls
4 AD-422-SCHCP-NNNN Cathodic Protection Cable Schedule
*.xls
5 AD-422-SCHX -NNNN Pneumatic Tube Schedule
*.xls
6 AD-422-SCHMB-NNNN Marshalling Box Schedule
*.xls
7 AD-422-SCHJB-NNNN Junction Box Schedule
*.xls
8 AD-422-SCHT -NNNN Telephone Cable Schedule
*.xls
9 AD-422-SCHTD-NNNN Telephone Duct Schedule
*.xls
10 AD-422-SCHDB-NNNN Distribution Board Load Schedule
*.xls
11 AD-422-BOMM -NNNN Bill of Material - Mechanical
*.xls
12 AD-422-BOMI -NNNN Bill of Material - Control
*.xls
13 AD-422-BOME -NNNN Bill of Material - Electrical
*.xls
14 AD-422-BOMC -NNNN Bill of Material - Civil
*.xls
15 AD-422-SCHXX-NNNN Project Drawing/ Document Schedule/ List
*.xls
16 AD-422-SCHPT-NNNN Piping Tie-in Schedule
*.xls
17 AD-422-SCHET-NNNN Electrical Tie-in Schedule
*.xls
18 AD-422-SCHHE-NNNN HVAC Equipment Schedule
5. REVISIONS IN DRAWING AND DOCUMENT
5.1 General
All drawings and documents created for ADNOC Offshore shall conform to Company
standards. Prior written approval is required from ADNOC Offshore Central Engineering
Design section for any deviations to these Standards.
ADNOC Offshore reserves the right of refusal of drawings and documents that do not
conform to these standards. Each discipline sample drawing output shall be submitted
for Company approval, prior to implementation of design.
5.2 Revision Control
a. Revision Number
All drawing and documents revisions shall be numbered numerically starting from
Rev. 1, 2, 3 etc.
Drawing revision number starting from 1 for drawings submitted to Company for
review/ approval and 2, 3…for subsequent revisions.
Any other revision prior to submittal to Company may have different revision
indicator.
b. Revision Clouds
Revision cloud with revision number triangle should be used to surround the last
revision made to a drawing. The clouds and number triangles are to appear only for
the last revision, all clouds and number triangles of previous revisions shall be
removed.
c. As built
Upon completion of the project, all drawings and document shall be updated to “As
built” status. drawing shall be devoid of revision clouds and revision number
triangles raised previously.
5.3 Master Drawings
a) The Master drawings resides in Company EIMS system it is updated and maintained
by ES-D&D. Revision clouds and number triangles are not used on Master Drawings.
b) Upon receipt of As-Built information for Plant modification request (PMR), the details
shall be transferred to the Master Drawing with a highlighted note added above the
title block in the Master drawing to refer to the (project) drawing as following.
c) The superseded (project) drawing shall stay in the archiving system for “information
only” and accessible only by special permission.
d) Manual drawings which are converted to CAD format should be renumbered
according to the drawing numbering system. A highlighted note shall be added
above the title block to refer to the old drawing as following.
5.4 Project Drawings
a) If a copy of Master drawing is utilized for project drawing, this shall be indicated
above the title block as following.
b) Scope of work to be defined with a cloud.

c) Refer, above clause 2.1.1 for Existing drawing numbering.
6. APPENDIX-A: LIST OF AREA NUMBERS (AREA NO)
The sites have been divided into sectors and zones for the purpose of identification of the
actual geographical location of particular equipment.
6.1 General Site/Common Area Number
This shall be used for drawing of very general nature and does not apply to any specific
area.
Area No Description
90 Das Island
26 Umm Shaif Field
27 Zakum West Super Complex
216 Zakum Central Super Complex
705 NASR Field
473 Umm Lulu Filed General
600 Zirku SARB / General Area SARB Development
651 SARB North - Al Qatia Island/Common Area
671 SARB South – Bu Sikeen Island/Common Area
725 Bu Haseer
6.2 Das Island
Area number or demarcation in Das Island is process plant or facility specific. ADNOC
Offshore ES-D&D section shall be consulted for any new area number allocation in Das
Island or in installing any new plant/facility in the currently demarcated areas, which
may require renaming or renumbering.
Area No Description
01.0 Finger Flares & Metal Dump
02.0 Telecommunication Area
03.0 Bunduq Process Plant
04.0 Umm Shaif Area General & Control Room 04.1 Das Island Podium
04.3 Umm Shaif Process Plant, HSR4.100/200/300/400
04.4 Umm Shaif Separator Area
04.5 Atmospheric Manifold
04.6 LNG Gas Gathering Manifold
ADGAS LNG Process & Tank Farm Area 06.0 Boiler /1&2 Thompson
05.0
Boilers 06.2 No. 3 & 4 Babcock Plant Boilers
06.3 No. 5 Babcock Boiler
06.4 No. 6 & 7 Boilers
06.6 Area 'B' Workshop
06.8 Utility Air Station
07.0 VOID
08.0 Zakum Area General & Control Room
08.1 No. 3 Gas Sweetening Unit HSR 3.900
Area No Description
08.3 Zakum Separator Area
08.4 Zakum Work point
08.5 Crude Oil Chemical Injection Plant
08.7 Zakum Process Plant HSR 3.301/401/601
08.8 Domestic Scrubbers Area
09.0 Inshore Flares General
09.1 No. 1 Flare
09.2 No. 2 Flare
09.3 No. 3 Flare
09.4 No. 4 Flare
09.5 No. 5 Flare
09.6 Central Manifold Platform
10.0 Condensate Plant 10.1 Onshore US & ZK Incoming Oil & Gas Lines
11.0 VOID
12.0 COS Tank Farm
12.1 Potable Water Storage Area
12.2 New Potable Water Storage Area
12.3 Central Control Building
13.0 LNG/LPG Tankage Area
14.0 Salt Water Intake
14.1 Utilities Electrical Workshop
15.0 Old Power House Area/C.O. Pump House General
15.1 Power House
15.2 Crude Pump House
15.3 ADGAS Power Station
15.4 Instrument Workshop Store
16.0 Metering Bay
17.0 VOID
18.0 Buried Pipe track
19.0 Camp Wadi Area
19.1 New Hospital Area
20.0 Industrial Area General
20.1 Fuel Station
20.2 Fuel Storage Area
20.3 ADGAS Stores
20.4 Central Workshop & Office Area
20.5 Electrical Workshop
20.6 Chemical Storage Area
20.7 Area 'C' Workshops (Civil & Mechanical)
Area No Description
20.8 Fire Station
20.9 DNHEG and Ghantout Garden Area
21.0 Sahil Accommodation
22.0 Harbor Area
22.1 Barge Hamilah
22.2 Marine Workshop
23.0 VOID
24.0 Electrical & Instrumentation General
25.0 Tanker Berths General
25.1 No. 1 Tanker Berth
25.2 No. 2 Tanker Berth
25.3 No. 3 Tanker Berth (SBM)
25.4 No. 6 Tanker Berth (SBM)
26.0 Umm Shaif Incoming MOL/MGL Area
27.0 Zakum Incoming MOL Area
28.0 Bunduq Incoming MOL Area
29.0 Airport/Runway/Heliport
30.0 Mobile Plant/Garbage/Blast Yard General
30.1 Transport Operations Area
30.2 Transport Operations Area
30.3 Blast Yard
39.0 Out Fall To Sea (Offshore)
40.0 Horton Spheroid Area
41.0 Fire Training Ground
42.0 New Sewage Treatment Plant
60.0 New Aiton Distillation Units General
60.1 No. 5 Aiton Unit
90.0 Das Miscellaneous Areas General
90.1 Sewage Farm
90.2 Fire mains General
90.3 Transmission Lines
90.4 Road Bridges & Culverts
91.0 Process & Surface Water Drainage
101 New airport, runway and associated facilities
Area No Description
102 New Fuel Station, support facilities etc.
103 Depressed Area
104 New Accommodation, infrastructure and associated facilities
6.3 Umm Shaif Super Complex (USSC)
Area No Description
26 GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS DRGS
176 GAS WELL PLATFORM (US.58)
177 GAS TREATMENT PLATFORM
178 ABK TIP
179 COLLECTOR/SEPARATOR PLATFORM
180 ORIGINAL COLLECTOR PLATFORM
181 NORTHERN RISER PLATFORM
182 EASTERN RISER PLATFORM
183 ACCOMMODATION PLATFORM
184 POWER GENERATION PLATFORMS
185 WATER INJECTION PLATFORM 5 MODULE
186 WATER INJECTION PLATFORM 2 MODULE
187 BRIDGE 'B1'
188 BRIDGE 'B2'
189 BRIDGE 'B3'
190 BRIDGE 'B4'
191 BRIDGE 'B5'
192 BRIDGE 'B6'
193 BRIDGE 'B7'
194 BRIDGE 'B8'
195 BRIDGE 'B9'
196 BRIDGE 'B10'
197 BRIDGE 'B11'
350 EXTENSION TO GAS TREATMENT PLATFORM
351 FLARES 1, 2 AND TA
352 NEW ACCOMMODATION PLATFORM
359 BRIDGE SUPPORT TOWER S1
414 NEW 36" MOL (SUBMARINE)
415 NEW 36" MOL RISER PLATFORM
420 BRIDGE "B15"
Area No Description
421 BRIDGE "B14"
422 OFFSHORE KHUFF GAS DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
423 BRIDGE 'B13'
427 NEW GTP
467 BRIDGE 'B24'
469 IGD.HAP PLATFORM
470 HAP FLARE NO.7
471 NEW GAS LINE FROM HAP
472 BRIDGE 'B25'
495 PDP POWER DISTRUBITION
497 TAWEELAH ALPHA EXTENSION PLATFORM (TAE)
502 COLLECTOR SEPARATOR PLATFORM (CSP-1)
503 WATER DISPOSAL TOWER (UWDT)
504 FLARE 4 (FT.4)
505 FLARE 5 (FT.5)
510 BRIDGE 'B16'
511 BRIDGE 'B17'
512 BRIDGE 'B18'
513 BRIDGE 'B19'
514 BRIDGE 'B20'
515 BRIDGE 'B21'
516 BRIDGE 'B22'
531 COMPRESSION PLATFORM (CP.1)
532 ACCOMMODATION PLATFORM (UAP)
533 FLARE 6 (FT.6)
533 FLARE 6 (FT.6)
538 BRIDGE 'B55'
539 BRIDGE 'B56'
540 BRIDGE 'B57'
551 UMM SHAIF OIL LINE REPLACEMENT
Area No Description
552 NEW RISER PLATFROM (RP1)
553 UMM SHAIF OIL LINE REPLACEMENT (B26)
554 UMM SHAIF OIL LINE REPLACEMENT (B27)
555 UMM SHAIF OIL LINE REPLACEMENT (S13)
556 PDP POWER DISTRIBUTION (NEW BRIDGE 28 PDP BRIDGE)
6.4 Umm Shaif Wellhead Towers (USWHT)
Area No Tower Well NO.

151 US 55 US 55, US 65, US 66, US 72, US 73, US 76
152 US 68 US 68, US 69, US 70, US 78, US 79, US 80
153 US 36 US 36, US 37, US 38
154 US 39 US 39, US 42, US 44, US 56, US 106, US 131
155 US 40 US 40, US 41, US 43, US 45, US 50, US 52
156 US46 US46, US 48, US 51, US 103, US 105, US 158
157 US 47 US 47, US 91, US 92, US139, US141, US49
158 US 53 US 53, US 59, US 67, US 74, US 98, US 99
159 US 54 US 54, US 62, US 64, US 95, US 127
160 US 12A US 12A, US 57, US 96, US 97, US 137, US 230, US 231
161 US 71 US 71, US 75, US 77, US 102, US 114, US 156
176 US 58 US 58, US 60, US 61, US 63
210 US 20A US 20A
218 US 16A US 16A US 85, US 117, US 121, US 176, US 178, US 182
234 US 16 US 16
236 US 20 US 20
238 US 35 US 35, US 87
240 US 94 US 94, US 107, US 134, US 136
253 US 89 US 89, US 90, US 93, US 100, US 104
270 US 81 US 81, US 113, US 115, US 135
271 US 82 US 82, US 108, US 111, US 154, US 157
272 US 83 US 83, US 123, US 130, US 133, US 138
273 US 84 US 84, US 119, US 122, US 124, US 126, US 129
274 US 86 US 86, US 128, US 132, US 148, US 155, US 151
275 US 11 US 112, US 118, US 125
276 US 10 US 101, US 110, US 140, US 144, US 146, US 149
279 US 169 US 169, US 171
280 US 11 US 116, US 196
281 US 10 US 109, US 193
282 US 30 US 30
284 US 88 US 88, US 195, US 211, US 212,
285 US 177 US 170, US 177, US 179, US 215
286 US 161 US 161, US 164, US 166

287 US 180 US 180, US 208, US 224
288 US 153 US 153, US 199, US 187, US 201, US 204, US 257
289 US 142 US 142, US 189, US 202, US 203, US 233, US 268
290 US 159 US 159, US 162, US 186, US 190, US 192, US 194
291 US 160 US 160, US 163, US 165
292 US 143 US 143, US 145, US 147, US 150, US 152
317 US 120 US 120 US 120, US 197, US 214
326 US 35A US 167, US 168, US 170, US 172, US 174, US 183
334 US 19A US 19, US19A
335 US 15 US 15
336 US 17 US 17
337 US 24 US 24
338 US 10 US 10
355 US 22 US 22
358 US 18 US 18
367 US 3 US 3
368 US 1 US 1
369 US 2 US 2
370 US 4 US 4
371 US 5 US 5
372 US 6 US 6
373 US 7 US 7
374 US 8 US 8
375 US 9 US 9
376 US 11 US 11
377 US 12 US 12
378 US 14 US 14
379 US 19 US 19
380 US 21 US 21
381 US 23 US 23
382 US 25 US 25
383 US 26 US 26
384 US 27 US 27
385 US 28 US 28
386 US 29 US 29
387 US 31 US 31
388 US 32 US 32
389 US 33 US 33
390 US 34 US 34
391 US 272 US 272, US 289, US 294, US 296
392 US 290 US 290, US 291, US 303, US 305, US 311

411 US 11A US 11A
412 US 13 US 13
424 US 216 US 216, US 219, US 240
425 US 217 US 217, US 220, US 228, US 229
426 US 218 US 218, US 226, US 232
428 US 213 US-213, US 213, US 221, US 222, US 263, US 299
431 US 244 US 244, US 245, US 327
432 US 246 US 246, US 267, US 319
433 US 241 US 241, US 243, US 326
434 US 242 US 242, US 323
435 US 235 US 235, US 236
436 US 237 US 237, US 238, US 239
437 US 247 US 247, US 248, US 262, US 320
US 265, US 273, US 276, US 279, US 282, US 284, US
438 US 265
295, US 312, US 325
439 US 258 US 258, US 260, US 281 US 288, US 324
440 US 255 US 255, US 297, US 298, US 301
441 US 251 US 251, US 307, US 311
US 264, US 264, US 266, US 270, US 271, US 304, US
442 US 264
321
US 278, US 285, US 287, US 292, US 300, US 302, US
443 US 278
309
444 US 259 US 259, US 261, US 275, US 280, US 286, US 293
445 US 254 US 254, US 256, US 269
446 US 250 US 250, US 252, US 274, US 277, US 283
6.5 Zakum Central Super Complex (ZCSC)
Area Area Description

327 OLD ACCOMMODATION PLATFORM & BRIDGE
328 COLLECTOR / SEPARATOR PLATFORM
329 ZK.1 W/H PLATFORM & BRIDGE
330 PUMP PLATFORM & BRIDGE
340 WATER INJECTION PLATFORM
341 ELECTRICAL PLATFORM
342 POWER GENERATION PLATFORM
343 UTILITIES PLATFORM
345 BRIDGE 'BN'
346 BRIDGE 'BH'
347 BRIDGE 'BJ'
348 BRIDGE 'BG'
356 FLARES A, B & C
362 BRIDGE SUPPORT TOWER 'E'

363 BRIDGE SUPPORT TOWER 'F'
364 BRIDGE SUPPORT TOWER 'L'
216 FOR GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS DRGS.
349 NEW ACCOMMODATION PLATFORM
449 BRIDGE 'BP'
463 NEW WATER INJECTION PLATFORM
496 CRP
498 Bridge BR. Between CRP and CSP
559 ZK OIL LINE REPLACEMENT
560 ZK OIL LINE REPLACEMENT (B1)
6.6 Zakum West Super Complex (ZWSC)

198 ACCOMMODATION PLATFORMS
199 WATER INJECTION PLATFORM
200 POWER GENERATION PLATFORM & BRIDGE B6
201 RISER PLATFORM
202 COLLECTOR SEPARATOR PLATFORM
203 BRIDGE 'B1'
204 BRIDGE 'B2'
205 BRIDGE 'B3'
206 BRIDGE 'B4'
207 BRIDGE 'B5'
353 GG2 PLATFORM
354 BRIDGE 'B7' (NUMBERED BY ADNOC Offshore)
357 FLARES 1, 2, A3, & A4
413 ZAP ACCOMMODATION
460 GAS PROCESSING FACILITY (GPF)
6.7 Zakum Wellhead Towers (ZKWHT)
AREA NO. TOWER WELL NO. DEV. PROJ./YEAR

329 ZK 1 ZK 1 1963
332 ZK 2 ZK 2 1963
393 ZK 3 ZK 3 1964
211 ZK 5 ZK 5, ZK 82 1964
233 ZK 6 ZK 6 1965
263 ZK 7 ZK 7
264 ZK 8 ZK 8 1965
267 ZK 9 ZK 9 1965
395 ZK 10 ZK 10
333 ZK 11 ZK 11 1965

230 ZK 12 ZK 12 1965
212 ZK13 ZK 13, ZL 117 1965
213 ZK14 ZK 14, ZK 98 1965
396 ZK15 ZK 15 1965
231 ZK16 ZK 16 1966
397 ZK17 ZK 17 1966
331 ZK18 ZK 18 1966
398 ZK19 ZK 19 1966
ZK 46, ZK64, ZK 68,
163 ZK 19A ZK 72, ZL 233, ZL 1976
236
214 ZK 20 ZK 20, ZL 124 1966
217 ZK 20A 1976
399 ZK 21 ZK 21
208 ZK 22 ZK 22 1966
ZK 22A ZK 74, ZK75,
170 ZK 22A 1976
ZK 97
262 ZK 23 ZK 23 1966
400 ZK 24 ZK 24 1966
232 ZK 25 ZK 25, ZK 27, ZK 30 1966
401 ZK 26 ZK 26 1966
ZK 52, ZK 55, ZK 58,
167 ZK 26A 1976
ZK 103, ZL 205
215 ZK 28 ZK 28, ZK 85 1966
209 ZK 29 ZK 29, ZK 79 1966
265 ZK 31 ZK 31, ZL 132 1967
402 ZK 32 ZK 32 1967
403 ZK 33 ZK 33 1967
261 ZK 34 ZK 34, ZL 188 1968
404 ZK 35 ZK 35 1967
405 ZK 36 ZK 36 1968
406 ZK 37 ZK 37 1968
406 ZK 37 ZK 37 1968
239 ZK 38 ZK 38 1969
303 ZK 39 ZK 39, ZL 250 1984
407 ZK 40 ZK 40 1969
408 ZK 41 ZK 41 1969
266 ZK 42 ZK 42, ZL 185 1969
409 ZK 43 ZK 43 1969
ZK 49, ZK 51, ZK 54,
165 ZK 43A 1976
ZK 57, ZK 61, ZL 180
410 ZK 44 ZK 44 1969
162 ZK 45 ZK 45, ZK 53, ZK 60 1976

ZK 47, ZK 48, ZK 67,
1977 ZK 47 ZK 71, ZK 107, ZL 1977
183
ZK 50, ZK 65, ZK 66,
166 ZK 50 1976
ZK 70, ZK 73, ZL 171
ZK 56, ZK 59, ZK
168 ZK 56 1976
69, ZK 93, ZL 238
ZK 62, ZK 63, ZK 89,
169 ZK 62 ZL 195, ZL 268, ZL 1977
271
ZK 76, ZK 78, ZK 80,
171 ZK 76 1977
ZK 91
ZK 77, ZK 83, ZK 96,
172 ZK 77 ZK 105, ZL 114, ZL 1977
130
175 ZK 81 ZK 81 1977
ZK 84, ZK 101, ZL
224 ZK 84 1978
219, ZL 223, ZL 253
ZK 86, ZL 134, ZL
219 ZK 86 137, ZK 208, ZL 240, 1978
ZL 242
ZK 87, ZK 94, ZL
173 ZK 87 1977
220, ZL 227
ZK 88, ZK 92, ZK
174 ZK 88 111, ZL 193, ZL 204, 1977
ZL 207
ZK 95, ZK 104, ZL
227 ZK 95 143, ZL 146, ZL 228, 1978
ZL 251
ZK 99, ZK 102, ZK
228 ZK 99 108, ZL 140, ZL 196, 1978
ZL 202
259 ZK 106 ZK 106 1979
260 ZK 109 ZK 109 1979
ZK 110, ZL 115, ZL
250 ZK 110 1979
186, ZL 190, ZL 194
ZL 112, ZL 123, ZL
225 ZK 112 175, ZL 209, ZL 248, 1978
ZL 270
ZK 113, ZL 118, ZL
242 ZK 113 1979
126
295 ZK 116 ZK 116, ZL 266, 263 1984
ZL 119, ZL 150, ZL
245 ZK 119 1979
214
ZL 120, ZL 128, ZL
221 ZK 120 141, ZL 176, ZL 226, 1978
ZL 232
ZK 121, ZL 125, ZL
246 ZK 121 1979
161, ZL 197, ZL 201

ZL 122, ZL 138, ZL
223 ZK 122 142, ZL 148, ZL 181, 1978
ZL 210
ZL 127, ZL 144, ZL
222 ZK 127 147, ZL 157, ZL 160, 1978
ZL 164
ZL 129, ZL 133, ZL
229 ZK 129 139, ZL 198, ZL 199, 1978
ZL 200
ZL 131, ZL 165, ZL
248 ZK 131 1979
216
ZL 135, ZL 163, ZL
243 ZK 135 1979
166, ZL 225, ZL 244
304 ZK 136 ZL 136 1984
ZL 145, ZL 217, ZL
255 ZK 145 1979
222, ZL 252
256 ZK 149 ZK 149, ZL 230 1979
257 ZK 151 ZK 151 1979
254 ZK 152 ZL 152, ZL 169 1979
ZL 153, ZL 155, ZL
220 ZK 153 1978
179, ZL 275
ZL 154, ZL 158, ZL
241 ZK 154 1979
224
ZL 156, ZL 159, ZL
252 ZK 156 1979
211
ZL 162, ZL 174, ZL
249 ZK 162 184, ZL 206, ZL 249, 1979
ZL 267
ZK 167, ZL 170, ZL
226 ZK 167 1978
213, ZL 215
ZK 168, ZL 187, ZL
247 ZK 168 1979
221
ZK 172, ZL 177, ZL
244 ZK 172 1979
218
ZL 173, ZL 178, ZL
258 ZK 173 1979
212
324 ZK 182 ZL 182 1984
ZL 189, ZL 191,
251 ZK 189 ZL192, ZL 229, ZL 1979
231, ZL 272
ZL 234, ZL 239, ZL
268 ZK 234 1981
241, ZL 243, ZL 261
298 ZK 235 ZL 235 1984
269 ZK 237 ZL 237 1981
ZL 245, ZL 247, ZL
277 ZK 245 273, ZL 274, ZL 278, 1981
ZL 279
323 ZK 246 ZL 246 1984
319 ZK 254 ZL 254 1984
320 ZK 255 ZL 255, ZL 257 1984

ZL 256, ZL 259, ZL
322 ZK 256 1984
264
ZL 258, ZL 260, ZL
294 ZK 258 1984
265
318 ZK 262 ZL 262 1984
321 ZK 269 ZK 269 1984
301 ZK 276 ZL 276 1984
302 ZK 277 ZL 277 1984
306 ZK 280 1984
305 ZK 286 1984
311 ZK 288 1984
297 ZK 290 1984
315 ZK 293 1984
300 ZK 311 1984
299 ZK 307 1984
314 ZK 329 1984
313 ZK 1984
296 ZK 1984
312 ZK 1984
310 ZK 322 1984
309 ZK 304 1984
308 ZK 153/61 1984
307 ZK 1984
278 ZK 300 1981
6.8 Nasr Super Complex (NSSC)

486 NASR COMPLEX MANIFOLD TOWER
487 NASR COMPLEX BRIDGE 43
705 NASR FIELD. GENERAL AREA
706 BRIDGE 41 (BRIDGE FROM 711 TO 486) & BRIDGE SUPPORT #3 & #4
707 BRIDGE 30 (BRIDGE FROM 706 TO 708) & BRIDGE SUPPORT #5
708 FLARE TOWER 1
710 FLARE TOWER 2
711 NASR GAS TREATMENT PLATFORM - NGTP
713 NASR SEPARATION PLATFORM - NSP
715 NASR ACCOMMODATION PLATFORM - NSAP
6.9 Nasr Wellhead Towers (NSWHT)

484 NASR FIELD WHT.1
6.10 Umm Lulu Super Complex (ULSC)

565 BRIDGE.1
567 BRIDGE.2
569 BRIDGE.3
572 BRIDGE.5
574 BRIDGE.6
575 BRIDGE.7
577 BRIDGE.8
579 BRIDGE.9
581 BRIDGE.10
583 BRIDGE.11
580 FLARE.1
584 FLARE.2
564 ACCOMMODATION PLATFORM. ULAP
576 GAS TREATMENT PLATFORM. ULGTP
573 RISER PLATFORM. ULRP
570 SEPARATION PLATFORM. ULSP
566 UTILITY PLATFORM. ULUTP
585 WATER DISPOSAL PLATFORM. ULWP
6.11 Umm Lulu Wellhead Towers (ULWHT)

473 UMM LULU FILED GENERAL
474 UMM LULU FILED WHT.1
478 UMM LULU FILED BRIDGE B4
479 UMM LULU FILED MFT.1

6.12 Bu Haseer Field

725 BU HASEER COMMON AREA
726 BU HASEER WELLHEAD TOWER WHT-BH1
727 BU HASEER WELLHEAD TOWER WHT-BH2
728 AL YASSAT IFD INTEGRATED FIELD DEVELOPMENT
751 BU HASEER WELLHEAD TOWER WHT-BH3 (JACKET)
6.13 Zirku Sarb Field

600 SARB / GENERAL AREA SARB DEVELOPMENT
601 SARB/ COMMON AREA (ZIRKU ISLAND)
602 SARB/ RECEIVING FACILITIES PIGGING & SLUG CATHER AREA
603 SARB/ OIL PROCESSING
604 SARB/PRODUCED WATER TRATMENT & DISPOSAL
605 SARB / LP GAS COMPRESSION
606 SARB / MP GAS COMPRESSION
607 SARB / HP GAS COMPRESSION & DEHYDRATION
608 SARB / VAPOR RECOVERY
609 SARB / GAS SWEETING
610 SARB / CONDENSTATE PROCESSING
611 SARB / FLARE KO DRUM
613 SARB / SEAWATER INTAKE
614 SARB / WATER INJECTION PLANT
615 SARB / UTILITY WATER SYSTEAM
616 SARB / AIR COMPRESSION
617 SARB / NITROGEN GENERATION
618 SARB / DIESEL STORAGE & SUPPLY
619 SARB / LP FUEL GAS SYSTEM
620 SARB / CHEMICALS HANDLING
621 SARB / FIRE WATER SYSTEM
622 SARB / POWER BLOCK
623 SARB / HOT OIL SYSTEM
624 SARB
625 SARB / STORAGE & EXPORT AREA
626 SARB / PLEM & SPM
627 SARB / ZIRKU FLARE NORTH
6.14 Sarb North/Al Qatia Island
Sarb South/Bu Sikeen Island

628 SARB / ZIRKU FLARE SOUTH
640 SARB / INFRASTRUCTURE AREA
641 SARB / ACCOMODATION & ASSOCIATED FACILITIES
642 SARB / ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING
643 SARB / FIRE STATION
650 SARB / GENERAL AREA SARB ARTIFICIAL (NORTH & SOUTH)
651 SARB / COMMON AREA
652 SARB
653 SARB / MUD TRATMENT & CEMENT PLANT
654 SARB / DRILLING UTILITES
655 SARB / FLARE K.O DRUM AREA
656 SARB / FLARE TOWER & BRIDGE
657 SARB / WELLPAD AREA.1 HEADERS & MANIFOLD
658 SARB / WELLPAD AREA.2
659 SARB
660 SARB / RISER PLATFORM & BRIDGE
661 SARB / CHEMICAL INGECTION PIPPING FACILITIES
SARB / SUB STATION, EMERGENCY GENERATOR, HYDRAULIC POWER
662
UNIT, ETC
663 SARB
664 SARB
666 SARB / HARBOUR
667 SARB / ACCOMODATION & ASSOCIATED FACLITIES
668 SARB
669 SARB
670 SARB
671 SARB / COMMON AREA
672 SARB
673 SARB / MUD TRATMENT & CEMENT PLANT
674 SARB / DRILLING UTILITIES
675 SARB / FLARE KO DRUM
676 SARB / FLARE TOWER & BRIDGE
677 SARB / WELLPAD AREA.1 HEADERS & MANIFOLD
678 SARB / WELLPAD AREA.2
679 SARB
680 SARB / RISER PLATFORM & BRIDGE
681 SARB / CHEMICAL INGECTION, PIGGING FACILITIES

SARB / SUB STATION, EMERGENCY GENERATOR, HYDRAULIC POWER
682
UNIT, ETC
683 SARB
684 SARB
686 SARB / HARBOR
687 SARB / ACCOMODATION & ASSOCIATED FACILITES
6.15 Area Prefix/Plant Reference for Instrument Tags
a. In some legacy P&ID, below “Area prefix” are used for Instruments which are
different from their “Area No” to which the instrument belongs.
b. The table is no longer used to assign new Instrument tags, it is for reference only.
Das Island
Area No Area Prefix Description Remarks

10.0 61 CTU, CTU Valve Pits (USP 18”, USP
10.1 30”, ZKP 30”) Legacy, Not is
12.0 use
36.1
01.0 62 G&F
04.5
04.6
09.6 Legacy, Not is
10.0 use
33.0
40.0
90.0
04.3 64 USP + Associated Spheroids + USP
04.4 Charge Pumps
Legacy, Not is
10.1
use
40.0
90.0
08.2 66 GSU
Legacy, Not is
08.7
use
90.0
04.4 67 ZKP + Associated Spheroids + ZKP
08.3 Charge Pumps
08.7 Legacy, Not is
10.1 use
40.0
90.0
03.0 68 BQP
Legacy, Not is
36.1
use
90.0
69 Horton Spheroids & Relief K.O.
HOLD
Drums
70 New STP HOLD
71 ETPP (D & D) Legacy, Not is
use

08.7 72 SWDP (D & D)
Legacy, Not is
36.0
use
36.1
73 SWORP (D & D) Legacy, Not is
use
79 New TB3 SPM Legacy, Not is
use
10.0 80 Storex, New TB2 SPM, Tank
10.1
12.0
Legacy, Not is
15.0
use
16.0
36.1
40.0
81 Crude Oil Export / Storex (Export) Legacy, Not is
15.0
use
04.3 90 Steam & Air systems (Utilities)
04.4
06.0
08.7
Legacy, Not is
10.0
use
12.2
15.4
60.0
90.0
92 Power Station Legacy, Not is
90.0
use
99 Buildings HOLD
Umm Shaif Super Complex (USSC)

14 Accommodation Platform Legacy, Not is
183, 352
use
08 Power Generation Platform Legacy, Not is
184
use
01-04, 06, WI Platform Modules 01 to 04, 06 & Legacy, Not is
185, 186
07 07 use
05 WI Platform Modules 05 + Legacy, Not is
185, 186
Chlorination Unit use
39 Eastern Riser Extension Legacy, Not is
182
use
16 Northern Riser Extension Legacy, Not is
181
use
11 Collector Separator Platform Legacy, Not is
179
use
06 GTP Legacy, Not is
177
use
12 Gas Cap Platform Legacy, Not is
use
350 05 GG II HOLD

427 NGTP Legacy, Not is
427
use
178 ABK Tip Legacy, Not is
178
use
415 36” MOL Platform Legacy, Not is
415
use
422 Taweelah Alpha (OKGDP) Legacy, Not is
422
use
469 HAP Platform (USIGDP) Legacy, Not is
469
use
501 USGIF GENERAL AREA Legacy, Not is
501
use
502 USGIF CSP1 Legacy, Not is
502
use
531 USGIF CP1 Legacy, Not is
531
use
Zakum West Super Complex (ZWSC)

54 Accommodation Platform Legacy, Not is
198
use
41 - 44 WI Platform Modules 41 to 44 Legacy, Not is
199
use
45 WI Platform Modules 45 + Legacy, Not is
199
Chlorination Unit use
48 Power Generation Legacy, Not is
200
use
51 Riser Platform Legacy, Not is
201
use
56 Collector Separator Platform Legacy, Not is
202
use
01 GG II Legacy, Not is
353
use
447 GIP Legacy, Not is
447
use
417 New Riser Platform Legacy, Not is
417
use
460 GPF Platform Legacy, Not is
460
use
Zakum Central Super Complex (ZCSC)

Accommodation Platform (ZAP,
40 HOLD
Relocated to ZWSC)
Power Generation / Electrical / Legacy, Not is
342 20
Utilities use
Legacy, Not is
340 30 Water Injection Platform
use
3 GGII Facilities HOLD

Legacy, Not is
330 70 Pumping / Collector Separator
use
Bridge from Accommodation and PG Legacy, Not is
449 60
/ WI Platforms use
Legacy, Not is
349 349 New Accommodation Platform
use
Legacy, Not is
463 463 New water Injection Platform
use
7. APPENDIX-B: DRAWING AND DOCUMENT CODE’S
7.1 Discipline Code for Drawings and Documents
S/No Code Description Remarks

1 D Piping and Instrumentation Diagram Note 1 & 2
2 M Mechanical, Piping and Isometric Note 3
3 P Hazardous Area Classification
4 E Electrical
5 I Instrumentation, Fire and Gas
6 T Telephone and Telecommunication
7 C Structural and Civil
8 S Safety
9 SUR Survey
10 PL Pipeline
11 L Plot plan
12 CP Cathodic Protection
13 G Manuals, Document and Dossiers
14 A Architectural
15 AC HVAC
16 Z Construction, Test, Commissioning
17 N Energy
18 R Maintenance & Integrity
19 Q Quality
20 3D Piping-3D Only for 3D Model
Note:
1. (Discipline Code for all P&IDS shall be “D” irrespective of services e.g., Fire Water,
Foam, HVAC etc.)
2. All corrosion related documents shall be referred to discipline code “D”
3. Isometric drawing number shall reflect PIPE name in PDMS/E3D as in the design
hierarchy refer clause 4.2.2 Isometric Name
7.2 Sequence Block
Documents
S.no From To Description
1 00001 Bill of Materials (Mech, Civil, Elect.), Drawing Schedule.
Dossiers of general nature
i.e., not belonging to a specific discipline
2 00002 09999
Manuals, Dossiers & Documents which is sub. divided
as:
3 10000 19999 Process, Material & Corrosion
4 20000 22999 Mechanical Stationary
5 23000 26999 Mechanical Rotating
6 27000 29999 Piping
7 30000 32999 Architectural, Naval
8 33000 39999 Civil and Structural
9 40000 48999 Electrical
10 49000 49999 Cathodic Protection

11 50000 56999 Control, Instrument
12 57000 57999 Telecom
13 58000 59999 F&G
14 60000 62499 Survey
15 62500 64999 Pipeline
16 65000 69999 Building, Mechanical like HVAC, Plumbing etc.
17 70000 72499 HSE, Fire Protection, Life Saving etc.
18 72500 74999 Hazardous Area Classification
19 75000 79999 Package/Vendor
20 80000 89999 Construction, Test, Commissioning
21 90000 92999 Energy
22 93000 95999 Maintenance & Integrity
23 96000 98999 Quality
Drawings
S/No From To Description Code
Process PFD, UFD, P&ID & Material &
1 100000 199999 D
Corrosion
2 200000 229999 Mechanical Stationary M
3 230000 269999 Mechanical Rotating M
4 270000 274999 Piping Overall & Unit Plot Plan, Key Plan L
5 275000 299999 Piping GAD M
6 300000 329999 Architectural, Naval A
7 330000 399999 Civil and Structural C
8 400000 489999 Electrical E
9 490000 499999 Cathodic Protection CP
10 500000 569999 Control, Instrument I
11 570000 579999 Telecom T
12 580000 599999 F&G I
13 600000 624999 Survey SUR
14 625000 649999 Pipeline PL
Building, Mechanical like HVAC, Plumbing
15 650000 699999 AC
etc.
HSE –Escape Route, Fire Protection, Life
16 700000 724999 S
Saving etc.
17 725000 749999 Hazardous Area Classification P
18 750000 799999 Package/ Vendor M
19 800000 899999 Construction, Test, Commissioning Z
20 900000 929999 Energy N
21 930000 959999 Maintenance & Integrity R
22 960000 989999 Quality Q
Drawings/Documents for other categories which are not listed etc. shall be allocated
the next blocks of numbers after Company Approval.
7.3 Deck Code
The below deck codes are applicable for Offshore platform line or structure split.
S/No CODE Description

1 APP Jacket Appurtenances
2 AWD Above Weather Deck
3 BGE Bridge East
4 BGN Bridge North
5 BGS Bridge South
6 BGW Bridge West
7 BLD Bridge Landing Deck
8 BLL Jacket Walkway and Boat Landing
9 BRC Jacket Elevation Bracing
10 BST Bridge Support Tower
11 CDK Cellar Deck
12 EED Electrical Equipment Deck
13 FLT Flare Tower
14 HED Heli Deck
15 LDK Lower Deck
16 LEG Jacket Leg
17 LQT Living Quarters
18 MDK Main Deck
19 MDM Jacket Mudmat
20 MED Middle Deck
21 MZD Mezzanine Deck
22 PIL Jacket Piling
23 PLN Jacket Plan Framing
24 SCD Sub Cellar Deck
25 SDK Sump Tank Deck
26 SMD Sump Pump Deck
27 SPD Solar Panel Deck
28 LRD Switchgear Room / LER Room – Roof Deck
29 TRS Truss Row
30 UDK Upper Deck
31 VAD Valve Access Deck
32 VOL Installation Volume
33 WED Weather Deck
7.4 Handover Groups
The below table is reference for final handover register. Current Engineering disciplines
defined in Company master EIM system, Refer table 7.1 for Code1 & Code2
All the deliverables shall be grouped accordingly in the final Handover Register.
S/No Discipline Code1 Code2 Remarks

1 ARCHITECTURAL A
CONSTRUCTION, TEST,
2 Z
COMMISSIONING
E
CP Cathodic Protection
Hazardous Area
3 ELECTRICAL P
Classification
SCHDB, SCHJB,
SCH SCHE, SCHCE,
BOME & SCH
Refer Specification
4 ENERGY N A0-ENG-EMS-PRO-
009
Manuals, Document
5 GENERAL G
and Dossiers
6 HVAC AC
I Inst. Fire & Gas
7 INSTRUMENTATION SCHJB, SCHX,
All Schedule under
SCH SCHMB, SCHL &
instrument
BOMI
MAINTENANCE &
8 R
INTEGRITY
Mech, Piping and
M
Isometric
L Plot Plan
9 MECHANICAL
3D Only for 3D Models
SCHV, BOMM &
SCH
SCH
10 PASSPORT PASSPORT Legacy not in use
11 PIPELINE PL
D
12 PROCESS
SCH SCHLL & SCHME
13 QUALITY Q
14 SAFETY S
15 STRUCTURAL AND CIVIL C
16 SURVEY SUR
Telephone and
T
Telecommunication
17 TELECOMMUNICATION
SCHT, SCHTD &
SCH
BOMT
Notes
Energy - N, All documents prepared as part of energy efficient design or Company

standard A0-ENG-EMS-PRO-009 will follow the above code.
8. APPENDIX-C: PLANT ITEM TAG CODE
8.1 Process Equipment Code
The below deck codes are applicable for Offshore platform line or structure split
Code Description Remarks

C Cooler
CC Corrosion Coupon
CH Chemical skid
CL Chlorinator
CM Compressor
CMS Corrosion Monitoring Station or spool
CN Chemical Injection Fitting
CP Corrosion Probe
CR Crane
D Drum, Deaerator
E Exchanger, Heater, Flash Drum, Condenser
EL Electrolyser
F Filter, Gas Scrubber
FH Fire Hydrant
FLR Flame Arrestor
FM Fire Monitor / Foam Monitor
FR Flare
G General Item (Miscellaneous)
GT Gas Turbine
MS Metering Skid
MSM Multi Selector manifold
MX Mixer, Fan, Blower etc.
P Pump
Only for packages
PU Package Unit Refer 3.2.2
L Pig Launcher
RC Pig Receiver
RD Rupture Disc
SP Specialty Item
SS Sampler System
T Tank
V Vessel, Separator, K.O. Pot, Drum
AFC Air Fin Cooler Used in SARB
SU Sump Used in SARB
SC Sample Connection Used in SARB
8.2 Process Fluid Code or Service

A Combustion Air
AC Acidiser
AD Amine Drain
AG Acid Gas
AM Amine
ANF Chemical Injection - Anifoam
ATK Aviation Turbine Kerosene (Heli Fuel)

BCD Chemical Injection – Biocide / Sodium
Hypochlorite
CD Closed Drain Hydrocarbon
CIN Chemical Injection Legacy, not in use
CHW Chilled Water
CL Chlorine
CO Crude Oil
CO2 Carbon Dioxide
CRI Corrosion Inhibitor
CT Chemical Transfer
CW Cooling Water Legacy, not in use
CWR Cooling Water Return
CWS Cooling Water Supply
DEA Dilethanol
DMF Chemical Injection - Demulsifier
DMW Water (Demin.Water)
DWW Desalter Wash Water
DO Diesel Oil
DR Drain Non. Hydrocarbon
DW Potable Water
FC Fire Fighting Clean Agent
FG Fuel Gas
FH Flare High Pressure
FL Flare Gas Low Pressure
FM Fire Mains
FO Fuel Oil
FP Fire Fighting Foam
FR Freon
FW Fresh Water
GC Gas Condensate
GD Glycol Drain
GL Glycol
GN Nitrogen Gas
GJ Gas Injection
HF Hydraulic Fluid
HFG HP Fuel Gas
HL Halon
HO Hot Oil
HRV HP Relief Gas
IA Instrument Air
ING Inergen
KF Kill Line
KL Kontol
LO Lube Oil
LO(S) Synthetic Lube Oil
LFG LP Fuel Gas
LRV LP Relief Gas
MNL Chemical Injection - Methanol
NV Non Hydrocarbon Vent
O2 Oxygen
OD Open Drain

OSC Chemical Injection - Oxygen Scavenger
OW Oily Water
P Process Gas
PA Plant Air / Utility Air
PG Pilot Gas
PW Produced Water
RF Refrigerant
RO Recovered Oil
RV Relief Gas
S Steam
SC Steam Condensate
SCI Scale Inhibitor
SEW SEWAGE
SFG Sweet Fuel Gas
SG Stripping Gas
SHCL Sodium Hypochlorite
SL Sludge
SO Seal Oil
SW Seawater Legacy, not in use
SWR Seawater Return
SWS Seawater Supply
TW Treated Water (Injection Water)
UW Utility Water
V Vent
VH Vent Hydrocarbon
VL Vacuum Line
VT Vessel Trim
W Water
8.3 Sewage Line Identification Code

DEC Decant
EW Sewage Effluent Water
FA Foul Air
FE Filter Effluent
FE Filter Effluent
IRI Island Irrigation
IRP Plant Irrigation
ML Mixed Liquer
PO Polymer
PS Polymer Solution
RAS Return Activated Sludge
SDR Sewage Drain
SE Secondary Effluent
SEW Sewage
SL Sludge
SLW Pump Seal Water
SM Scum
TSL Thickened Sludge
WSL Waste Sludge
8.4 Insulation

A Acoustic
C Cold
H Hot
F, IFP Insulation for Fire protection
P Personnel protection
ET Electrical Tracing
N Not Insulated
8.5 Instrument Equipment Code

FGCP Fire & Gas Control Panel
PCS Process Control System
DAU Data Acquisition Unit
ESD Emergency Shutdown
F&G Fire & Gas
TEL Telephone
PA Public Address
MTU Master Telemetry Unit
UCP Unit Control Panel
LCP Local Control Panel
CCP Common Control Panel
IRC Interposing Relay Cabinet
FPB Fusible Plug Box
FMP Fire Man Panel
OIT Operator Interface Terminal
MC Marshaling Cabinet
OC Operator Console
HSS Hydraulic Safety Shutdown
RTU Remote Telemetry Unit
SWGR Switch Gear Panel
MCP Main Control Panel
UPS Un Interrupted power supply
TR Termination Rack
DB Distribution Board
FOPP Fiber Optic Patch Panel
HVACCP HVAC Control Panel
HMI Human Machine Interface
CAB Cabinet
LCP Local Control Panel
MTU Master Telemetry unit
HPU Hydraulic power unit
TIM Telemetry Interface Module
RTU Remote Telemetry unit
8.6 Fire and Gas Instrument Code

IOS Input/output Station
HD Heat Detector
SD Smoke Detector
HC Hydrocarbon Gas Detector
TGD Toxic Gas Detector
GD Flammable Gas Detector
FB Flashing Beacon
AH Audible Horn
FD Flame Detector (UV/IR)
SOD Sulphur Dioxide Gas Detector
H2S Hydrogen Sulphide Gas Detector
MAC Manual Alarm Call Point
ES Electronic Sounder
CFD Continuous Length Fire/Heat Detector
EA Extinguishant Release Pre alarm
MRS Extinguishant Manual Release Station
PSL Fusible Plug Pressure Switch
MRI Extinguishant Release Inhibit
ESI Extinguishant Status Indication
DELSOV Deluge Solenoid
RL Interposing Relay
ASOV Automatic Solenoid
MSOV Manual Solenoid
DSOV Damper Solenoid
EB Extinguishant Bank
FA Fire Alarm
XC Fire & Gas Output to ESD
GA Flammable Gas Alarm
TGA Toxic Gas Alarm
DX Door Locker
OMD Oil Mist Detector
8.7 HVAC Equipment Code
Code Description
CHPU Chilled water package air condition unit
PWC Potable Water Chiller
FCU Fan Coil Unit Cooling
AHUW 100% Fresh Air Handling Unit Cooling Only by Water
AHUF Mixed Fresh & Return Air Handling Unit Cooling Only b
PRU Pressurization unit
AHUR 100% Recirculation Air Handling Unit Cooling Only by
SA Sound Attenuator
SHD Manual shut Off Damper
MSHD Motorized shut Off Damper
VCD Manual Volume Control Damper
MVCD Ducted Curtain type Motorized Control Damper
FD Manual Fire Damper
MFD Motorized Fire Damper
Code Description
MSD Manual Smoke Damper
MSMD Motorized Smoke Damper
GD Manual Gas Damper
MGD Motorized Gas Damper
PRD Manual Pressure Relief Damper
MPRD Motorized Pressure Relief Damper
BKDD Back draft Damper
BD Blast damper
BPD Bypass damper
MD Motorized damper (for all motor operated damper)
VAV Variable Air Volume
CAV Constant Air Volume
IF Inertia Filter
PF Pre filter
FF Final filter
SF sand filter
CFM Chemical Filter Media
EDH Electrical duct heater
HMD Humidifier
STL Sand trap Louver
SR Supply Register
RR Return Register
ER Extract Register
SG Supply Grille
RG Return Grille
EG Extract Grille
SD Supply Diffuser
RD Return Diffuser
ED Extract Diffuse
SPU Split A/C Unit Ducted Type with indoor AHU
ACCU Air cooled condensing unit
ACEU Air cooled evaporating unit
PKGU Packaged Air Cooling Unit
WNDU Window Air Cooling Unit
SAF Supply Air Fan
EAF Extracted Air Fan
PURF Purging Fan
BLF Bleed Fan
COF Condensor fan
EVF evaporator fan
CHRU Chiller Room Refrigeration Unit
FRU Freezer Room Refrigeration Unit
CHWP Chilled Water Pump
CDU Chemical Dosing Unit
ET Expansion tank
C Condensor
E Evaporator
SAD Supply air ducts
RAD return air ducts
EAD Exhaust
8.8 Electrical Equipment Code
Code Description
ATS Automatic Transfer Switch
AVR Automatic Voltage Regulator
BB Battery Bank
BC Battery Charger
BM Battery Monitor
CB Circuit Breaker
CBB Circuit Breaker Box
CBC T Core Balance Curent Transformer
CPR Cathodic Protection Rectifier
CT Current Transformer
DB Distribution Board
DBE Distribution Board (Emergency)
DBL Distribution Board Lighting
DBX Distribution Board (Auxiliary)
DG Diesel Generator
ELC B Earth Leakage Circuit Breaker
FO Fiber Optic
GEN Generator
HTR Heater
HV High Voltage (exceeding 1000V AC)
LCS Local Control Station
M Motor
MCB Miniature Circuit Breaker
MCC Motor Control Center
Code Description
TRS Transformer Switch
TCP Turbine Control Panel
UPS Uninterruptible Power Supply
VFD Variable Frequency Drive
VT Voltage Transformer
WR Welding Receptacle
8.9 Process Instrument Code
Code Description
AAH ANALYSER ALARM HIGH
AAHH ANALYSER ALARM HIGH HIGH
AAL ANALYSER ALARM LOW
AE ANALYSER ELEMENT
AI ANALYZER INDICATOR
AIAH ANALYZER INDICATOR ALARM HIGH
AIAHH ANALYSER INDICATION ALARM HIGH HIGH
AIC ANALYZER INDICATING CONTROLLER
AIL ANALYSIS INDICATOR LOW
AIR ANALYSIS INDICATOR RECORDER
AIRAH ANALYSIS INDICATOR RECORDER ALARM HIGH
AIRC ANALYSIS INDICATOR RECORDER CONTROLLER
AIT ANALYZER INDICATING TRANSMITTER
AT ANALYZER TRANSMITTER
BDV BLOWDOWN VALVE
DPAH DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE ALARM HIGH
DPAL DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE ALARM LOW
DPI DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE INDICATOR
DPIC DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE INDICATOR CONTROLLER
DPIT DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE INDICATOR TRANSMITTER
DPSH DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE SWITCH HIGH
DPT DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE TRANSMITTER
DPTC DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE TRANSMITTER CONTROLLER
DT DENSITY TRANSMITTER
EPB EMERGENCY PUSH BUTTON
ESDV EMERGENCY SHUT DOWN VALVE
FA FLOW ALARM
FAH FLOW ALARM HIGH
FAHH FLOW ALARM HIGH HIGH
FAHL FLOW ALARM HIGH LOW
FAL FLOW ALARM LOW
FALL FLOW ALARM LOW LOW
Code Description
FCV FLOW CONTROL VALVE
FDAH FLOW DIFFERENTIAL ALARM HIGH
FE FLOW ELEMENT
FF FLOW RATIO
FFI FLOW RATIO INDICATOR
FFIC FLOW RATIO INDICATOR CONTROLLER
FFY FLOW RATIO RELAY
FG SIGHT GLASS (FLOW GLASS)
FI FLOW INDICATOR
FIAH FLOW INDICATOR ALARM HIGH
FIAL FLOW INDICATION ALARM LOW
FIC FLOW INDICATOR CONTROLLER
FICAHL FLOW INDICATOR CONTROLLER ALARM HIGH LOW
FICAL FLOW INDICATOR CONTROLLER ALARM LOW
FIQ FLOW INDICATOR TOTALIZER
FIR FLOW INDICATOR RECORDER
FIRAH FLOW INDICATOR RECORDER ALARM HIGH
FIRAHL FLOW INDICATOR RECORDER ALARM HIGH LOW
FIRC FLOW INDICATING RECORDER CONTROLLER
FIRCAHL FLOW INDICATOR RECORDER CONTROLLER ALARM HIGH
LOW
FIS FLOW INDICATOR SWITCH
FISA FLOW INDICATOR SWITCH ALARM
FISL FLOW INDICATOR SWITCH LOW
FIT FLOW INDICATOR TRANSMITTER
FO FLOW ORIFICE PLATE
FQ FLOW TOTALIZER
FQR FLOW TOTALIZER RECORDER
FQSL FLOW TOTALIZER SWITCH LOW
FQT FLOW TOTALIZER TRANSMITTER
FR FLOW RECORDER
FRC FLOW RECORDER CONTROLLER
FRI FLOW RECORDER INDICATOR
FS FLOW SWITCH
FSH FLOW SWITCH HIGH
FSHH FLOW SWITCH HIGH HIGH
FSHL FLOW SWITCH HIGH LOW
FSL FLOW SWITCH LOW
FSLL FLOW SWITCH LOW LOW
FT FLOW TRANSMITTER
FY FLOW CONVERTOR, I/P CONVERTOR
HCV HAND CONTROL VALVE
Code Description
HIC HAND INDICATOR CONTROLLER
HS HAND SWITCH
HSC HAND SWITCH CLOSE SIGNAL
HSO HAND SWITCH OPEN SIGNAL
HV HAND VALVE
LAH LEVEL ALARM HIGH
LAHH LEVEL ALARM HIGH HIGH
LAHHH LEVEL ALARM HIGH HIGH HIGH
LAHL LEVEL ALARM HIGH LOW
LAL LEVEL ALARM LOW
LALL LEVEL ALARM LOW LOW
LALLL LEVEL ALARM LOW LOW LOW
LC LEVEL CONTROLLER
LCV LEVEL CONTROL VALVE
LDAH LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL ALARM HIGH
LDAHH LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL ALARM HIGH HIGH
LDAL LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL ALARM LOW
LDALL LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL ALARM LOW LOW
LDC LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL CONTROLLER
LDCV LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL CONTROL VALVE
LDIC LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL INDICATOR CONTROLLER
LDICAL LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL INDICATOR CONTROLLER ALARM LOW
LDSH LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL SWITCH HIGH
LDSHH LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL SWITCH HIGH HIGH
LDSL LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL SWITCH LOW
LDSLL LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL SWITCH LOW LOW
LDT LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL TRANSMITTER
LDV LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL VALVE
LG LEVEL GAUGE
LI LEVEL INDICATOR
LIAH LEVEL INDICATOR ALARM HIGH
LIAHH LEVEL INDICATOR ALARM HIGH HIGH
LIAHL LEVEL INDICATOR ALARM HIGH LOW
LIAL LEVEL INDICATOR ALARM LOW
LIALL LEVEL INDICATOR ALARM LOW LOW
LIC LEVEL INDICATOR CONTROLLER
LICAL LEVEL INDICATOR CONTROLLER ALARM LOW
LIT LEVEL INDICATING TRANSMITTER
LR LEVEL RECORDER
LRC LEVEL RECORDER CONTROLLER
LS LEVEL SWITCH
Code Description
LSH LEVEL SWITCH HIGH
LSHH LEVEL SWITCH HIGH HIGH
LSHHH LEVEL SWITCH HIGH HIGH HIGH
LSHL LEVEL SWITCH HIGH LOW
LSL LEVEL SWITCH LOW
LSLL LEVEL SWITCH LOW LOW
LT LEVEL TRANSMITTER
LV LEVEL VALVE
LY LEVEL CONVERTER
MOV MOTOR OPERATED VALVE
MPFM MULTI.PHASE FLOW METER
PAH PRESSURE ALARM HIGH
PAHH PRESSURE ALARM HIGH HIGH
PAHL PRESSURE ALARM HIGH LOW
PAL PRESSURE ALARM LOW
PALL PRESSURE ALARM LOW LOW
PB PUSH BUTTON
PC PRESSURE CONTROLLER
PDAH PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL ALARM HIGH
PDAHH PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL ALARM HIGH HIGH
PDAHL PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL ALARM HIGH LOW
PDAL PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL ALARM LOW
PDALL PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL ALARM LOW LOW
PDC PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL CONTROLLER
PDCAHL PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL CONTROLLER ALARM HIGH LOW
PDCV PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL CONTROL VALVE
PDI PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL INDICATOR
PDIAH PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL INDICATOR ALARM HIGH
PDIAHH PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL INDICATOR ALARM HIGH HIGH
PDIAHL PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL INDICATOR ALARM HIGH LOW
PDIAL PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL INDICATOR ALARM LOW
PDIALL PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL INDICATION/ALARM LOW LOW
PDIC PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL INDICATOR CONTROLLER
PDIR PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL INDICATOR RECORDER
PDIT PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL INDICATOR TRANSMITTER
PDSL PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL SWITCH LOW
PDSLL PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL SWITCH LOW LOW
PDT PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL TRANSMITTER
PDY PRESSURE DIFFERENTIALCONVERTOR
PE PRESSURE ELEMENT
PG PRESSURE GAUGE
Code Description
PI PRESSURE INDICATOR
PIAH PRESSURE INDICATOR ALARM HIGH
PIAHH PRESSURE INDICATOR ALARM HIGH HIGH
PIAHL PRESSURE INDICATOR ALARM HIGH LOW
PIAL PRESSURE INDICATOR ALARM LOW
PIC PRESSURE INDICATOR CONTROLLER
PIR PRESSURE INDICATOR RECORDER
PIS PRESSURE INDICATOR SWITCH
PISH PRESSURE INDICATOR SWITCH HIGH
PISHL PRESSURE INDICATOR SWITCH HIGH LOW
PISL PRESSURE INDICATOR SWITCH LOW
PIT PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL TRANSMITTER
PR PRESSURE RECORDER
PRC PRESSURE RECORDER CONTROLLER
PRV PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE
PS PRESSURE SWITCH
PSH PRESSURE SWITCH HIGH
PSHH PRESSURE SWITCH HIGH HIGH
PSHL PRESSURE SWITCH HIGH LOW
PSL PRESSURE SWITCH LOW
PSLL PRESSURE SWITCH LOW LOW
PSV PRESSURE SAFETY VALVE
PT PRESSURE TRANSMITTER
PY PRESSURE CONVERTER
PYH PRESSURE PILOT HIGH
PYHH PRESSURE PILOT HIGH HIGH
PYL PRESSURE PILOT LOW
PYLL PRESSURE PILOT LOW LOW
RO RESTRICTION ORIFICE
SDV SHUTDOWN VALVE
SOV SOLENOID OPERATED VALVE
SSV SURFACE SAFETY VALVE / SURGE SAFETY VALVE
TAH TEMPERATURE ALARM HIGH
TAHH TEMPERATURE ALARM HIGH HIGH
TAL TEMPERATURE ALARM LOW
TALL TEMPERATURE ALARM LOW LOW
TC TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER
TCS TEMPERATURE CONTROL SWITCH
TCV TEMPERATURE CONTROL VALVE
TDIC TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL INDICATOR CONTROLLER
TDI TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL INDICATOR
Code Description
TDISH TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL INDICATOR SWITCH HIGH
TDS TEMPRETURE DIFFERENTIAL SWITCH
TDSH TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL SWITCH HIGH
TDSHH TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL SWITCH HIGH HIGH
TE TEMPERATURE ELEMENT
TG TEMPERATURE GAUGE
TI TEMPERATURE INDICATOR
TIA TEMPERATURE INDICATOR ALARM
TIAH TEMPERATURE INDICATOR ALARM HIGH
TIAHH TEMPERATURE INDICATOR ALARM HIGH/HIGH
TIAL TEMPERATURE INDICATION ALARM LOW
TIC TEMPERATURE INDICATOR CONTROLLER
TICAH TEMPERATURE INDICATOR CONTROLLER ALARM HIGH
TIH TEMPERATURE INDICATION HIGH
TIHH TEMPERATURE INDICATION HIGH HIGH
TIRC TEMPERATURE INDICATOR RECORDER CONTROLLER
TIT TEMPERATURE INDICATOR TRANSMITTER
TR TEMPERATURE RECORDER
TRC TEMPERATURE RECORDER CONTROLLER
TS TEMPERATURE SWITCH
TSA TEMPERATURE SWITCH ALARM
TSAL TEMPERATURE SWITCH ALARM LOW
TSH TEMPERATURE SWITCH HIGH
TSHH TEMPERATURE SWITCH HIGH HIGH
TSHL TEMPERATURE SWITCH HIGH LOW
TSL TEMPERATURE SWITCH LOW
TSLL TEMPERATURE SWITCH LOW LOW
TSV THERMAL SAFETY VALVE
TT TEMPERATURE TRANSMITTER
TW TEMPERATURE WELL
TY TEMPERATURE CONVERTER
VAH VIBRATION ALARM HIGH
VAHH VIBRATION ALARM HIGH HIGH
VSH VIBRATION SWITCH HIGH
VSHH VIBRATION SWITCH HIGH HIGH
VT VIBRATION TRANSMITTER
WCV WING CHOKE VALVE
WV WING VALVE
WHM Wave Height Monitor
XIA MISC. (COMMON) INDICATOR ALARM
XIC INDICATOR CONTROLLER
Code Description
XIS INDICATING SWITCH
XISA INDICATING SWITCH ALARM
ZAH POSITION ALARM HIGH
ZAHH POSITION ALARM HIGH HIGH
ZAL POSITION ALARM LOW
ZI POSITION INDICATOR
ZIAH POSITION INDICATION HIGH ALARM
ZIAL POSITION INDICATION LOW ALARM
ZIC POSITION INDICATOR CONTROLLER
ZIT POSITION INDICATOR AND TRANSMITTER
ZSC POSITION SWITCH CLOSED
ZSHH POSITION SWITCH HIGH HIGH
ZSHL POSITION SWITCH HIGH LOW
ZSL POSITION SWITCH LOW (Valve closed)
ZSO POSITION SWITCH OPEN
ZT POSITION TRANSMITTER
8.10 Safety Equipment Code
S/No Code Description

1 SACK Aviation Crash Kit
2 SBAC Cabinet for CBA
3 SBFP Bund Foam Pourer
4 SCSK Chemical Safety Kit
5 SDAV Davit & Winch (for FRC & TEMPSC only)
6 SDK Descent Kit
7 SDKC Cabinet for Decent Kit
8 SEBC Cabinet for Eyewash Bottle
9 SEES Emergency Escape Set
10 SESC Cabinet for Emergency Escape Set
11 SESK Electric Safety Kit
12 SEW Eyewash
13 SFAK First Aid Kit
14 SFB Fire Blanket
15 SFHC Fire Hose Cabinet
16 SFHR Fire Water Hose Reel
17 SFRC Fast Rescue Craft
18 SFREC Fireman's Rescue Equipment Cabinet
19 SFSFP Full Surface Foam Pourer
20 SKR Knotted Rope
21 SLB Lifebuoy with lifeline
22 SLJ Life Jacket

23 SLJC Life Jacket Storage Container
24 SLLTA Lifesaving Line Throwing Appliance
25 SLR Life Raft
26 SMFE Mobile Fire Extinguisher
27 SMSCBA Mobile Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (Cylinder Type)
28 SPFE Portable Fire Extinguisher
29 SRL Rope Ladder
30 SRSP Rim Seal Pourer
31 SSCBA Self. Contained Breathing Apparatus (Cylinder Type)
32 SSPK Spill Kit
33 SSS Safety Shower
34 SSS&EW Combined Safety shower and Eye Wash Station
35 SST Stretcher
36 STEMPSC Totally Enclosed Motor Propelled Survival Craft
37 SWS Wind Sock
8.11 Lifting Equipment Code

1 HO Hoists Chain
2 MR Monorails
3 PP Pulling Post
4 PE Pad Eyes
5 EB Eye Bolts
6 WT Winch Tugger
7 WI Winch
8 DA Davit
9 TH Trolley
10 LH Low Headroom Trolley Hoist
11 FC Mobile Floor Crane
12 JC Jib Crane
13 BC Beam Clamp
14 FT Fork Lift
15 AF A. Frame
16 MC Miscellaneous Lifting Equipment
17 PT Pallet Truck or Jack. Up Trolley
18 PC Pedestal Crane
8.12 Electrical Cable tagging Code
Letter Description of Cable Remarks

P Power
PHV Power High Voltage
C Control
L Lighting
8.13 Telecom Cable tagging Code
Letter Description of Cable Remarks

OB Telecom Twisted Pair cables
OX Co-axial Cables
OF Fiber Optic
OB Telecom Twisted Pair cables
8.14 Functional Identification Letters For Panels

1 CCP Common Control Panel
2 ACS Access Control Panel
3 CAB Cabinet
4 CCTV Closed Circuit Television
5 DAU Data Acquisition Unit
6 DB Distribution Board
7 DCS Distributed Control System
8 EHSSS Electro Hydraulic Safety Shutdown Syste
9 ESD Emergency Shutdown
10 F&G Fire & Gas
11 FACP Fire Alarm Control Panel
12 FFIO Foundation Field bus IO Cabinet
13 FGCP Fire & Gas Control Panel
14 FIU Field Interface Unit
15 FMP Fire Man Panel
16 FOPP Fibre Optic Patch Panel
17 FPB Fusible Plug Box
18 HIPPS High Integrity Pressure Protection System
19 HMI Human Machine Interface
20 HPU Hydraulic Power Unit
21 HSS Hydraulic Safety Shutdown
22 HSSD High Sensitivity Smoke Detector
23 HSSS Hydraulic Safety Shutdown System
24 HVACCP HVAC Control Panel
25 IRC Interposing Relay Cabinet
26 LCP Local Control Panel
27 MC Marshalling Cabinet

28 MCP Main Control Panel
29 MOV MOV Controller Cabinet
30 MTU Master Telemetry Unit
31 NDB Non Directional Beacon
32 OC Operator Console
33 OIS Operator Interface Station
34 OIT Operator Interface Terminal
35 PA Public Address
36 PCS Process Control System
37 PDC Power Distribution Cabinet
38 PSU Power Supply Unit
39 RTU Remote Telemetry Unit
40 SDB Shutdown Box
41 SEC Security System
42 SWGR Switch Gear Panel
43 TEL Telephone
44 TMC Telecom Cabinet
45 TR Termination Rack
46 UCP Unit Control Panel
47 UPS Un Interrupted power supply
9. APPENDIX-D: REQUISITION FORMS
Standard forms shall be dully filled.in with all mandatory details and the native files shall be sent
to ADNOC Offshore Job Engineer, who shall forward the same by email to CED.ES.D&D.
a. DRAWING AND DOCUMENT NUMBER REQUISITION

b. EQUIPMENT TAG NUMBER REQUISITION
c. LINE NUMBER REQUISITION
d. MANUAL VALVE TAG REQUISITION
e. HVAC TAG NUMBER REQUISITION
The maximum number of records (Drawings/ Documents/ Lines/ Tags etc.) under individual
requests shall not exceed 200 nos.
9.1 Drawing and Document Number Requisition Form
9.2 Equipment Tag Number Requisition Form
9.3 Line Number Requisition Form
9.4 Manual Valve Tag Requisition Form
9.5 HVAC Tag Requisition Form
10. APPENDIX-E: SAMPLE DRAWINGS
10.1 Instrument Tag Plate or Labels on Installation and Control Equipment
S.No Labels Description

1 TYPE A FOR FIELD INSTRUMENTS
2 TYPE B FOR JUNCTION BOXES, MARSHALLING BOX
&
LOCAL CONTROL PANELS
3 TYPE C FOR CONTROL ROOM PANELS
FOR CONTROL ROOM, PANEL MOUNTED
PUSH BUTTONS, KEY SWITCHES, LAMPS
4 TYPE D ETC.
FOR CONTROL ROOM, PANEL MOUNTED
INSTRUMENTATION LIKE CONTROLLERS,
5 TYPE E INDICATORS ETC.
Labels on Instruments or Instrument Equipment’s
Labels on Ferruling
11. APPENDIX-F: OVERALL KEYPLAN
11.1 Das Island
11.2 Umm Shaif Field (USSC)
11.3 Zakum Central Complex (ZCSC)
11.4 Zakum West Super Complex (ZWSC)
11.5 Nasr Super Complex (NSSC)
11.6 Umm Lulu Super Complex (ULSC)
11.7 Zirku Sarb Island
11.8 Sarb North - Al Qatia Island
11.9 Sarb South - Bu Sikeen Island

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ADNOC Classification: Internal

ADNOC Offshore Technical Standard

A0-ENG-D-PRO-001 Part-B (Rev.1) March-2022

Originator ES-D & D / EIM Team ES-D&D/EIM TS/CED Asadiq

Endorsement Manea Saeed Al Jaberi Manager - ES TS/CED 14-03-2022

Authorization Hesham Mohamed Aljouhi VP-CED TS/CED 14/03/2022

A0-ENG-D-PRO-001 (Rev.1) Part–B of Numbering Procedure

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A0-ENG-D-PRO-001 (Rev.1) Part–B of Numbering Procedure

Revision No. Revision Date Revised Section(s) / Page(s) Revision Description

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4. DRAWING TYPES AND SUB TYPES................................................................ 23

5. REVISIONS IN DRAWING AND DOCUMENT .................................................. 30

6. APPENDIX-A: LIST OF AREA NUMBERS (AREA NO) ...................................... 32

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6.11 Umm Lulu Wellhead Towers (ULWHT) ...................................................................... 45

7. APPENDIX-B: DRAWING AND DOCUMENT CODE’S ....................................... 52

8. APPENDIX-C: PLANT ITEM TAG CODE .......................................................... 56

9. APPENDIX-D: REQUISITION FORMS ............................................................ 73

10. APPENDIX-E: SAMPLE DRAWINGS ............................................................... 79

11. APPENDIX-F: OVERALL KEYPLAN ................................................................. 82

A0-ENG-D-PRO-001 (Rev.1) Part–B of Numbering Procedure

11.2 Umm Shaif Field (USSC) ........................................................................................ 83

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A0-ENG-D-PRO-001 (Rev.1) Part–B of Numbering Procedure

RESPONSIBILITIES ACTIVITIES ACTION

Request to EIM Team to Register

Job officer to invite D & D team in

Awareness Session on Numbering

Job Office has to submit Plant item

D & D - Record team after proper

D & D team for checking.

D & D TEAM Checking of Request compliance Checking request compliance with

Registration of Plant item Tag / Registration of Plant Item Tag /

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3. PLANT ITEM TAGGING AND NUMBERING

3.1 General Notes

3.2.1 Equipment Tags

Area No Code Sequence No *Suffix

Area No Code Driven item Sequence No *Suffix

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3.2.2 Package Tag

Area Package Sequence

Example XXX-PU -NNNN-1A

Equipment Tags /Constituent in Package

Area Package Sequence

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In case of 2 identical vessels of same type “V”, with in the package

Example: Package Equipment Tags

Applicable only for Package unit Equipment’s.

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3.2.3 Line Tagging

Line Number Format

3.2.4 Vessel Trim Tagging

Fluid Vessel *Insulation