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This document provides guidelines for item identification and numbering systems for equipment on oil and gas facilities. It outlines the coding system used to uniquely identify items, including codes for facility, area, equipment type, tag number, and other attributes. The document was revised to include additional details for subsea equipment identification, transportation systems, manual valves, instruments, and other field devices. It also provides references for related standards and regulations.

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eni spa 20198. COO.GEN.

SDS
Rev 08 – Nov 2015
Pag 3 di/of 123

REVISION TRACKING

Rev 08: Actual revision is of 131 pages

Date Oct 2015
The document has been revised in the following point:
1. Section 3.1.6 MEASURED VARIABLE: Letter X for the operated On/Off Valves.
2. Section 3.3 – TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM – Separation of transportation system for rigid
and flexible lines from piping
3. Section 3.4 MANUAL VALVES AND LINE ACCESSORIES -identification became suffix of
relevant line or equipment.
4. Section 3.7.2 INSTRUMENTS, ACTUATED VALVES AND FUNCTIONS (NOT SUBSEA) –
clarification on mandatory loop identification
5. Section 3.7.2.2 MOTOR OPERATED VALVES (MOV) - “For the MOV functions see ANNEX
7.5 - MOTOR OPERATED VALVES (MOV) FUNCTIONS.”
6. Section 3.6.2.3 Clarification on progressive number of equipment and related instruments
7. Section 3.10.3 instrument junction box cable, example amended: 1A5101JT001(A)A,
NOTE on SmartPlant Instrument (SPI) added
8. ANNEX 7.5 - MOTOR OPERATED VALVES (MOV) FUNCTIONS
9. ANNEX 7.7 - FIRE & GAS DETECTORS / DEVICES FUNCTIONS
G D O Gas Detector to monitor Oxygen GAX GAL GALL
G D Q Gas Detector to monitor Carbon Oxide GAX GAH GAHH
T D C Temperature Detector Compensated Rate type
TAX TAH TAHH
T D T Temperature Detector Fixed type
H S P MANUAL ALARM Call Point UAX UAHH

Late Comments
10. ANNEX 5 - NOMINAL DIAMETER CODES

TQ implementation
11. 3.4 MANUAL VALVES AND LINE ACCESSORIES – critical joint identification added.
12. ANNEX 2 - EQUIPMENT TYPE CLASSIFICATION AND CODES
a. IDENTIFIED ON-LINE BULKS (L) LS - Sample Point, LJ – Critical Joint
b. PUMPS (P) PR - Pressure Exchanger
13. ANNEX 7.8 - COMPLETE INSTRUMENTATION PROCESS FUNCTION LIST – addition of ZXS
- Pig Signalling SWITCH.

Rev 07:
Date February 2015
• F&G devices based on FFU and fire zones
• Sealine/pipeline without train character
• F&G function list agreed with Tecnomare and EEEP
• Fluid list agreed with Downstream

Rev 06
Date December 2014
The main changes, due to Technical Queries and Lesson learnt are:
• naming convention for motors
• addition of Subsea equipment
• addition of HVAC ducts
• naming convention for transportation system
• F&G devices based on fire zones
• addition of Components of boards, panels, electrical junction boxes
• addition of Lighting and small power items
• Telecommunication field devices and equipment
• Instrument, control and telecommunication cables

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Documento riservato di proprietà di eni spa. Esso non sarà mostrato a terzi né utilizzato per scopi diversi da quelli per i quali è stato inviato.
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eni spa 20198. COO.GEN.SDS
Rev 08 – Nov 2015
Pag 4 di/of 123

INFORMATION REQUEST

eni personnel can access company standard repository at:

http://wwweandp.eni.it/TSServices/ITEM/Standards-/Normalizat/Documents-/index.asp

External user shall refer to the Project Engineer Manager.

For information about the content of this standard, please refer to responsible and accountable
person as per above RACIE table or to Technical Authority coordinator (COETA).

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Table of Contents

1. GENERAL .......................................................................................................... 7
1.1 SCOPE .............................................................................................................. 7
1.2 DEFINITIONS....................................................................................................... 8
1.3 ACRONYMS....................................................................................................... 10
1.4 ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES ................................................................................ 11
2. REFERENCE REGULATIONS ............................................................................. 11
2.1 EUROPEAN REFERENCE REGULATIONS ....................................................................... 11
2.2 CEE REGULATIONS ............................................................................................. 11
2.3 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS AND PROGRAMS ................................................................... 11
3. ITEM IDENTIFICATION (NUMBERING SYSTEM).............................................. 12
3.1 GENERAL CRITERIA FOR ITEM IDENTIFICATION ................................................. 13
3.1.1 FACILITY CODE ........................................................................................................................................ 13
3.1.2 SUB FACILITY CODE ................................................................................................................................ 13
3.1.3 PLANT AREA – MODULE CODE ............................................................................................................... 14
3.1.4 FACILITY FUNCTIONAL UNIT (FFU) ......................................................................................................... 14
3.1.5 TRAIN NUMBER ...................................................................................................................................... 15
3.1.6 MEASURED VARIABLE ............................................................................................................................ 15
3.1.7 INSTRUMENT FUNCTION CODE.............................................................................................................. 15
3.1.8 SEQUENTIAL NUMBER ........................................................................................................................... 15
3.1.9 REDUNDANCY ........................................................................................................................................ 15
3.1.10 SUBSEA SEQUENTIAL NUMBER .............................................................................................................. 16
3.1.11 MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS ............................................................................................................ 16
3.1.12 RFID (radio Frequency identification) technology .................................................................................. 17
3.2 EQUIPMENT ................................................................................................... 18
3.2.1 EQUIPMENTS ONSHORE OR OFFSHORE (NOT SUBSEA) ......................................................................... 18
3.2.2 MOTORS OF EQUIPMENT (NOT SUBSEA) AND SUB-EQUIPMENT .......................................................... 23
3.2.3 POWER, INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL BOARDS .......................................................................... 24
3.2.4 COMPONENTS OF BOARDS, PANELS, ELECTRICAL JUNCTION BOXES..................................................... 25
3.2.5 INSTRUMENT JUNCTION BOX ................................................................................................................ 26
3.2.6 LIGHTING AND SMALL POWER ITEMS .................................................................................................... 27
3.2.7 SUBSEA EQUIPMENT .............................................................................................................................. 29
3.3 TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS ............................................................................ 31
3.5 MANUAL VALVES AND LINE ACCESSORIES ........................................................... 34
3.5.1 MANUAL VALVES TAGGING REQUIREMENTS ........................................................................................ 35
3.5.2 CODING REQUIREMENTS RELATING TO DOUBLE BLOCK AND BLEED VALVES (DBB) USED FOR
EQUIPMENT ISOLATION ......................................................................................................................................... 35
3.6 PIPE SUPPORTS .............................................................................................. 36
3.7 INSTRUMENTS, ACTUATED VALVES AND LOOPS ................................................. 37
3.7.1 LOOPS IDENTIFICATION .......................................................................................................................... 37
3.7.2 INSTRUMENTS, ACTUATED VALVES AND FUNCTIONS (NOT SUBSEA).................................................... 39
3.7.3 SUBSEA INSTRUMENTS AND ACTUATED VALVES ................................................................................... 44
3.8 FIRE &GAS DEVICES ......................................................................................... 45
3.9 TELECOMMUNICATION FIELD DEVICES AND EQUIPMENT ..................................... 47
3.9.1 TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEM CABINETS............................................................................................ 47
3.9.2 TELECOMMUNICATION FIELD DEVICES .................................................................................................. 47
3.10 ELECTRIC CABLES .......................................................................................... 49
3.10.1 MAIN ELECTRICAL CABLES ...................................................................................................................... 49
3.10.2 SMALL POWER AND LIGHTING DISTRIBUTION CABLE ............................................................................ 51
3.11 INSTRUMENT, CONTROL AND TELECOMMUNICATION CABLES................................ 52
3.11.1 INSTRUMENT AND CONTROL SYSTEM CABINET CABLES........................................................................ 52

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3.11.2 INSTRUMENT AND CONTROL FIELD CABLES .......................................................................................... 53

3.11.3 INSTRUMENT AND CONTROL JUNCTION BOX CABLES ........................................................................... 53
3.11.4 TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEM CABINET CABLES ................................................................................ 54
3.11.5 TELECOMMUNICATION FIELD CABLES ................................................................................................... 54
3.12 CABLE ROUTES AND RELEVANT STRETCHES ....................................................... 55

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1. GENERAL

The Tag Code is used to identify a function and its logical location within a plant. The
management of Component, owing to the large number of items and parties involved, requires
a shared item numbering system. This numbering procedure shall be adopted by projects where
eni or an eni subsidiary is the Operator or the Company.

This document provides the basic elements required for component identification and it is
assumed that it shall be implemented by Contractor and\or Vendor.

1.1 SCOPE

The scope of this procedure is to provide the numbering methodology to identify components
of process, mechanical, electrical instrumentation, telecommunication, subsea, onshore and off
shore structures, utilities for use in execution, sealines, pipelines and, where applicable, in
exploration and production.

This numbering procedure shall be used in all engineering phases ( feasibility, basic, FEED,
construction and during the project life cycle, engineering, procurement, manufacturing,
installation, commissioning, operation, maintenance, decommissioning and storage.

This numbering procedure shall be used also by Project and Contractor to support the material
supply chain control, whenever material is handed over between contractors and also between
contractor and Company.

This numbering procedure is not intended to provide indications for the editing of engineering
and project documents that exceed the requirement for coding.
An exception has been made only for typical attributes of piping lines namely prevalent line
diameter, piping specs and pipe finishing.

The item numbering system is consistent for management by a computerized system.

Devices may also have a bulk code. Examples: manual valves, line accessories, line supports,
and electric equipment as junction box, control board box, electric cables, and pipe fittings

Rules for material identification are manage in a Company Material Coding Methodology
Procedure (formerly known as MIAP).

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1.2 DEFINITIONS

Hereinafter definitions of terms used in the best practice are shown:

Term Definition

Assembly A general term that can indicate an unidentified association

of the components.
Cable Service and A unique code identifying different services and functions
function code of electrical cables.
Company (Eni E&P Division) The party that initiates the project and
ultimately pays for its design and construction. The
Company will generally specify technical requirements. The
term “Company” mat also include agents or consultants
authorised to act for, and on behalf of, the Company.
Component A general term that can indicate equipment or a part of
equipment. In this case the identification is provided by the
item tag or by the part number of the part list of the item.
Contractor A person or organisation the undertakes responsibility for
the performance of a contract.
Device A general term that can indicate an item or a part of an
item. In this case the identification is provided by the part
list of the item.
Equipment A general term that can indicate a group of
component/devices. It is generally used to identify
mechanical parts, process parts, electrical parts, electronic
parts, etc.
Facility Equipment used to perform a useful function for the E&P
business. In the case of platforms, this includes production
facilities, drilling facilities, accommodation facilities. The
term “Top Side Facilities” includes everything that is
mounted on the platform. For onshore plants, besides
“production facilities” the term “utilities” is used for
auxiliary plants, subdivided into on-site and off-site.
Facility Functional Technical organization of a facility, according to the various
Unit FFU processes listed in ref 1 “06215.DOC.GEN.SDS” - Facility
Functional Units.
Fire Zone code Facility unique code for identification of areas relevant for
installation of devices of Fire and Gas and Fire Fighting
Functional Units or other equipment.
Function/Instrument Functions / instruments of measured variable properly
of Measured Variable tagged
Item A material that needs to be identified according to this best
practice. Several items structures are defined according to
characteristic of the items: the term ‘item number’
indicates its whole identification code.
Loop A loop is a group of instrumentation functions and/or
devices that contributes to the same instrumented service.

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Term Definition

Measured Variable A unique code identifying the physical measured variable of

the relevant loops.
Network Code, Cable A unique code identifying cable way network. It defines
route segregation based on voltage, fire protection, cable service
and function. The table for coding can be customized by
project.
Package It is the identified assembly of identified items usually
purchased on a single contract order position.
Plant Area\Module A unique code identifying the areas obtained by division of
Code the facility area. It is also useful when a geographical
reference is required (construction, escape route).
Primary Sequential It is used only for subsea equipment, pipeline, flow-lines
Number and riser tagging. Shall be used as main sequential number
for all the FFU.
Project Unique process, consting of a set of coordinated and
controlled activities with start and finish dates, undertaken
to achieve an objective conforming to specific
requirements, including the constraints of time, cost and
resources.
Redundancy Code A suffix dedicated to the duplication of an item within a
unit/train. Item redundancy code is a one alphabetic
character.

Secondary It is used only for subsea equipment, pipeline, flowlines and

Sequential Number riser tagging. Shall be used to identify an equipment type
& sub-type or component of the FFU.
Sequential Number The number assigned to any item in order to distinguish
one from the other. This number may begin from 1 any
time there is a change in the rest of the tag.
Skid It is the identified assembly of identified items usually
mounted on single skid.
Stretch, Cable Route A unique identification of part of a cable route, delimited by
two nodes where the characteristics of the route change
(regardless for branching)
Stretch Type code, A code identifying the cable route stretch shape type. The
Cable Route table for coding can be customized by project.
Sub Facility A part of a facility.
Tag It is the tag on the item.
Train Duplication of parts of a functional unit.

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1.3 ACRONYMS

Hereinafter the definition of the acronyms used in this document:

ACRONYM DEFINITION
DBB Double block & bleed valve
FPSO Floating Production Storage Offloading
EMIMS Eni proprietary system: Engineering Material Integrated
Maintenance System, emims.eni.com
FFU Facility Functional Unit
HSE Health, Safety, Environment
MIAP Materiali Ingegneria & Area Pozzo – Materials for
Engineering and Drilling & Completion
MCT Multi Cable Transit
RFID radio Frequency identification
WAG water-alternating-gas
PDA personal digital assistant
UPS Uninterruptable Power Supply
HVAC Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning

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1.4 ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Project Engineering Teams shall have overall responsibility for tagging requirements in project
engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning phases within the Company and
Contractors/Vendors.

Discipline Lead Specialists shall be responsible for ensuring that all the equipment items are
numbered in accordance with this procedure whenever item identification is required and for
number uniqueness.

Company shall assign sequential “numbers range” to the Contractors. Contractors shall ensure
that sequential numbers within their scope of work and their own range are unique.

2. REFERENCE REGULATIONS

2.1 EUROPEAN REFERENCE REGULATIONS

None applicable

2.2 CEE REGULATIONS

None applicable.

2.3 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS AND PROGRAMS

1. 06215.DOC.GEN.SDS - Facility Functional Units
2. 05892.PIP.MEC.SDS - Pipes and Piping Components For Plants
3. ANSI/ISA-5.1-2009 - Instrumentation Symbols and Identification
4. BP DEV-DMS 001 ENI R01

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3. ITEM IDENTIFICATION (NUMBERING SYSTEM)

The identification methodology includes several structures defined in this section. Each
structure is dedicated to item types that have specific functional characteristics.
Facility code is omitted but shall always be assumed.

The list of the major structures is reported hereinafter:

Onshore and Offshore Equipment

 Electric motors of equipment
 Electric Panel
 Instrument Junction Boxes
 Boards, Panels and Boxes
 Components of Boards, Panels, Electrical Junction Boxes
 Subsea Equipment

Hand valves and lines accessories

Transportation Systems
 Onshore pipelines and offshore pipelines (sealines)
 Flexible, rigid and hybrid pipelines
 Export pipelines and Infield pipelines
 Production and service pipelines
 Risers (to floating system only)

Piping lines
 Piping Lines Onshore and Offshore

Pipe supports

Instruments and Loops

 Loops identification
 Instrument, Operated Valves and Functions (Not Subsea)
 Instrumentation and Automation Equipment
 Operated On/Off Valves
 Instrumentation Electrical Users / Motors
 Subsea Instrument and Actuated Valves

F&G Devices

Telecommunication
 Telecommunication field devices and equipment

Electrical cables

Instrument Control and Telecommunication cables

 Instrument Control field cables
 Instrument Control Cables from Junction Boxes
 Instrument Control Cables from System Cabinet
 Telecommunication field cables
 Telecommunication system cabinet cables

Cable Routes and relevant Sections and Stretches.

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3.1 GENERAL CRITERIA FOR ITEM IDENTIFICATION

The general identification criteria outlined below are applicable to all component that need to
be identified for engineering, construction, operation, maintenance, quality control, project
management needs.

Company or Contractors best practices may have detailed indications for item numbering
editing in various types of documents.

Once an identification code is cancelled, it cannot be reused; it will be kept in the item list as
"cancelled item".

The uniqueness constraint applies to the whole identification string within each type of
structure.
The definition of the identification codes utilizes:
A for alphabetic characters
N for numeric characters
X for alphanumeric characters

The tagging system is consistent with Document Ref. [1].

Borders between functional units must always be indicate, when applicable.
Tagged items should be identified with the FFU of the functional unit they belong to and not
the process of the geographical area they are physically located in.
Tagged items should not change Facility functional Unit when crossing the geographical
boundaries of a specific FFU.
An inclusive list of items of a functional unit, including pipelines and cables, shall be available.

The following additional indications shall be observed.

3.1.1 FACILITY CODE

This code is allocated by the Head-Quarters Engineering Function.
XXXX Alphanumeric code of 4 characters.

The Facility code is the code that identifies the plant and the various attributes of the plant (
coordinate, type, operator, etc. It is assigned by COMPANY in order to guarantee the
traceability of data in a COMPANY Database. The Facility code of a tagged item is assumed to
be the same of the document or drawing where the tag number appears.

For Pipelines 6 characters are also acceptable: ZZXXYY. Where applicable it’s recommended
to define the pipeline facility code as follows:
ZZ + XX + YY
ZZ: Country identification
XX: two digit identifying the pipeline leaving plant (platform, PLEM, onshore plant, well, etc.)
YY: two digit identifying the pipeline arriving plant (platform, PLEM, onshore plant, well, etc.)

3.1.2 SUB FACILITY CODE

This code is allocated by the Head-Quarters Engineering Function.
XX: Alphanumeric code of 2 characters.
The Sub facility Code is a code that identifies a part/section of unit/plant within the facility
defined on functional or geographic criteria, such as Offshore plant, Onshore plant, manifold
area, cluster, production trains, sea line, onshore pipeline, etc. It will be properly defined during
the project development. In order to facilitate the assignment and interpretation of the
identification codes of the items belonging to a project, it has been decided to subdivide the

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plant into several parts called Sub-facilities, which can contain whole units in parallel or in
addition to the others.

This is frequent in on-shore drilling plants where there are groups of wells, with the related
systems for the initial treatment of hydrocarbons, associated among them in "Clusters", which
feed the "Main Plant" by the pre-treated fluid. The Main Plant is provided with all other treating
units, often beside plant units similar to those of the clusters.
In this case it is advisable to assign the Sub-facility characters zero (00) for the "Main Plant"
and two characters (preferably with the first one numeric) for each Cluster (letters "I", "O",
and "X” cannot be used).

The following is an example of Sub-facility codes assignment to the items of the entire project:

Sub-facilities: 00 (zero) Main Plant

1A Cluster A
1B Cluster B
1C Cluster C

A similar case can occur in off-shore applications when the field is developed by means of
several platforms.
Each platform may be associated to one "sub-facility".

It is necessary to always compile the Sub-facility character even when a project includes plants
that do not require to be divided into parts (Sub-facilities). In that case to this field it will be
assigned a fixed character. Double zero is suggested as a fixed character.

The entities "Platform" and "cluster" cannot be divided; they already represent a plant Sub-
facility and cannot be further divided.

The “Main plant” and usually the on-shore plants can be divided in Sub-facilities.
In case of enlargement or doubling of the plant, it is possible to solve identification problems
assigning a new Sub-facility code to the added or enlarged part of the plant; otherwise it is
necessary to act on the Sequential number of plant items.

3.1.3 PLANT AREA – MODULE CODE

XXX: Alphanumeric code of 3 characters.
This plant area code identifies the zone where the component/equipment is located in the plant.
This code is mainly used in the tag number string to identify those items that don’t belong to
a specific or unique FFU, such as: Pipe supports, Cable routes, Fire & Gas Detector/devices (in
this case it is called Fire Zone), Firefighting equipment/component (in this case it is called Fire
Zone), Instrumentation components such as Junction Boxes, Cables, MCT, air manifolds,
tubing, Instrumentation/Automation equipment in each Room/Module, Whenever this code will
be not used, it will be omitted if at the end of the tag, otherwise it shall be replaced by the
string “A00”.

3.1.4 FACILITY FUNCTIONAL UNIT (FFU)

NNN: Numeric code of 3 digits.
The whole plant will be divided and identified in distinct functional units, according to the
Company Specification ref [1] – 06215.DOC.GEN.SDS - Facility Functional Unit.
The FFU is a functional criterion and not always a geographical one; it means that the FFU can
be a process unit with clear geographical boundaries or a system unit, which is like a network
and can be present in many different process units.

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3.1.5 TRAIN NUMBER

N: Numeric code of 1 digit.
The train character is used to group sequence of items or parts of a functional unit, they can
be Plant Production trains (different sub-assets can be an alternative solutions) or trains within
a facility function unit like compressors in a compression centre or generators in a power centre.
If there is no train the relevant code is substituted by a zero.

3.1.6 MEASURED VARIABLE

A: Alphabetic code of 1 character.
is the Alphabet Code identifies the physical measured variable of the relevant loop.
Whenever a software tool for tag creation is used, this field is implied to identify the relevant
measured variable (as per ISA code, see Ref. Document [3]) or some specific Loop as follows:
• Letter “X” for the operated On/Off Valves,
• Letter “M” for the Electrical users/Motor functions,
Letter ”X” for on/off valves will not be part of the instrument function code for the identification
tag structure.

3.1.7 INSTRUMENT FUNCTION CODE

AAAAA: Alphabetic code of 5 characters.
The instrument function code is constituted from 2 to 5 characters and it is based on "ISA"
codification, see Ref. Document [3], whose list can be found in the present document. See
ANNEX 7 - INSTRUMENTATION LOOPS AND FUNCTIONS.

3.1.8 SEQUENTIAL NUMBER

NNN: Numeric code of 3 digits.
The sequential number shall be properly used to identify any item (equipment, component,
device, etc.).
The sequential number could be identical only if the Measured Variable is different in the same
FFU.
Whenever the project is complex, the Sequential Number can be organized in a logical manner
to reflect the process and/or sub facility area/plant area.

3.1.9 REDUNDANCY
X: Alphanumeric code of 1 character.
The Suffix is a code to put after the sequential number code.
The Suffix code is based on alphabetic character or on numeric characters
The Suffix code is mainly dedicated to the duplication (redundancy) of an item/equipment
within a unit/train. Two or more items are considered redundant when they are exactly the
same, are in parallel and perform the same function in two different ways:
• Sharing the load
• Stand-by / Operating
Redundancy of group of items, at the level of FFU or plant, is dealt with the use of the train
field.
Redundancy for instrument/function is to be used when two or more instruments are installed
in the same place and elaborate the same information (e.g. temperature measurement in the
same point) or repeat the same function, e.g. locally and remotely.
Instrument installed in redundant equipment are not redundant.
When two or more Items are installed in series, they shall have different sequential numbers.
When there is no redundancy, the redundancy character code must be omitted.
Different loop sequential numbers are to be used for redundant equipment.

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3.1.10 SUBSEA SEQUENTIAL NUMBER

The following assumptions will be considered only for Subsea systems/equipment:

Primary Sequential Number

It is used only for subsea equipment, pipeline, riser and flowlines tagging.
For each structure, identified by a facility functional unit code, a sequential number indicates
the number and the type of the FFU.
For subsea equipment shall be used as main sequential number for all the FFU. This number
with the FFU identifies univocally an item (functional Unit) in the field. It is useful to be used
as "primary" code, in order to identify and assign valve and instruments to a unique FFU.
“Primary Sequential Number” is composed by three (3) digits: the first is an alphanumeric
character, and the last two are numeric digits.
This Code shall be used to identify the “primary” equipment type by a sequential number.
It is also shall be used as preferred by the project, but at least it shall list all the equipment; it
shall be unique within the full preceding FFU, and the last two numeric digits shall be a
sequential numbering of the FFU.
The first character (alphanumeric) is subjected to project decision, for example it can be used
to identify a service condition (i.e. production (P), test (T), WAG (A), Water injection (W), Gas
Injection (G), Service (S), Gas lift (L)), or can be used to identify a location (e.g. drilling centre)
in the subsea field or a particular characteristic of the FFU;

Secondary Sequential Number

It is used only for subsea equipment, pipeline, riser and flowlines tagging.
It identifies the numeric sequence number that is unique within the full preceding structure for
each subsea equipment, valve, instruments or pipelines/riser.
Secondary Sequential Number” shall be used to identify an equipment type or component of
the FFU.
For equipment type codes that are representative of the FFU (i.e. production and injection
Xmas tree, manifold, template, etc…) the “Secondary sequential number” shall not be used;

3.1.11 MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS

One of the purposes of item numbering is to support Maintenance activities. It is assumed that
Maintenance Function will not need to create tags in addition to those created by Project
Engineering.
It is therefore a requirement for engineering to provide a tag population suitable for the
Maintenance needs.

As an example both driver and driven equipment shall be tagged.

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3.1.12 RFID (radio Frequency identification) technology

In relation to the overall process regarding Equipment management and, more generally, plant
items, CONTRACTOR, in addition to classical tagging systems, shall include in its bid the
application of innovative methodologies and technologies, compatible with the industrial
environment and used to enhance data quality and process efficiency, without excluding the
RFID technology.
The choice of RFID technology, as a tool to support facility data management during the various
stages of his life, is based on certain characteristics of the technology itself that makes it
preferable to other traditional methods of plant items identification (tags, labels, barcodes,
etc...).
It should be noted that the provision of a machine (e.g. pump or compressor) shall include the
provision of TAG mounted on the equipment itself.
Installation and maintenance manuals should include the description of the activities in
accordance with the use of RFID technology to track the process of supply, warehouse,
installation, testing, delivery and maintenance cycles with regular updating of the Equipment
History Card.
RFID technology allows, through the link Tag/personal digital assistant/Operative Control
Central, to have on site all the relevant information useful to the part of the process under
control. With the same amount of data, the progress of the project and the status of the
individual item in the maintenance phase can be controlled.
This can be obtained in an easy and organized way, as the single operator will carry out the
activities on site, equipped with all the needed information to run it. He will also be constrained
to perform only those scheduled operations and in the exact foreseen sequence.
CONTRACTOR shall attach the detail specification to be sent to the offer request, oriented to
support the single analysed process.

Dedicated project documents will define requirements for plates or tags (RFID) to be attached
to the items.

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3.2 EQUIPMENT

3.2.1 EQUIPMENTS ONSHORE OR OFFSHORE (NOT SUBSEA)

(Redundancy)*
Type & Sub-
Sub Facility

Equipment

Sequential
Functional

Train No.

Number
Facility
EQUIPMENT

Code

Type
Unit
PACKAGES

Annex 1 2

STRUCTURE X X N N N N A A N N N (A)

Centrifugal pumps N°5 in parallel in unit 530 and in Cluster 1A

Examples 1 A 5 3 0 0 P A 0 0 5 A

1 A 5 3 0 0 P A 0 0 5 B

The Sub-Facility code, Functional Unit Code, Train, Equipment Type Code and Sequential
number are assigned with the criteria reported in the previous paragraphs.

A Package or Skid can be defined as a group of items, normally belonging to a Functional unit,
managed as an identified single group. The identification code of packages and skids is identical
to the equipment identification provided. The item classes used are following: “XY” for skid and
“XX” for package. The relationship between packages/skids and item tags will be available in
the engineering lists. If packages or skids are composed of items belonging to more than one
unit, it is necessary to nominate a "prevailing" unit present in the equipment or in the most
important item of the skid.

TRAIN field
See section 3.2.1.1 Use of Train Character.

3.2.1.1 Use of Train Character

The train character is used for item numbering in general and for the Instrument discipline in
particular, in order to have a modular design. For example to group sequence of items or parts
of a functional unit, they can be entire Plant Production trains or parallel trains within a facility
function unit like compressors in a compression centre or generators in a power centre.
Based on project needs and/or plant dimensions different sub-asset codes can be a solutions.

a) Use the SUB FACILITY CODE to identify the PRODUCTION TRAIN. In this way, the TRAIN
code shall be used only to identify the Machinery train instrumentation within the same
Facility Functional Unit of a specific geographical area (sub-facility). See the example
below:

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FFU 190 FFU 199 FFU 300 FFU 360 FFU 560

011990 PC
013000SD 013000 013000 013000 013601 MACHINERY
V V PT PT FV PT
001 001 001 001 001 001 TRAIN 1
011900
PT
001

013602 MACHINERY
PT
001 TRAIN 2

PRODUCTION
TRAIN 1 013603
PT
001
MACHINERY
TRAIN 3

015600 PT
001

021990 PC
023000SD 023000 023000 023000 023601 MACHINERY
V V PT PT FV PT
001 001 001 001 001 001 TRAIN 1
021900
PT
001

023602 MACHINERY
PT
001 TRAIN 2

PRODUCTION
TRAIN 2 023603
PT
001
MACHINERY
TRAIN 3

025600 PT
001

031990 PC
033000SD 033000 033000 033000 033601 MACHINERY
V V PT PT FV PT
001 001 001 001 001 001 TRAIN 1
031900
PT
001

033602 MACHINERY
PT
001 TRAIN 2

PRODUCTION
TRAIN 3 033603
PT
001
MACHINERY
TRAIN 3

035600 PT
001

b) If it is not appropriate or possible to use the SUB FACILITY CODE to identify the
PRODUCTION TRAIN, the TRAIN code shall be used as follows:
- to identify the overall plant PRODUCTION TRAIN instrumentation within the same
Facility Functional Unit;

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-to identify the Machinery trains, within the same Facility Functional Unit, by
progressive number starting from 1 to 9 and using the letters (starting from A) if
there are more than 9 machinery trains.
See the below example:
FFU 190 FFU 199 FFU 300 FFU 360 FFU 560

001991 PC
003001SD 003001 003001 003001 003601 MACHINERY
V V PT PT FV PT
001 001 001 001 001 001 TRAIN 1
001901
PT
001

003602 MACHINERY
PT
001 TRAIN 2

PRODUCTION
TRAIN 1 003603
PT
001
MACHINERY
TRAIN 3

005601 PT
001

001992 PC
003002SD 003002 003002 003002 003604 MACHINERY
V V PT PT FV PT
001 001 001 001 001 001 TRAIN 4
001902
PT
001

003605 MACHINERY
PT
001 TRAIN 5

PRODUCTION
TRAIN 2 003606
PT
001
MACHINERY
TRAIN 6

005602 PT
001

001993 PC
003003SD 003003 003003 003003 003607 MACHINERY
V V PT PT FV PT
001 001 001 001 001 001 TRAIN 7
001903
PT
001

003608 MACHINERY
PT
001 TRAIN 8

PRODUCTION
TRAIN 3 003609
PT
001
MACHINERY
TRAIN 9

005603 PT
001

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The Redundancy field

The redundancy characterizes two or more identical equipment within the same train, in parallel
with each other either working in load-sharing either in stand-by / operating. In this case they
will have the same code followed by a different letter progressively starting from A.

When two or more pieces of equipment (items) are installed in series, they must have different
sequential numbers.

(*) Redundancy: the use of redundancy of Power Instrument and Control cabinet tag numbers
should be avoided.

For the use of the redundancy character, there are two particular cases to pay attention to:

1) When items in parallel, identical to each other, perform the same function on parallel
plant trains, their identification can be eased by numbering the train by means of
sequential numbers. A train can have part of items redundant each other.

Examples: 1B5300PA004 pump N° 4 without redundancy in unit 530

In Cluster 1B

1A5300PA005A
1A5300PA005B Centrifugal pumps N°5 in parallel in unit 530
and in Cluster 1A

005301PA001A
005301KA001 005301VA001
005301PA001B

005302PA001A
005302KA001 005302VA001
005302PA001B

4 Centrifugal pumps N°1 in parallel on different trains (trains 1 and 2) again in unit 530 and in
the central part of the plant (00).

NOTE: in case there redundant instrument loops on the redundant pumps of the example
above, it is not possible to use the equipment progressive number for the loops, because there
is only one redundancy character.

For example:
In a 2 out of 3 voting system for pressure loops on pump 005301PA001A, the loops can be
005301P001A, 005301P001B, and 005301P001C, NOT 005301P001AA, 005301P001AB, and
005301P001AC

For pump 005301PA001B can be 005301P002A, 005301P002B, and 005301P002C, NOT

005301P001BA, 005301P001BB, and 005301P001BC.

2) Another important case for the proper use of the redundancy suffix are equipment like
coolers and heat exchangers and relevant bays, bundles, fans, and motors.
This type of equipment initially is tagged as one piece of equipment, e.g. HC001. Only
after procurement phase, it is possible to define the number of bays, bundles, fans &
motors needed

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Bays are identified with a redundancy suffix to the main mechanical equipment tag
number, e.g. HC001A etc.
For fans and relative motors a sequential number and redundancy suffix independent
from the ones of the main equipment (or the bays) shall be used .
For example: Cooler HC001, bays HC001A and HC001B, assuming each bay has two
fans their tag numbers shall be: KF001A, KF001B, KF002A, KF002B or even KF001, 2,
3, 4 (This way there is no confusion for KF001B (the second fan of the first bay HC001A),
that one can mistakenly assume is installed on HC001B).

3.2.1.2 Equipment allowance

The Equipment purchased to be stored only as a spare part shall be identified with the
appropriate material code for interchangeability purposes.

3.2.1.3 Temporary equipment

Equipment to be temporarily installed shall be identified with a "T" (Temporary) in the space
reserved for the Redundancy.

3.2.1.4 Subsea equipment identification

Offshore Production system equipment shall make reference to this paragraph only for Topside
installed equipment. All Running, Testing, Work-over and Installation Tooling shall be
considered as “topside”. Instead the identification of all equipment located subsea is defined in
section 3.2.7 SUBSEA EQUIPMENT.

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3.2.2 MOTORS OF EQUIPMENT (NOT SUBSEA) AND SUB-EQUIPMENT

The identification of the equipment motor, considered as a unique body with the equipment,
shall be made up by the tag of the actuated equipment and a letter to be pre-fixed to the
equipment type code (e.g. letter “E” for electric drives).

Equipment

(Redundancy)
Sequential
Functional

Motorized
Train No.

Sub-Type

Number
Facility

Facility

Type &
Code

Code
Electric motor of

Unit
Sub
equipment

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CHARACTER
TYPE
X X N N N N A A A N N N (A)

Example:
1B5400EPA001 Electric motor of pump N° 1: 1B5400PA001

The motor character can be filled in with different codes for each type of actuator of the
equipment:
• E for electric drive
• M for Internal combustion
• H for hydraulic,
• P for pneumatic,
• S for solenoid

In the same fashion the motor sub-equipment is identified with the addition of suffix, see
example below for the above pump drive:
• J for junction box, e.g. EPAJ (EPAJA and EPAJB if there are two junction boxes)
• T for temperature sensor, e.g. EPAT
• C (as in Control Post) for control station, e.g. EPAC and
• H for space heater, e.g. EPAH (EPAHA and EPAHB if there are two space heaters).
(Redundancy)

(Redundancy)
Type & Sub-
Sub Facility

Equipment

Sequential
Functional

Motorized

Equipment
Train No.

Number
Facility

MOTOR
Type
Unit

Sub-

type

SUB-EQUIPMENT

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Junction Box A and B for motor of Centrifugal pumps A N°5 in
parallel in unit 530 and in Cluster 1A
1 A 5 3 0 0 E P A J A 0 0 5 A
Examples
1 A 5 3 0 0 E P A J B 0 0 5 A

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3.2.3 POWER, INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL BOARDS

The identification code of electrical power instrumentation or control boards is:

(Redundancy)
Type & Sub-
Sub Facility

Equipment

Sequential
Functional

Number
Facility

Train No.
Code

Code

Type
Instrumentation and

Unit

*
Control Boards

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Board N° 1 for FFU 200 for flow measurement and control

Example 1 B 2 0 0 0 E P 0 0 1

The Sub-Facility code, Functional Unit Code, Train, Sequential number and Redundancy are
assigned with the criteria reported in the previous paragraphs.

(*) Redundancy: the use of redundancy of cabinet tag numbers should be avoided.

Instruments mounted on the instrumentation boards have their own tags and they are not part
of the boards’ list, but related to the board.

Boards with instruments that elaborate signal generated from more FFU, belong to FFU of
control room.

For instruments belonging to more than one System, that board has FFU 980.

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3.2.4 COMPONENTS OF BOARDS, PANELS, ELECTRICAL JUNCTION BOXES

The identification code of components inside electrical power boards are obtained with the
addition to the board tag number of a suffix field to identify the board panel/rack and a following
suffix field to identify cubicle/box:

(Redundancy)

Cubicle / box
Type & Sub-
Sub Facility

Equipment

Sequential
Functional

Train No.

delimiter
Number
Facility
ELECTRIC POWER
Code

Code

Type

rack
Unit
BOARD,PANEL
AND BOX

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Board N° 1 for FFU 900 for Power Control Centre

Example 1 B 9 0 0 0 E P 0 0 1 B

Board Panel F01 for 1B9000EP001B

Example 1 B 9 0 0 0 E P 0 0 1 B - F 0 1

Box N° A01 of Board Panel F01 1B9000EP002

Example 1 B 9 0 0 0 E P 0 0 2 - F 0 1 A 0 1

The Sub-Facility code, Functional Unit Code, Train, Sequential number and Redundancy are
assigned with the criteria reported in the previous paragraphs.

In order to avoid the confusion in the Panel characters with the Redundancy code, it is always
necessary to use a delimiter “-“ between the main equipment tag number and the first suffix.

The Panel must be identified by means of a letter followed by two numeric characters.
The first letter can be “F” for Front, “R” for Rear, or A, B, and C for the Bus section. The numeric
characters may restart at 1 in every board section, or continue the numbering in the entire
board independently from the Section.
The Box is identified by means of three numeric characters; within the same panel, the Box
numeration can be assigned in any preferred method defined by the supplier. The code of the
Box in a panel can be the same of a similar Box in an adjacent panel.

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3.2.5 INSTRUMENT JUNCTION BOX

The Junction Boxes has the same identification structure of Power, instrumentation and control
boards, but with the addition of three codes detailing specific proprieties of cables managed by
the junction box.

Equipment

Sequential
Functional

Train No.

Number

System
Facility

Facility

Safety

Signal
Code

Code

Item

Type

Type
Unit
Sub
JUNCTION BOX

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CHARACTER TYPE X X N N N N A A N N N A A A

DCS (970) Junction Box 1, intrinsically safe, analogue signal

Example 1 A 9 7 0 1 J T 0 0 1 C I A

The junction box belongs to the field Facility Functional Unit.

The System Type, Safety Type and the Signal Types are defined in ANNEX 8 –
INSTRUMENT AND CONTROL SAFETY & SIGNAL TYPES.

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3.2.6 LIGHTING AND SMALL POWER ITEMS

This tagging scheme shall be used for all those items whose final tag is defined by their
installation (i.e. lighting fixtures, junction boxes, sockets, electrical heat tracing, etc.).
In the layout and schematics drawings/documents, the tag of electrical distribution boards
could be hidden.
ANNEX 14 - SMALL POWER, LIGHTING & HEAT TRACING shows some examples of
tagging.

(Redundancy) *
LIGHTING

Progress
Number1
Location
Service

Circuit

Phase
Type
AND

Nr.
Tag of electrical distribution board
SMALL
POWER

EFERENCE Equipment Tag

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SUFFIX
Location: E: External (For Lighting purpose)
I: Internal (For Lighting purpose) PHASE A PROG. NR.

T: Heat Tracing system R 01

CIRCUIT ID
C: Cathodic protection ENL001
Service: N: Normal
E: Emergency
S: Safety/Essential
B: Lighting with integrated battery (power supply from EDG system)

Type: L: Lighting Fixture

S: Lighting Socket (1Ph)
W: Welding Socket (3Ph)
J: Junction Box
R: Relay Box
H: Hand Switch (for Lighting System)
C: Heating Cable (for Heat Tracing System)
K: Thermostat (for Heat Tracing System)
T: Terminal junction box Cold Cable/Heating Cable for Heat Tracing System

Circuit NO.: Is the sequential No. of the circuit in the distribution board

Phase: Is the phase used in the items:

R-S-T identify the phase used in the 3Ph-N system
P 3Ph+N or 1Ph+N system (i.e. UPS)
D Direct Current

Progress NO.: Is the progressive no. of items, the numbering restarts for each circuit.

Suffix: Character used for sub-items (e.g. heat tracing heating cable from the same
terminal box)

(*) Character NOT mandatory, to be omitted if not used

(1) The first character should be used for identifying the location area (e.g. different nr
for different floor); or if in the same area, for redundancy purpose, are used more
than one Distribution Board, for the same service, a different letter should be used

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(e.g. for safety the essential light will be supplied from 2 UPS, A & B characters will
be used to identify the different circuits).

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3.2.7 SUBSEA EQUIPMENT

Make reference to section 2.2.1 for subsea equipment installed Topside (Hydraulic Power Unit
(HPU), Master Control Station (MCS), etc.). All Running, Testing, Work-over and Installation
Tooling shall be considered as “topside”, and made reference to section 2.2.1

The subsea equipment requiring tagging are all the items that are or may be delivered as
separate items, and any item that has an operability, maintainability function. They include
main Items such as:subsea Christmas (or xmas) trees; subsea manifolds; Pipeline/Flowline
End Manifolds (PLEMs); Pipeline/Flowline End Terminations (PLETs); Tree Caps; Subsea Control
Umbilical; Electrical and Hydraulic Flying Leads; Multi Phase Pump; Choke modules; Removable
shuttle plate; etc.

For the criteria of assigning the Primary and Secondary Sequential Numbers see the
general notes of chapter 3.1.10

(Redundancy)
Sub Facility Primary Subsea Equipment Secondary
SUBSEA
Facility Functional Sequential Type Sequential
EQUIPMENT
Code Unit Code Number (5 Characters) Number

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Production Horizontal Xmas Tree #01

EXAMPLE X X 8 8 1 0 0 1 H X T P
Production Horizontal Xmas Tree #05
EXAMPLE X X 8 8 1 0 0 5 H X T P
Injection Vertical Xmas Tree #01 – Water Injection
EXAMPLE X X 8 8 2 0 0 1 V X T W
Injection Vertical Xmas Tree #03 – Gas Injection
EXAMPLE X X 8 8 2 0 0 3 V X T G
Subsea manifold #01 – Production
EXAMPLE X X 8 8 5 0 0 1 P M N
Subsea manifold #03 – Water Injection
EXAMPLE X X 8 8 5 0 0 3 I M N W
Subsea template #01 – Production
EXAMPLE X X 8 8 7 0 0 1 S T P
Subsea template #02 – Water Injection
EXAMPLE X X 8 8 7 0 0 2 S T W
Flow Control Module #01 mounted on Production Horizontal Xmas Tree #02
EXAMPLE X X 8 8 1 0 0 2 F C M 0 0 1
SCM #01 mounted on Production Manifold #02
EXAMPLE X X 8 8 5 0 0 2 S C M 0 0 1
Subsea Control Umbilical #01
EXAMPLE X X 9 7 3 0 0 1 U M B
UTA#01 (signal in) on Subsea Control Umbilical #04
EXAMPLE X X 9 7 3 0 0 4 U T A 0 0 1

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UTA#02 (signal out) on Subsea Control Umbilical #04

EXAMPLE X X 9 7 3 0 0 4 U T A 0 0 2
SDU #01
EXAMPLE X X 9 7 2 0 0 1 S D U
HFL #01 to Production Manifold #03
EXAMPLE X X 8 8 5 0 0 3 H F L 0 0 1
EFL #02 to Production Manifold #03
EXAMPLE X X 8 8 5 0 0 3 E F L 0 0 2
HFL #01 from UTA on umbilical #1 to UTA on umbilical #3
EXAMPLE X X 9 7 3 0 0 3 H F L 0 0 1
Production PLET #001 (inlet) on production flowline #2
EXAMPLE X X 1 5 5 0 0 2 P L E T P 0 0 1
Production PLET #002 (outlet) on production flowline #2
EXAMPLE X X 1 5 5 0 0 2 P L E T P 0 0 2
Spool #03 (Production and Flexible) to Production manifold #01 from a Flowline
EXAMPLE X X 8 8 5 0 0 1 F L F J P 0 0 3
Well Jumper #01 (Production and Rigid) to Production manifold #01
EXAMPLE X X 8 8 5 0 0 1 X T R J P 0 0 1
Well Jumper #01 (Water Injection and Rigid) to Water Injection XT #02
EXAMPLE X X 8 8 2 0 0 2 X T R J W 0 0 1
Spool #02 (Production and Rigid) to PLET of Production flowline #01
EXAMPLE X X 1 5 5 0 0 1 F L R J P 0 0 2

- All Flying leads shall be referred to equipment where fluid/chemical/signal goes to. For
example all flying leads for Xmas Trees will be tagged with the FFU and primary
sequential number of the referred Xmas Tree;
- Umbilical Termination Assembly/Head will be the same FFU and primary sequential
number of the umbilical where they are mounted. The secondary sequential number will
be 001 for the Umbilical Termination Assembly (UTA) where the signal go in (from
topside or some other umbilical) and 002 for the UTA where the signal go out;
- Subsea Control module (SCM) are to be tagged as component of Xmas Tree, manifolds,
or equipment where they are mounted;
- Pipeline/Flowline End Termination (PLET) / (FLET) have the same FFU of the
pipeline/flowline/riser where are connected. In addition, primary sequential number of
PLET / FLET will be equal to the sequential number of pipeline/flowline/riser where are
connected. Upstream PLET (where flux go inside) is numbered with a secondary
sequential number 001, downstream PLET (where flux go out) is numbered with a
secondary sequential number 002. Coding of pipeline/flowline/riser shall follow the rules
described within section 3.3.
- Spool/Jumpers have the some FFU and primary sequential number of the equipment
(Xmas Tree, Manifold, PLET, etc.) where the fluid goes. Secondary sequential number
will be defined in function of equipment location. Well Jumper or flowline spools have a
different equipment code.

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3.3 TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS

This paragraph is applicable to all the lines used for fluid transportation, irrespective of location,
material, service or type of fluid. In particular:

• Onshore pipelines and offshore pipelines (sealines)

• Flexible, rigid and hybrid pipelines
• Export pipelines and Infield pipelines
• Production and service pipelines
• Risers (to floating system only)

A line keeps its identification code independently of the geographical area it runs across, the
diameter change and the presence of branching and bypasses, provided that its main
characteristics do not change.

If components of pipelines, sealines, flowlines, risers are not specified by a “Line Specification”
they are identified like Equipment with the relevant dedicated specification / Data sheet.

The line number for any transportation systems is characterized by the following code:

Sub Facility Functional System

LINES Fluid Sequential Number
Facility Unit Type

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Line N° 2 of fluid Crude Oil for FFU 200

Examples 1 B 2 0 0 R E C O 0 0 2

1 B 2 0 0 F I C O 0 0 2

In case Pipeline/Flowline/Risers are connected to Pipeline/Flowline/Risers End Termination

(PLET or FLET); the Pipeline/Flowline/Risers sequential number will be equal to the primary
sequential number of PLET / FLET to which they are connected.

On technical documents (e.g. drawings, data sheet, alignment sheet, etc...) the
pipeline number (as defined above) shall include also the facility code. As indicated
into section 3.1.1, facility code shall be allocated by the Head-Quarters engineering
function.

Here below are reported some examples of transportation system number:

 Rigid oil export pipeline from offshore platform to onshore plan: 00160RECO001

 Flexible oil infield pipeline connected to PLET nr. 003: 00160FICO003

 Oil Hybrid riser from PLET nr. 004 to floating system: 00160HRCO004

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3.4 PIPING LINES, TUBING AND HVAC DUCTS

The line unique number for piping lines (process lines) and HVAC ducts is characterized
by the following code:

Sequential
Functional

Train No.

Number
Facility

Facility

Fluid
Unit
Sub
LINES

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Lines N° 2 of fluid Crude Oil for FFU 200 train 1 and 2

Examples 1 B 2 0 0 1 C O 0 0 2

1 B 2 0 0 2 C O 0 0 2

The piping line/duct number must be unique in the plant.

The Sub-Facility code, Functional Unit Code and Train are assigned with the criteria reported
in the previous paragraphs. The Arrival FFU of the pipeline is defined as the FFU of the items
where the pipeline fluid is lead to.

The Fluid is codified by means of two alphabetic characters whose inventory is listed in ANNEX
3 - LINE FLUID.

The lines shall change the tag any time there is a change in the piping specification.

On drawings the piping line number sections are identified with line number plus the
following local information:

- diameter (ANNEX 5 –SIZE& DIAMETER CODE),

- piping class (defined in each project), and
- insulation / finishing (ANNEX 4 - LINE INSULATION / FINISHING).
Sequential
Functional

Finishing/
Insulation
Diameter

Piping Class
Train No.

Number
Facility

Facility

Fluid
Unit
Sub

LINES

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Examples 1 B 7 3 0 1 F W 0 0 2 - 6 “ A 0 1 - T

Piping 1B7301FW002-6”-A01-T: Line N° 2 of Fire water for FFU 730 train 1

1 B 1 2 0 0 C H 0 0 3 - 1 2 m m - T 0 1
Tubing 1B1200CH003-12mm-T01: TUBING line no. 3 for chemical injection (FEED) PIPING CLASS
T01

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The nominal diameter for piping lines is always codified in inches according to the requirement
of ANNEX 5 –SIZE& DIAMETER CODE.

When the metric system is used (e.g. for tubing) the diameter can be provided in metric format:
four digits plus the two “mm” characters for the unit of measurement, without leading zeros.
Example: 1A2001CO001-25mm-A04 where 0025 is the diameter size in millimetres and “mm”
stands for “millimetres”.

The line number is a virtual object to be used in the initial phase of the design, for example to
avoid line duplication, instead the line section, complete with diameter, piping class and
insulation when present, is the physically existing object to be used for Plant handover.

For Ventilation Ducts the Diameter is the largest dimension between width and height
expressed with four digits in mm e.g. 0900M or 1200M i.e. with leading zeros.

Line redundancy
The redundancy character for lines is not envisaged.
It can be used to handle SPOOLS and the TRIM.

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3.5 MANUAL VALVES AND LINE ACCESSORIES

The identification system of manual valves and line accessories, defined here below, shall be
applied when required by Company or Project Standards.

For manual valves see the two sections below in this chapter.

For in-line accessories, such as critical joints, the identification is required for example for
testing and inspection during the Completion/Commissioning Processes or for Maintenance and
Operations purposes.

Manual valves and line accessories are always related to a line.

Their identification is based on the line tag (except for the finishing/insulation) with the suffixes
of the valve/accessory type sub-type and its progressive number.
The tag number shall include both the line piping class of the upstream side and then of the
downstream side of the item.

Equipment
Sequential

Sequential
Functional

Train No.

Number

Number
Facility

Facility

Fluid

Type
Unit
Sub

LINES

2,
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L,R
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1 B 2 0 0 1 C O 0 0 2 - 6 “ - A 0 1 - B 0 1 - R A 0 0 4
Examples
1B2001CO002-6”-A01-B01-RA004 Globe Valves N° 4 in unit 200, train 1, and in Cluster 1B
on the crude oil line 1B2001CD002-6”-A01-T upstream piping class A01 downstream piping
Manual valve
class B01
In-line 1 B 2 0 0 1 C O 0 0 2 - 6 “ - A 0 1 - B 0 1 - L J 0 0 5
acc./critical 1B2001CO002-6”-A01-B01-LJ005 Critical Joint N° 5 in unit 200, train 1, and in Cluster 1B
joints on the crude oil line 1B2001CD002-6”-A01-T upstream piping class A01 downstream piping
class B01

The Sub-Facility code, Functional Unit Code, Train, Equipment Type & Sub-Type Code and
Sequential number are assigned with the criteria reported in the previous paragraphs.

The Unit of the Valve and the Line Accessories correspond to the Unit of the Line on which they
are installed.

The applicable Equipment Type & Sub-Type Code for the valves starts with letter "R" and that
for the line accessories with letter "L", as specified in the ANNEX 2 - EQUIPMENT TYPE
CLASSIFICATION AND CODES.

In order to facilitate the traceability of "Hook-up Spool", it is possible to identify them; they
shall be tagged in the same manner as other in-line items.
In order to facilitate the traceability of "Tie-ins”, they shall be tagged in the same manner as
other in-line items.

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3.5.1 MANUAL VALVES TAGGING REQUIREMENTS

Any manual valve that is used to ensure a safe isolation of equipment shall be tagged,
irrespective of its diameter.
Each project shall define the diameter equal or above which all manual valves, irrespective of
the duty, are to be tagged except for BRIDLE vent and drain valves which do not require
tagging.
Any manual valve smaller than that size can be identified by Production Operations Engineering
department as and when necessary.

3.5.2 CODING REQUIREMENTS RELATING TO DOUBLE BLOCK AND BLEED VALVES

(DBB) USED FOR EQUIPMENT ISOLATION
Process and Product pipework require Double block and bleed valves for equipment isolation:

• For DBB valves whose nominal bore connections are equal or greater of the diameter
defined in the Project:
• Each block and bleed valve shall be given its own unique equipment item code and
progressive number in line with the manual valve codes in Annex 2, letter R, of this
coding document.

• DBB valves whose nominal bore connection diameter is smaller than the diameter
defined in the project:
• These DBB valves do not require equipment item codes and progressive numbers
allocated. They shall remain untagged.

DBB valves assemblies associated with instrumentation isolation.

• For DBB valves whose nominal bore connection diameter is equal or greater of the
diameter defined in the Project:
• The DBB valve shall be given a single equipment item code and progressive number.
The code for the DBB assembly is RM, see ANNEX 2 - EQUIPMENT TYPE
CLASSIFICATION AND CODES.

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3.6 PIPE SUPPORTS

The identification coding system defined here below applies when deemed necessary to manage
the supports design, procurement, installation and maintenance.

(Redundancy)
Sub Facility

Sequential
Area Code

Train No.

Number
Plant
Code
PIPE SUPPORTS

Annex 6
STRUCTURE X X A X X N N N N (A)

Pipe Support N° 1 for plant area A11 (not redundant)

Example 1 B A 1 1 0 0 0 1

The Sub-Facility code, Plant Area Code, Train, and Sequential number are assigned with the
criteria reported in the previous paragraphs.

The Plant Area where the support is located is codified according to specifications of ANNEX 6
- PLANT AREA. By default, the code shall be “A00”.

If the Pipe Support is dedicated to a single line, the support identification will maintain the
Train Number of the supported line. Pipe Supports for lines belonging to different Trains shall
have train “0”.

Pipe Supports are normally standard equipment that can be procured as bulk material or
fabricated.

Complex or special Pipe Support, that are part of stress analysis systems, will be tagged as
equipment, see section 3.2.1 EQUIPMENTS ONSHORE OR OFFSHORE (NOT SUBSEA) with the
applicable FFU and Equipment Type & Sub-Type code LP, LQ.

In engineering lists and in eni Facility Data Management System EMIMS, Pipe Supports shall
be related to support piping lines. Pipe Supports shall be related to a bulk code or a data sheet.

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3.7 INSTRUMENTS, ACTUATED VALVES AND LOOPS

This chapter describes the identification criteria for field instruments and fire & gas detectors /
devices with relevant loops. A loop is identified every time an element measures a variable.
The tag shall be reported in documentation, instrumentation data base, reports and labels.

3.7.1 LOOPS IDENTIFICATION

This chapter describes the identification criteria for process, utilities and fire & gas loops. A
loop is identified every time an element measures a variable.

The process loop identification is codified as follows:

Redundancy)
Sub Facility

Sequential
Functional

Measured
Train No.

Variable

Number
Facility

(Function
Code

Code
Unit

LOOPS

Annex 1 7

STRUCTURE X X N N N N A N N N (A)

pressure loops in FFU 530 train 1

Examples 1 B 5 3 0 1 P 0 0 1

1 B 5 3 0 1 P 0 0 2

The Sub-Facility code, Functional Unit Code, Train and Sequential number are assigned with
the criteria reported in the previous paragraphs.
The Facility Functional Unit (FFU) of a loop corresponds to the FFU in which there is the item
to which the measured variable is related.
According to ISA 5.1, LOOP means “A combination of two or more instruments or control
functions arranged so that signals pass from one to another for the purpose of measurement
and/or control of a process variable”. For example: PIT201, PIC201, PY201, and PV201.
The list of variables and their codes is reported in ANNEX 7 - INSTRUMENTATION LOOPS
AND FUNCTIONS.

Use of redundancy character for loops

Redundancy of group of items, at the level of FFU or plant, is dealt with the use of the train
field.
Redundancy for instrument loops is to be used when two or more instruments are installed in
the same place and elaborate the same information (e.g. temperature measurement in the
same point) or repeat the same function, e.g. locally and remotely.

When there is no redundancy, the redundancy character code must be omitted.

Different loop sequential numbers are to be used for redundant equipment.

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NOTE: in case there redundant instrument loops on the redundant pumps of the example
below, it is not possible to use the equipment progressive number for the loops, because there
is only one redundancy character.

For example:
In a 2 out of 3 voting system for pressure loops on pump 005301PA001A, the loops can be
005301P001A, 005301P001B, and 005301P001C, NOT 005301P001AA, 005301P001AB, and
005301P001AC

For pump 005301PA001B can be 005301P002A, 005301P002B, and 005301P002C, NOT

005301P001BA, 005301P001BB, and 005301P001BC.

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3.7.2 INSTRUMENTS, ACTUATED VALVES AND FUNCTIONS (NOT SUBSEA)

The identification code of process instrument, actuated valves and functions is:

Sub Facility Code

Loop Sequential

Redundancy)
Variable +
Functional

Measured

(Function
Train No.

Function

Number
Facility
INSTRUMENTS &

Code
Unit
OPERATED
VALVES

7 (up to 5
Annex 1
characters)
STRUCTURE X X N N N N A A A A A N N N (A)

pressure Transmitter in FFU 530 train 1: 005301PT001

STRUCTURE 0 0 5 3 0 1 P T 0 0 1

2oo3 voting alarm for very high differential temperature on pump 005301PB018

STRUCTURE 0 0 5 3 0 1 T D A H H 0 0 1 A

STRUCTURE 0 0 5 3 0 1 T D A H H 0 0 1 B

STRUCTURE 0 0 5 3 0 1 T D A H H 0 0 1 C

The Sub-Facility code, Facility Functional Unit Code, Train and Sequential number are assigned
with the criteria reported in the previous paragraphs.

The identification of the loop number is mandatory, also for ESD, SD, BD, ON/OFF
valves and components.
The Loop identification part of the tag number is common to all instruments or functions of the
same loop. The Function field, and eventually the Redundancy, will be added (to the Loop
structure) to complete the instrument identification.
The identification of an instrument or its functions is based on letters from ANNEX 7 -
INSTRUMENTATION LOOPS AND FUNCTIONS and includes one first-letter (designating the
measured variable or initiating variable).

The Measured Variable + Function (from 2 to 5 characters) is an alphabetic code based on

"ISA 5.1” (where it is called Functional Identification Variable), see Ref. Document [3], whose
list can be found in ANNEX 7 - INSTRUMENTATION LOOPS AND FUNCTIONS of the present
document. The annex has been developed taking into account most used instrument tags, and
in case some specific tag is not present in the ANNEX 7 - INSTRUMENTATION LOOPS AND
FUNCTIONS, ISA 5.1 standard shall be followed as reference.

Below are some examples of instrument numbering covering typical cases.

Actuated valves and dampers are dealt with and identified as instruments; while the manual
valves and manual dampers, not used for control, are considered and managed as process
hand valve.

Use of redundancy character for loops

Redundancy of group of items, at the level of FFU or plant, is dealt with the use of the train
field.
Redundancy for instrument/function is to be used when two or more instruments are installed
in the same place and elaborate the same information (e.g. temperature measurement in the
same point) or repeat the same function, e.g. locally and remotely.
Instrument installed in redundant equipment are not redundant.

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When two or more Items are installed in series, they shall have different sequential numbers.
When there is no redundancy, the redundancy character code must be omitted.

Use of redundancy character for redundant equipment

Different loop sequential numbers are to be used for redundant equipment, see NOTE in 3.7.1
LOOPS IDENTIFICATION

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3.7.2.1 OPERATED ON/OFF VALVES

It is customary that the On/off valves like ESDV, SDV, XV, UV and relevant components (e.g.
limit switch functions, “ZSH” etc.) keep the same loop number.
They can be considered as part of a virtual loop (Measured variable X, U etc.) especially to set-
up CAD systems.

Refer to the following example:

A typical identification structures is shown here below:

(Redundancy)
Measured

Sequentia
Functiona

Train No.

Instrume

l Number
Function
Variable
Facility

Facility

l Unit
Code

Code

ON/OFF
Sub

VALVES

Annex 1 7 7.4

STRUCTURE X X N N N N A A A A A A N N N (A)

1 A 2 2 0 1 X 0 0 1
Example of
ESDV001 1 A 2 2 0 1 E S D V 0 0 1
valve and
1 A 2 2 0 1 E S D Y 0 0 1 A
relevant
other 1 A 2 2 0 1 E S D Y 0 0 1 B
functions
1 A 2 2 0 1 Z S H 0 0 1

1 A 2 2 0 1 X 0 0 2
Example of
BDV002 1 A 2 2 0 1 B D V 0 0 2
valve and
1 A 2 2 0 1 B D Y 0 0 2 A
relevant
other 1 A 2 2 0 1 B D Y 0 0 2 B
functions
1 A 2 2 0 1 Z S H 0 0 2

1 A 2 2 0 1 X 0 0 3

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Example of 1 A 2 2 0 1 S D V 0 0 3
SDV003
1 A 2 2 0 1 S D Y 0 0 3 A
valve and
relevant
1 A 2 2 0 1 S D Y 0 0 3 B
other
functions 1 A 2 2 0 1 Z S H 0 0 3

The Measured Variable “X” is used to identify the Loop and is not part of the instrument function
tag numbers.
For a list of the on/off valve functions, see ANNEX 7.4 - ON/OFF VALVE FUNCTIONS
Subsea equipment valves and instruments are dealt with in a different chapter.

3.7.2.2 MOTOR OPERATED VALVES (MOV)

The MOV drive is identified with the MOV tag number, like all actuators.

For the MOV functions see ANNEX 7.5 - MOTOR OPERATED VALVES (MOV) FUNCTIONS.

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3.7.2.3 INSTRUMENTATION OF ELECTRICAL USERS / MOTORS

In order to provide a very useful way to handle the commands/signals/alarms for electrical
user, the identification of motor instrumentation signals the Measured Variable code in the loop
number is “M”.
The Instrument Function code for electrical user will be as listed on the table (Electrical
users/motors Function code list) in ANNEX 7.6 - ELECTRICAL USERS/MOTORS
FUNCTIONS. Here after there are some examples about the Identification Tag composition
criteria for electrical user/motor:

(Redundancy)
Functional

Measured

Sequentia
Train No.
Unit Code

Instrume

l Number
Function
Variable
Facility

Facility
ELECTRICAL
Code

Code
Sub

USERS /

nt
MOTORS

Annex 1 7 7

Structure X X N N N N A A A A A N N N (A)

Loop for
1 A 3 9 0 1 M 0 0 1 A
PA001A
1 A 3 9 0 1 M H S B 0 0 1 A
Example of
1 A 3 9 0 1 M X S 0 0 1 A
PA001A
pump other
1 A 3 9 0 1 M U L H 0 0 1 A
functions
1 A 3 9 0 1 M U A P 0 0 1 A
Loop for
1 A 3 9 0 1 M 0 0 1 B
PA001B

Example of 1 A 3 9 0 1 M H S B 0 0 1 B
PA001B
1 A 3 9 0 1 M X S 0 0 1 B
pump and
relevant
1 A 3 9 0 1 M U L H 0 0 1 B
other
functions 1 A 3 9 0 1 M U A P 0 0 1 B
Loop for
1 A 3 9 0 1 M 0 0 5
PD005

Example of 1 A 3 9 0 1 M H S B 0 0 5
PD005
1 A 3 9 0 1 M X S 0 0 5
pump and
relevant
1 A 3 9 0 1 M U L H 0 0 5
other
functions 1 A 3 9 0 1 M U A P 0 0 5

When possible the instrument tag sequential numbers, related to a specific electrical
user/motor, will always be the same with a strong advantage for the preparation of typical
drawings.
For the use of instrument redundancy and for instrument relevant to redundant pieces of
equipment see the notes in sections 3.7.1 LOOPS IDENTIFICATION and 3.7.2 INSTRUMENTS,
ACTUATED VALVES AND FUNCTIONS (NOT SUBSEA)

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3.7.3 SUBSEA INSTRUMENTS AND ACTUATED VALVES

It includes hydraulically operated or ROV operated valves installed on the subsea EQUIPMENT.
It includes also controls, data acquisition, monitoring, testing and all the other possible
INSTRUMENTS located on subsea equipment.

(Redundancy)
SUBSEA Sub Facility Primary Secondary
Valve/Instrument
VALVES & Facility Functional Sequential Sequential
functions Code
INSTRUMENTS Code Unit Code Number Number

Annex 1 13

STRUCTURE X X N N N X N N A A A A A A N N N (A)

Production Master Valve (PMV) on Production Horizontal Xmas Tree #01

Example: X X 8 8 1 0 0 1 P M V 0 0 1

Chemical Injection Valve (CIV 1) on Production Horizontal Xmas Tree #01

Example: X X 8 8 1 0 0 1 C I V 0 0 1

Chemical Injection Valve (CIV 2) on Production Horizontal Xmas Tree #01

Example: X X 8 8 1 0 0 1 C I V 0 0 2

Dual Pressure and Temperature Transmitter (DPTT) on Production Horizontal Xmas Tree #01

Example: X X 8 8 1 0 0 1 D P T T 0 0 1

Production Branch Isolation Valve #1 on Production Manifold #01

Example: X X 8 8 5 0 0 1 P B I V 0 0 1

General principles and guidelines for subsea valves and instruments tagging are as follow:
- These components follow the same identification rule as per SUBSEA ITEMS;
- Valves and instruments shall have the some FFU and primary sequential number of the
unit where are installed;
- Valves and instruments on subsea pipelines/flowlines/risers shall have the some FFU
and primary sequential number of the pipeline.

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3.8 FIRE &GAS DEVICES

The F&G detectors/devices are positioned around the plant following the HSE requirements and
the project Risk Areas; in order to have a relationship between each detector/device and plant
location, on top of the Sub facility, also the relevant risk area (called Fire zone) is to be
identified and included in the tag number.
The Fire & Gas zone mapping with relevant coding shall be defined by project for each facility
or sub-facility.
The fire and gas detectors / devices are identified according to the Fire Zone where they are
installed. The Facility Functional Unit is always 700. See further down in this section.
The tagging criteria for Fire & Gas Detectors, and relevant Alarms/Signals, will be generally
compliant with ISA 5.1 code with some Company internal optimization as per the table in
ANNEX 7 - INSTRUMENTATION LOOPS AND FUNCTIONS. The suffix will be used in case
of redundancy or multiplicity requirement, and will be omitted when not used.

(Redundancy)
Sub Facility

Instrument

Sequential
Functional

Measured
Train No.
Unit Code

Fire Zone
Function
Variable

Number
Facility
Code

F&G DEVICES

Annex 1 7 7

STRUCTURE X X X X X 0 A A A A A X X X N N (A)

1 A 7 0 0 0 B F 0 1 1 7

Loop 1 A 7 0 0 0 B D I F 0 1 1 7
&
1 A 7 0 0 0 B A X F 0 1 1 7
Fire Detector
in Fire Zone
F01 1 A 7 0 0 0 B A H F 0 1 1 7

1 A 7 0 0 0 B A H H F 0 1 1 7

1 A 7 0 0 0 G F 0 2 0 3

Loop 1 A 7 0 0 0 G D E F 0 2 0 3
&
1 A 7 0 0 0 G A X F0 0 2 0 3
Gas Detector
in Fire Zone
F01 1 A 7 0 0 0 G A H F 0 2 0 3

1 A 7 0 0 0 G A H H F 0 2 0 3

1 A 7 0 0 0 S F 0 2 1 0
Loop
1 A 7 0 0 0 S D M F 0 2 1 0
&
Smoke
1 A 7 0 0 0 S A X F 0 2 1 0
Detector in
Fire Zone F02
1 A 7 0 0 0 S A H H F 0 2 1 0

Whenever a tool for software tagging is used, the Measured Variable code will be used mainly
to identify the Loop. In any case, it appears masked in order to identify the tag structure of
the relevant instruments/functions.
Fire & Gas zone is a plant site zoning to indicate the possible presence of a fire or flammable
exploding or toxic gas. Fire & gas zone is a code of three alphanumerical characters. Fire & gas
zones are defined in a facility document.

Fire & gas zones shall be marked in a site plot plan.

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Here below the list of attributes regarding fire zones of a FPSO case.

Fire Zone Code Description

F00 FZ0:Fire zone 0 ( Living Quarter)
F01 FZ1:Fire zone 1 (Fore machinery space 1)
F02 FZ2:Fire zone 2 (Fore machinery space 2)
F03 FZ3:Fire zone 3 (Flare stack )
F04 FZ4:Fire zone 4 Topside
F05 FZ5:Fire zone 5 Topside
F06 FZ6:Fire zone 5 Topside
F07 FZ7:Fire zone 7 (Aft machinery space )

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3.9 TELECOMMUNICATION FIELD DEVICES AND EQUIPMENT

3.9.1 TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEM CABINETS

The Facility Functional Unit code is 960 for all telecommunication equipment.
The Telecommunication equipment identification code is:

(Redundancy)
Sub Facility

Equipment

Sequential
Functional

Train No.

Telecom.

Number
Facility
Telecom. Field
Code

Code
Unit
Devices and
Equipment

Annex 1 10
CHARACTER TYPE X X N N N N A A N N N (A)

LOS cabinet 1 in sub-facility 1A

Communication
1 A 9 6 0 0 A A 0 0 1
antenna

The Sub-Facility code, Functional Unit Code, Train, Sequential number and Redundancy are
assigned with the criteria reported in the previous paragraphs.

Telecommunication equipment type code for system cabinets are listed in ANNEX 10 -
TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEM CABINET/EQUIPMENT TYPE & SUB-TYPE CODE.

3.9.2 TELECOMMUNICATION FIELD DEVICES

The Facility Functional Unit code is 960 for all telecommunication equipment.
Telecommunication field device identification code is:
Telecom. Field

(Redundancy)
Sub Facility

Room Code

Sequential
Functional

Plant Area
/ Module/
Train No.

Number
Facility

Telecom. Field
Device
Code

Code

Code
Unit

Devices and
Equipment

Annex 1 11 5

CHARACTER TYPE X X N N N N A A A X X N N N (A)

Loudspeaker 1 in Area A99 in sub-facility 1A

2 redundant
loudspeakers for 1 A 9 6 0 0 Q N A 9 9 0 0 1 A
PA/GA system in
area 099 1 A 9 6 0 0 Q N A 9 9 0 0 1 B

The Sub-Facility code, Functional Unit Code, Train, Sequential number and Redundancy are
assigned with the criteria reported in the previous paragraphs.

The Telecommunication Field Device codes are listed in ANNEX 11 - TELECOMMUNICATION

FIELD DEVICES.

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The Area Code/Module/Room Identification will be added before the sequential number
of the telecommunication equipment.
If he sub-facility code is sufficient to define the location of the telecom. Equipment, the Area
/Module/Room code can be omitted.

Area Code/Module/Room Identification

AXX: one Alphabetic and two alphanumeric characters.
The Module/Room Identification code is used to codify the position of Telecommunication
equipment. That is used for panels, MCT frames.
The most common Rooms are listed in the ANNEX 6 - PLANT AREA.
Modules are generally used in case of FPSO and are listed in the ANNEX 6 - PLANT AREA.
According to project needs, other Codes for Modules and Rooms can be used.

The sequential number restarts from zero at every new Area/Module/Room code.

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3.10 ELECTRIC CABLES

3.10.1 MAIN ELECTRICAL CABLES

Facility
Sub
Main Electric Functional Train Sequential Cable
Facility Suffix
Cables Unit No. Number Type
Code
Code

Annex 1 Table 1

STRUCTURE X X N N N N X N N N A A N N

EXAMPLES (see more examples below):

Power multi-core cable 1 of FFU 200 train 1 sub-facility
1B20010001PP
1B

The Sub-Facility code, Functional Unit Code, Train and Sequential number are assigned with
the criteria reported in the previous paragraphs and in ref 1.

The Unit assigned to the cable is the Unit of the equipment fed.
The cable sequential number will preferably be assigned in sequence and the numeration starts
from 0001 when Service, Function, Sub-facility, FFU and Train vary. The first character of the
Sequential number should be used for declaring the Bus Service (A, B or C) from which the
power cable receives the energy.

The cable type is assigned by adding two alphabetical characters after the sequential number
of the cable. The cable types are the following:
Table 1 - Cable Type

Cable Type Code Cable Type

CC Control
DA DC Positive pole – Single Core - Batteries with more than
one connections on positive pole (a=A, B, C, D, E)
DN DC Negative pole – Single Core
DP DC Positive pole – Single Core
PE Protective Earth – Single Core
PN AC Power cable – Single Core – Phase N
PP AC/DC Power cable – Multi-core
PR AC Power cable – Single Core – Phase L1
PS AC Power cable – Single Core – Phase L2
PT AC Power cable – Single Core – Phase L3
PU Umbilical
SH Motor Space Heater

Suffix: Sequential number for cables in parallel. Digits NOT mandatory, to be omitted if not
used.

Heat Tracing and Cathodic Protection use the naming convention defined in section 3.10.2
SMALL POWER AND LIGHTING DISTRIBUTION CABLE.

EFL (Electrical Flying Leads), as HFL (Hydraulic Flying Leads), to be used in subsea applications,
will be treated separately as standard subsea equipment.

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Example1: Item to connect: 1B 200 1 EPA 001

Power multi-core cable 1B 200 1 0001 PP

Space Heater Cable 1B 200 1 0001 SH
LCS Cable 1B 200 1 0001 CC 01
Thermocouple cable 1B 200 1 0001 CC 02

Example2: Item to connect: 1B 200 1 EPB 001

Power Single core cables L1 1st 1B 200 1 0002 PR 01

Power Single core cables L1 2nd 1B 200 1 0002 PR 02
Power Single core cables L2 1st 1B 200 1 0002 PS 01
Power Single core cables L2 2nd 1B 200 1 0002 PS 02
Power Single core cables L3 1st 1B 200 1 0002 PT 01
Power Single core cables L3 2nd 1B 200 1 0002 PT 02
PE 1B 200 1 0002 PE
Space Heater Cable 1B 200 1 0002 SH
LCS Cable 1B 200 1 0002 CC 01
Thermocouple cable 1B 200 1 0002 CC 02

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3.10.2 SMALL POWER AND LIGHTING DISTRIBUTION CABLE

The Identification code applicable to lighting and small power electrical cables in the
“loop type” distribution system is the same tag of final item, see section 3.2.6 LIGHTING AND
SMALL POWER ITEMS.
ANNEX 14 - SMALL POWER, LIGHTING & HEAT TRACING shows some examples of
tagging.

Cables for

(Redundancy)
item tag

Progress
Location

Number
Service
lighting,

Circuit

Phase
Type

Nr.
small Tag of electrical board
power &
Lighting
circuits
REFERENCE Equipment Tag Lighting & SP Items
STRUCTURE X X N N N N A A N N N A A A A X N N X N N (A)

For an example of tagging of this kind of cables see the figures of ANNEX 14 - SMALL
POWER, LIGHTING & HEAT TRACING .

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3.11 INSTRUMENT, CONTROL AND TELECOMMUNICATION CABLES

3.11.1 INSTRUMENT AND CONTROL SYSTEM CABINET CABLES

The identification of instrument and telecommunication cables between system cabinets or
control room equipment to System Cabinets is made up of the equipment tag number and two
mandatory fields: a two-digit cable sequential number (no redundancy character is envisaged)
and the signal type.

The Signal types are defined in ANNEX 8 – INSTRUMENT AND CONTROL SAFETY &
SIGNAL TYPES.

(Redundancy)*

SIGNAL TYPE
Sub Facility

Equipment

Sequential
Equipment
Sub-Type
FFU Code

Train No.

Number
Type &

Cable
Code

Number
INSTRUMENT,
CONTROL and

seq.
TELECOM.
CABLES
Annex 1 2 8
STRUCTURE
FOR X X N N N N A A N N N (A) N N A
INSTRUMENT
1A9701JJ00101A - Cable 1 from Instrumentation Marshalling Cabinet
1A9700JJ001 to System Cabinet 1A9700JD005
Instrument
1 A 9 7 0 1 J J 0 0 1 0 1 A
Example
1A9701JV00101D - Cable 01, digital signal, from Video Display
1A9700JV001 to System Cabinet 1A9700JD005
Instrument
1 A 9 7 0 1 J V 0 0 1 0 1 D
Example
1A9701JV00102D - Cable 02, digital signal, from Video Display
1A9700JV001 to System Cabinet 1A9700JD005
Instrument
1 A 9 7 0 1 J V 0 0 1 0 2 D
Example
1A9701JV00101P - Cable 01, power, from Video Display 1A9700JV001 to
System Cabinet 1A9700JD005
Instrument
1 A 9 7 0 1 J V 0 0 1 0 1 P
Example
1A9701JV00102P - Cable 02, power, from Video Display 1A9700JV001 to
System Cabinet 1A9700JD005
Instrument
1 A 9 7 0 1 J V 0 0 1 0 2 P
Example

The Sub-Facility code and Functional Unit Codes are prefixes assigned with the criteria reported
in the previous paragraphs.

The Train Number will be 0 when not used.

(*) Redundancy: the use of redundancy of cabinet tag numbers should be avoided.

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3.11.2 INSTRUMENT AND CONTROL FIELD CABLES

The identification of instrument field cables is made up of the instrument tag number and a
mandatory suffix for the signal type.

The Signal types are defined in ANNEX 8 – INSTRUMENT AND CONTROL SAFETY &
SIGNAL TYPES.

The Sub-Facility code and Functional Unit Codes are prefixes assigned with the criteria reported
in the previous paragraphs. The Train Number will be 0 when not used.

Redundancy
Equipmen
FFU Code

Instrume
INSTRUMENT

Train No.

Function

Number

SIGNAL
Facility

t seq.

TYPE
Code

Code
& CONTROL
Sub

nt
FIELD
CABLES

Annex 1 7 8
STRUCTURE
FOR X X X X X N A A A A A N N N (A) A
INSTRUMENT
Instrumentation Cable (Analogue) for 1A5101PT001
Instrument
1 A 5 1 0 1 P T 0 0 1 (A) A
Example

3.11.3 INSTRUMENT AND CONTROL JUNCTION BOX CABLES

The identification of cables between instrument junction box and marshalling or system
cabinets is made up of the junction box tag number and a mandatory suffix for the signal type.

The Signal types are defined in ANNEX 8 – INSTRUMENT AND CONTROL SAFETY &
SIGNAL TYPES.

The Sub-Facility code and Functional Unit Codes are prefixes assigned with the criteria reported
in the previous paragraphs. The Train Number shall be 0 when it is not used.
Redundancy
Equipmen

Equipmen
Sub-Type
FFU Code

INSTRUMENT,
Train No.

t Type &

Number

SIGNAL
Facility

t seq.

TYPE
Code

CONTROL and
Sub

TELECOM.
CABLES

Annex 1 2 8
STRUCTURE
FOR X X N N N N A A N N N (A) A
INSTRUMENT
1A5101JT001A - Cable (Analogue) from Instrumentation Junction Box
1A5101JT001 to Marshalling Cabinet 1A9700JJ002
Instrument
1 A 5 1 0 1 J T 0 0 1 (A) A
Example

Note: for Computer Aided Design System setup, e.g. SmartPlant Instrument (SPI), this
structure can be considered identical to the structure defined in section 3.11.2 INSTRUMENT
AND CONTROL FIELD CABLES, where instead of the instrument function, up to 5 chars, only
two characters are used as per ANNEX 2 - EQUIPMENT TYPE CLASSIFICATION AND
CODES, letter J.

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3.11.4 TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEM CABINET CABLES

The identification of telecommunication cables between system cabinets or control room

equipment to System Cabinets is made up of the telecom equipment tag number and a
mandatory suffix for the signal type.

SIGNAL TYPE
Redundancy
Sub Facility

Equipment

Sequential
Equipment
Sub-Type
FFU Code

Train No.

Number
Type &

Cable
Code

Number
INSTRUMENT,
CONTROL and

seq.
TELECOM.
CABLES
Annex 1 10 9
STRUCTURE
FOR X X N N N N A A N N N (A) N N A
INSTRUMENT
Analysis cabinet 001 in the Sub-Facility 1A, analogical signal
Instrument
1 A 9 6 0 1 A A 0 0 1 0 1 A
Example

The Sub-Facility code and Functional Unit Codes are prefixes assigned with the criteria reported
in the previous paragraphs. The Train number will be 0 when not used.

The Signal types are defined in ANNEX 9 - TELECOMMUNICATION SIGNAL TYPES.

The Signal Type is mandatory.

3.11.5 TELECOMMUNICATION FIELD CABLES

The identification of telecommunication field device cables is made up of the telecom field
device tag number and a mandatory suffix for the signal type.

(Redundancy)

SIGNAL TYPE
Plant Area
/ Module/

Sequentia
Equipmen

Sub-Type
FFU Code

l Number

INSTRUMENT,
Train No.

t Type &
Facility

Room
Code

Code

CONTROL and
Sub

TELECOM.
CABLES

Annex 1 11 6 9

X X N N N N A A A X X N N N (A) A

Loudspeakers 001 in the area B01 of Sub-Facility 1A, analogical signal

1 A 9 6 0 1 Q N B 0 1 0 0 1 A

The Sub-Facility code and Functional Unit Codes are prefixes assigned with the criteria reported
in the previous paragraphs. The Train Number shall be 0 when not used.

The Signal types are defined in ANNEX 9 - TELECOMMUNICATION SIGNAL TYPES.

The Signal Type is mandatory.

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3.12 CABLE ROUTES AND RELEVANT STRETCHES

Network routes contain current paths running parallel to another one in groups or alone, within
the same physical space, starting and finishing at the same junctions/nodes independently of
branches.
For design, procurement and construction, each route is divided in stretches of a particular
type; cable tray, conduit etc. belonging to the same network, same cable route type.

The structure of the cable way identification code is:

Cable
CABLE Sub Facility Plant Sequential Stretches
Network route
ROUTES Code Area Code Number progressive
type

Annex 6 Table 2 Table 3

X X A X X A N N N A N N
STRUCTURE
Route Stretch

Cable Route 00A10111 (route 111 in area A10 of the Sub-facility 00 of the High Voltage
Network)
0 0 A 1 0 V 1 1 1
STRUCTURE
Route

Cable tray (P) stretch 11 of route 00A10V111 (route 111 in area A10 of the Sub-facility
00 of the High Voltage Network)
0 0 A 1 0 V 1 1 1 P 1 1
STRUCTURE
Route Stretch

The Sub-Facility code, Plant Area Code and Sequential number are assigned with the criteria
reported in the previous paragraphs.

The Cable Route Sequential number re-starts from 001 at each Sub-facility/Area/Network
change.

The cableway route network represents the section that is destined to support cables belonging
to compatible groups. Approved codes are:

Table 2 - Network Type

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The Stretches (or Sub-sections) are identified by an alphabetic character suffix for the cableway
route type and a two-digit sequential number that can be assigned in sequence and can start
from 01 when the section and the type of cable change.
The assigning of the Sequential number to the stretches allows the parallel, homogeneous parts
of a cableway route, intended to contain cables from the same network, to be identified in
detail.

The types of cableway route stretch are:

Table 3 - Stretch Type

Stretch Code Stretch Type

1. P cable tray
2. C conduit
3. M multi cable transit
4. B protected underground
5. T raceway, cable duct or tunnel

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ANNEX 1 - FACILITY FUNCTIONAL UNITS CODE

The whole plant will be divided and identified in distinct functional units, listed according to the
Company Specification 06215.DOC.GEN.SDS - Facility Functional Unit, see Ref. Document [1].
The unit number is an important element to identify the item tag and consists of three digit
numerical code.

ANNEX 2 - EQUIPMENT TYPE CLASSIFICATION AND CODES

Here after it is reported a technical classification based on equipment type and subtype.

EQUIPMENT TYPE

A - Not to be used
B - Not to be used
C - MISCELLANEOUS MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT AND FILTERS (NOT ON-LINE) (H.V.A.C.
FILTERS EXCLUDED)
D - DRILLING AND COMPLETION EQUIPMENT
E - ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
F - HEATERS, FURNACES AND FLARING EQUIPMENT
G - SANITATION, CONDITIONING, HEATING AND H.V.A.C. EQUIPMENT
H - HEAT TRANSFER EQUIPMENT
I - Not to be used
J - INSTRUMENTATION AND AUTOMATION SYSTEMS / EQUIPMENT
K - COMPRESSORS, BLOWERS AND NOT "H.V.A.C." VENTILATORS
L - IDENTIFIED ON-LINE BULKS AND ACCESSORIES
M - NON ELECTRICAL PRIME ENGINES AND MISCELLANEOUS
N - SPECIFIC MAINTENANCE OBJECTS
O - Not to be used
Q - Not to be used
P - PUMPS
R - VALVES
S - SAFETY, ESCAPE AND FIRE-FIGHTING EQUIPMENT
T - TANKS
U - SUBSEA EQUIPMENT
V - PRESSURE AND SEPARATOR EQUIPMENT
W - STEEL OFFSHORE STRUCTURES AND FACILITIES
X - MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT, LABORATORIES AND BUILDINGS
Y - MATERIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCT HANDLING EQUIPMENT
Z - INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS AND STEEL STRUCTURES

In the following pages the classification of equipment subtype.

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EQUIPMENT TYPE AND SUBTYPE

MISCELLANEOUS MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT AND NOT ON-LINE FILTERS

(EXCLUDING HVAC FILTERS) (C)

CA - Regenerative filter
CC - Centrifugal filter separator (Centrifuge)
CD - Injector, Ejector, Extractor
CE - Static mixer
CF - Mechanical separator/screen/vibrating screen
CG -
CH -
CJ - Mixer/Agitator (motorized)
CK - Basket Strainer
CL - Cartridge filter
CM - Sand filter/"Dual media" filter
CN - Active carbon filter
CP -
CQ - Coalescence filter and separator
CR - Grid/Bulk head
CS -
CT -
CU - Demineralization system component (reverse osmosis)
CV - "Pre-coat" filter
CW -
CX - Grinder/comminutor/mill/crusher
CY - Miscellaneous filters
CZ - Miscellaneous Mechanical Equipment

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DRILLING AND COMPLETION EQUIPMENT (D)

DA - Derrick/Drill floor & Skid/drilling house

DB - Travelling Block/Crown block/hooks/top drive
DC - Pipe handling equipment
DD - Blow out Preventer (B.O.P.)/Accumulator equipment
DE - Drill line/Sand line/Dead line anchor
DF -
DG -
DH - Mud pump
DJ -
DK - Draw works/ Rotary table/ Power Swivel/ Swivel
DL -
DM - Skid-jacks
DN - Mouse whole, rat hole
DP - Drilling panels
DQ -
DR - Extraction equipment
DS - Drilling manifold
DT - T.F.L. Equipment
DU - Cementing equipment
DV - Skidding system
DW - Well-head and Christmas tree manifold
DX - Cutting separation equipment
DY - Hoppers/Mud guns/Blenders
DZ - Miscellaneous drilling equipment

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ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT (E)

EA - Lighting equipment (e.g. tower light excluding safety lights)1

EB - Accumulator Batteries
EC - Control boards (e.g. EMS, LLS, etc.)
ED - DC UPS (Direct Current Panels - DCP)2
EE - Close circuit vapour turbine CCVT (Ormat electric generating power unit)
EF - Electrical Sockets (1)
EG - Electric generators (AC or DC)
EH - Medium Voltage switchgears
EI - Cathodic protection Passive Sacrificial Anodes
EIC - Cathodic protection instrumented (shunt) sacrificial Anodes
EIR - Cathodic protection Reference Cells
EJ - Interconnecting panels, Junction boxes1
EK - AC UPS 2

EL - Auxiliary Service Panel (ASP), Lighting, Small Power, tracing distribution

boards
EM - MCC switchgears
EN - Bus bar and high voltage isolators
EO - Thermocouple Electrical Generators (TEG)
EP - Power Centre switchgears
EQ - Wind Turbine generators
ER - Protection Relay boards
ES - Motor Driver panel (e.g. VFD, VSD, Soft-Starter, etc.)
ET - Transformers and autotransformers
EU - Micro turbine (electric generating power unit)
EV - Photovoltaic Generators (Solar panels)
EW -
EX - Not to be used (it was Electric motor)
EY - Impedances (Neutral Resistors, Reactors, etc.)
EZ - Miscellaneous electrical equipment

NOTES:
(1) To be used only for equipment with dedicated supply or group assembly (e.g. light
tower, power socket for boat connection, etc.). The items powered from common
circuits shall follow the criteria described in the section 3.2.6 LIGHTING AND SMALL
POWER ITEMS.

(2) If the equipment has two distribution sections AC and DC, the item shall be tagged
as EK.

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HEATERS, FURNACES, FLARING EQUIPMENT (F)

FA - Direct fired heater

FB -
FC - Flares elevated, including stacks & ducts (offs.)
FD - Flares ground (onshore)
FE - Cabin furnace
FF - Special furnace
FG - Water-tube boiler, fire-tube boiler, drum boiler
FH - Burning pit
FJ - Incinerator (including thermo disposal equipment and evaporating candles)
FK - Stack/Vent
FL - Economizer
FM -
FN -
FP -
FQ -
FR - Glycol regenerator
FS - Swing out burner (including bridge and ducts)
FT -
FU -
FV -
FW -
FX - Burner
FY - Indirect fired heater
FZ - Miscellaneous heaters and/or boilers.

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SANITARY, AIR CONDITIONING, HEATING AND HVAC EQUIPMENT (G)

GA - Centralized air handling unit/battery

GB - Refrigeration Unit
GC - Specific filters for H.V.A.C.
GD - Water Boiler/Heater
GE - Heating and cooling equipment for room (fan-coil, radiator, etc.)
GF - Specific ventilators for H.V.A.C.
GG - Humidifier/Dehumidifier
GH - Pressure Relief Dumper
- (GH for Fire Dumper is VOID, to be identified as BV, managed by
Instrument Discipline)
GJ - Shut Off Dumper
GK - Non-return Dumper
GL - UV type sterilizer (for water), Water softener and Demineraliser
GM - Duct cooling and heating equipment (battery)
GN - Conduit silencer
GO - Dry cooler
GP - Air distribution equipment (small openings, grills, vanes)
GQ - Volume Control Damper
GR - Heat Reclaim Heater
GS - Air intercepting equipment (every kind of air locks and mixing boxes)
GT - Electric Heater Battery
GU - Dust collector
GV - Circulating pump
GW - Domestic water boiler
GX - Back filter
GY - Chemical filter scrub
GZ - Miscellaneous sanitation, conditioning and heating equipment.

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HEAT TRANSFER EQUIPMENT (H)

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I - NOT TO BE USED (I)

IA -
IB -
IC - Reserved to avoid overlapping of drive of IC with EIC (cell for cathodic
protection
ID -
IE -
IF -
IG -
IH -
IJ -
IK -
IL -
IM -
IN -
IO -
IP -
IQ -
IR - Reserved to avoid overlapping of drive of IR with EIR (Reference Electrodes
for Cathodic protection
IS -
IT -
IU -
IV -
IW -
IX -
IY -
IZ -

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INSTRUMENTATION AND AUTOMATION EQUIPMENT (J)

JA - Analysis equipment
JB - Burning Management System (BMS)
JC - Auxiliary hardwired Consoles for safety and / or process control purposes
JD - Distributed Control System equipment (DCS)
JE - Emergency shutdown system equipment (ESD), Safety integrated System
(SIS)
JF - Fire and Gas detection equipment including F&G alarm panels
JG - Power Distribution Panel for control or safety equipment
JH - High Integrity Protection Pressure System (HIPPS)
JJ - Interface cabinet (optical or galvanic insulation/ intrinsically safe) /,
marshalling cabinet
JK - Unit Control Panel, Package Control System (PLC based, or Relays based)
JL - Alarm Panel / Mimic Panel
JM - Metering and proving equipment, including Flow Computer and weighing
machines
JN - Network cabinet including patch panels, routers, electro/optical converters,
Ethernet switches, etc.
JO - Printers
JP - Pneumatic and/or hydraulic Control panel, any Local Control Panel
JQ - Test Bench
JR - Rack containing instruments with minimum weather protection
JS - Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) equipment, including
Servers, Remote terminal Unit (RTU) and Master Terminal Unit (MTU)
JT - Junction box
JU - Extinguishing gas panel, Deluge panel, Firefighting panel
JV - Video Display Unit (Fixed or Portable Personal Computer, or Host Computer)

JW - Well head Control Panel

JX - Flare ignition panel
JY - Miscellaneous instrumentation and automation equipment
JZ - Multifunction board (safety board)

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COMPRESSORS, BLOWERS AND VENTILATORS NOT HVAC (K)

KA - Centrifugal compressors
KB - Reciprocating compressors (diaphragm)
KC - Screw/rotary compressors
KD - Blowers
KE - Fans/
KF -
KG - Integral Gear Compressors
KH -
KJ -
KK -
KL - Axial compressors
KM -
KN - Integral gear compressor
KP - Reciprocating compressor (piston)
KQ -
KR -
KS -
KT -
KU -
KV -
KW -
KX -
KY -
KZ - Miscellaneous compressors/blowers/ventilators

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IDENTIFIED ON-LINE BULK AND ACCESSORIES (L)

LA - Sight glass
LB - Valve lock
LC - Steam trap (thermostatic or thermodynamic)
LD - Exhaust vent and drain
LE - Expansion joint
LF - Flexible coupling
LG - Pipe spool
LH - On-line Filter (basket or Y)
LI - Chemical injection
LJ - Critical joint
LK - Blank flange
LL - Not to be used (1)
LM - Air distributor manifold
LN - Silencer
LP - Constant Load Pipe Support
LQ - Elastic Pipe Support
LR - Damper, Expansion vessel (on-line)
LS - Sample Point
LT - Flame arrester
LU - Hook-up spool
LV -
LW - Tie-in spool
LX - T forged piece for PIG equipment
LY - Adapter, Drip ring, Special "Tee" or "Cross"
LZ - Miscellaneous line accessories

Notes:
1) For transportation systems coding, refer to section 3.3.

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MACHINERY1 (NON ELECTRICAL PRIME ENGINES) (M)

MA -
MB -
MC - Coupling /gear boxes/Reduction Unit/Multiplier
MD - Diesel engine
ME -
MF - Fan driver (annulled)
MG - Gas engine (internal combustion)
MH - Gas engine (expansion)
MJ - Hydraulic motor
MK - Compressor driver (annulled)
ML - Turbo-expander
MM -
MN -
MP - Pump driver (annulled)
MQ -
MR -
MS - Steam turbine
MT - Gas turbine
MU - Hydraulic turbine
MV - Steam engine
MW -
MX - Turbo-expander
MY -
MZ - Miscellaneous machinery

Notes:
(1) The prime movers quoted in this class shall always be identified separately from
the driven mechanical equipment,

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WORKSHOP & MAINTENANCE ITEMS (N)

NA -
NB - Balancing Machine
NC - Cleaning Machine (Steam)
ND - Drilling Machine
NE - Electrical Low Voltage Test bench
NF - Portable lube oil cleaning and filtering machine
NG -
NH - Electrical High Voltage Test Bench
NI - Pneumatic Instrument Test Bench
NJ - Instrument Electronic Test Bench
NK -
NL - Lathe Machine
NM - Milling Machine
NN - Oven for Motor Reconditioning
NP - Pressure Safety valve PSV Calibration Test Bench
NQ - Lapping Machine
NR -
NS - Sump Pump Air Driving
NT - Thermal Treatment Electric Set
NU - Oil Bath for Thermal Treatment
NV -
NW - Welding Machine
NX -
NY -
NZ - Miscellaneous Maintenance Equipment

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PUMPS (P)

PA - Centrifugal (horizontal or vertical) on line

PB - Reciprocating
PC - Rotary/gear/screw/sliding vane
PD - Metering pump
PE - Nitrogen filling pump (subsea)
PF - Recirculation clean up pump (subsea)
PG - diaphragm pump
PH - Submersible pump with external driver
PJ - Ejection pump
PK - Injection pump
PL - Hand pump
PM - Vertical centrifugal pump
PN - canned motor pump
PP - Proportioning pump, single or multiple
PQ - Immersed motor pump (without mechanical seal)
PR - Pressure Exchanger
PS - Submersible pump with submersible motor
PT -
PU -
PV - Vacuum pump
PW -
PX - Miscellaneous pump
PY -
PZ -

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VALVES1 (R)

RA - Globe valve
RB - Ball valve
RC - Check valve
RD - Diaphragm valve
RE -
RF - Butterfly valve
RG - Gate valve
RH - MOV (Motor Operated Valve) (when not coded as an instrument)
RJ -
RK -
RL -
RM - Double block and bleed valve
RN - Needle valve
RP - Plug valve
RQ - Proportioning valve
RR - Excess flow valve
RS - Foot valve
RT - Diverter valve for solids
RU - Checked leak off valve
RV - Quick opening valve
RW - Breath valve
RX - Lock-gate
RY -
RZ - Miscellaneous valves

Notes:
(1) For subsea valves refer to ANNEX 13 - SUBSEA INSTRUMENTS AND VALVES

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SAFETY, ESCAPE AND FIRE-FIGHTING EQUIPMENT (S)

Rescue equipment and protection, first aid and emergency devices

SA - Rescue Equipment (Lifeboat, raft and inflatable boat)

SB - Protection devices (fire-fighting suit, safety belts, gas mask, etc.)
SC - First-aid equipment (litter, reanimation unit, etc.)
SD - Protection, safety and emergency devices and containers

Fire-fighting equipment

SE - Portable fire extinguisher

SF - Wheeled fire extinguisher
SG - Fire truck or vehicle
SH - Safety Showers and Eye Wash
SI - Inert gas firefighting extinguishing system equipment (Co2, Inergen, etc.)
SJ - Helideck firefighting powder tank
SK - mechanical pull lever
SL -
SM - Cylinders, cylinder racks, Tanks containing extinguishing agents
SN - Sprinklers and nozzles
SP - Goods and personnel access (doors)
SQ - Fire-fighting plant valves (deluge*, mixer for foaming agent)
SR - Water and/or foam monitor, foam maker
SS - Water and/or foam Hydrant (included: box, hose, monitor and nozzle)
ST - Water and/or foam hose reel (included: monitor and nozzle)
SU -
SV - Miscellanea Safety and Firefighting items

Safety visible, light and acoustical signals*

SW - Safety lights, flashing beacon, toxic beacon

SX - Safety acoustical signalling equipment, fire bell, siren, sounder
SY - Signalling Board
SZ - Wind-hose

NOTES:
(*) when not coded by instrumentation discipline

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TANKS (T)

TA - Atmospheric storage tank, cylindrical (fixed cone roof)

TB - Atmospheric storage tank, cylindrical (floating roof)
TC - Atmospheric storage tank, not cylindrical
TD - Spherical or spheroid tank
TE - Bin bulk storage
TF - Cylinder storage tank (above and underground
TG -
TH - Drainage separator basin
TJ -
TK -
TL -
TM - Mud pit/Open top pit (for solids or liquids)
TN -
TP - Covered pit
TQ -
TR -
TS - Sectioning piping
TT - Concrete basin for water storage
TU Sea water intake tanks-
TV -
TW -
TX -
TY -
TZ - Miscellaneous tanks

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SUBSEA EQUIPMENTS (U)

Subsea related Topside Control Equipment, Work-over and Installation

equipment and tools (2-characters).

UA - HPU (Hydraulic Power Unit)

UB - MCS (Master Control Station)
UC - SPCU (Subsea Production Control Unit)
UD - EJB (Topside Electrical Junction Box)
UE - UBH (Umbilical Bulkhead Plate)
UF - Subsea Remote Workstation (DRCP)
UG - OEJB (Optical Electrical Junction Box)
UH - TUTU/TUTA (Topside Umbilical Termination Unit/assembly)
UI - EPU (Electrical Power Unit)
UJ -
UK -
UL - Work-over Umbilical Reel
UM -
UN -
UO -
UP -
UQ -
UR - Topside Intervention System Equipment and Tools
US - Remote Operating Vehicle (ROV) and Tools
UT - Subsea Intervention/Retrieval/Installation Tools (such as: TRT, SCM running
tool…)
UU - Test Equipment (e.g. Test Stump)
UV -
UW - Subsea Intervention Work-over Equipment (Landing string, EDP, LWRP,
EQDC, etc.)
UX - Miscellaneous Subsea Equipment
UY -
UZ -

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PRESSURE AND SEPARATION EQUIPMENT (V)

Vessels, columns and reactors

VA - Horizontal/Vertical pressure vessel (general)

VB - Expansion tank, Pressurizer, Compensation tank,
- Expansion vessel, Damper
VC - Extractor, Scrubber, Evaporator
VD - Gas boot
VE - Column
VF - All kinds of reactor
VG - Hydraulic accumulator
VH - Deaerator/degasser/flash tank
VJ - Contact absorption equipment/Regenerator

Dryers

VK - Dryer

Solids, liquids and gas separation equipment, miscellaneous equipment

VL - Launching traps
VM - Sedimentation tank
VN - Knock out drum, gun barrel and scrubber
VO - Extractor, scrubber, evaporator
VP - Test separator
VQ - Slug catcher
VR - Receiving traps
VS - Production separator
VT - Tote tank
VU - Desalted, electrostatic separator
VV - Flotation unit
VW - Onshore longitudinal separator for effluent water, acting as sand trap,
Defiler, API separator, with corrugated and parallel plates.
VX - Special purpose separator
VY - Horizontal and vertical vessel at atmosphere pressure
VZ - Miscellaneous pressure and separation equipment including rotating disk
contactor, degasser, adsorbent drier, coalescer, separator, and skimmer

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STEEL OFFSHORE STRUCTURES AND FACILITIES (W)

WA - Beams
WB - Boat landing, Bumpers, catenary anchor leg, mooring, floating buoy
WC - Clamps, pad eyes
WD - Gravity bases, suction piles, tether bases
WE - Overtrawlable, fishing friendly structures
WF - Swing hoist monorail
WG -
WH - Guards, handrails
WJ - J Tubes, Pipe racks
WK -
WL - Grids, Covering plates
WM - Mud mats, sleeves, packers
WN - Nodes
WP - Stairs, gangways
WQ - Jacket, main and secondary structures
WR - Risers
WS -
WT - Jetty and water intake
WU - Casing, separator pipe
WV - Launching skid
WW - Centring device/well area
WX - Deck Main and secondary structures
WY - Template and anchors
WZ - Miscellaneous offshore steel structures' components

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MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT, LABORATORIES AND BUILDINGS (X)

XA - Mechanical workshop equipment

XB - Instrumentation laboratory equipment
XC - Electrical laboratory equipment
XD - Chemical laboratory equipment
XE - Domestic appliances, for domestic building (kitchen, barracks, laundry)
XF - Domestic building (kitchen, barracks, laundry)
XG - Prefabricated house, canteen, recreation building for camp
XH - Kitchen equipment annulled)
XJ - Laundry equipment (annulled)
XK -
XL - Electrolytic cell for the production of sodium hypochlorite
XM -
XN -
XP -
XQ -
XR - Railway equipment (annulled)
XS -
XT -
XU -
XV -
XW - Open concrete basin
XX - Package (including identified items)
XY - Skid (including identified items)
XZ - Miscellanea

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MATERIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCT HANDLING EQUIPMENT (Y)

YA - Crane
YB - Hoist/Bridge crane
YC - Elevator
YD - Truck, Trolley, Fork lift, etc.
YE - Lifting Cable
YF - Tug
YG - Railroad and road loading equipment (portal crane, etc.)
YH - Handling equipment/Conveyor/
YI - Railway equipment
YJ - Bucket elevator
YK - Winch
YL - Pneumatic conveyor
YM - Grinder, mill, crusher
YN - Dust collector
YP - Vibrating screw (mechanical parts only)
YQ - Packing equipment
YR - Weighting screw (mechanical parts only)
YS - Scale
YT - Aerial work platform
YU - Product loading arm/Flexible loading hose
YV - Product recovery return arm
YW - Wheeled lifting Trestle
YX - Hydraulic Tube Bundle Extractor (crane lifted)
YY - Hydraulic Tube Bundle Extractor (trailer mount)
YZ - Miscellaneous loading and lifting equipment loading arms

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BUILDINGS AND STEEL STRUCTURES (Z)

ZA - Multipurpose building, including:

• offices
• control rooms
• utilities rooms
ZB - Building for utilities, including:
• workshop
• fire-fighting area
• instrumentation air area
ZC - Civil building/Accommodations/Living quarters
ZD - Electrical building – Power Station
ZE - Industrial building
ZF - Shed, shelter
ZG - Civil port cabin
ZH - Industrial port cabin
ZJ - Pipe Racks
ZK - Hospital/infirmary/First Aid Emergency/health
ZL -
ZM -
ZN - Ladder
ZP - Steel building and structures
ZQ - Bridge
ZR - Crossover
ZS - Special Pipe Support (such as Constant Load type, Elastic types etc.)
ZT - Radio Tower
ZU - Underpasses
ZV -
ZW - Plugging of classified wall crossovers
ZX -
ZY - preformed building for camp
ZZ - Miscellaneous buildings and structures

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ANNEX 3 - LINE FLUIDs

Here after it is reported the list of the Fluids ordered by fluid code.

CODE DESCRIPTION
AC ACETIC ACID
AD AMINE DRAIN
AL ACID GAS FLARE
BA BREATHING AIR
BR BRINE
BT BUTANE GAS
BW BOILER FEED WATER
CA CITRIC ACID
CD CLOSED DRAINS
CE CEMENT, HP
CH CHEMICAL(General) TO BE USED ONLY AT CONCEPT SELECTION/DEFINITION
CO CRUDE OIL
CP CEMENT, POWDER
CS CAUSTIC SODA
CT CUTTINGS, SLURRY TRANSFER
CW COOLING WATER
CX CARBON DIOXIDE
DG GREEN DIESEL
DT DIESEL, TREATED
DW DRINKING WATER
ET ETHANE GAS
FC COLD FLARE
FF FIRE-FIGHTING FOAM
FG FUEL GAS
FH HP FLARE
FL LP FLARE
FO FUEL OIL
FR FREON
FW FIRE-FIGHTING WATER
GA ACID GAS
GD GLYCOL DRAIN
GE CHILLED WATER
GL GASOLINE
GN GREEN NAPHTHA
GO GASOIL
GR REFRIGERATING GAS
HC HIGH PRESSURE STEAM CONDENSATE
HO HOT OIL
HR HYDROGEN
HS HIGH PRESSURE STEAM
HW HOT WATER
IA INSTRUMENTATION AIR
IG INSTRUMENTATION GAS (HYDROCARBON)

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CODE DESCRIPTION
IN INSTRUMENTATION NITROGEN
IW SERVICE WATER
LA LEAN AMINE
LB LIQUID BUTANE
LC LOW PRESSURE STEAM CONDENSATE.
LE LIQUID ETHANE
LG GREEN LPG
LN LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS
LO LUBE OIL
LP LIQUID PROPANE
LR REFRIGERATING LIQUID
LS LOW PRESSURE STEAM
LY LEAN GLYCOL
MC MEDIUM PRESSURE STEAM CONDENSATE
ME METHANE GAS
MH MUD, HP
MK CHOKE/KILL
ML METHANOL
MO MUD, LP-OBM
MP MUD BULK POWDER
MS MEDIUM PRESSURE STEAM
NA PETROLEUM NAPHTHA
NG NATURAL GAS
NW DEMINERALIZED WATER
OD OPEN DRAINS
OW OILY WATER
OX OXYGEN
PA PROCESS AIR
PC PHOSPHORIC ACID (75%)
PL LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS (LPG)
PM SWEET TREATED LPG
PO RAFFINATE PALM OIL
PR PROPANE GAS
PW PRODUCED WATER
RA RICH AMINE
RG RAW GAS
RP RAW PALM OIL
RW RAW WATER
RY RICH GLYCOL
SA SULPHURIC ACID
SG SLUDGES
SL LIQUID SULPHUR
SN SYNGAS
SO SLOP OIL
SP SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE
SW SALT SEA WATER
SY OIL SEWAGES

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CODE DESCRIPTION
TG TREATED GAS (export)
TO TREATED OIL (export)
TW TREATED WATER
UA UTILITIES AIR
UN UTILITIES NITROGEN
UW UTILITIES WATER
VA VENT, ATMOSPHERIC
WF WELL FLUID
ZW SOUR (ACID) WATER

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ANNEX 4 - LINE INSULATION / FINISHING

Here after it is reported the list of line finishing codes.

CODE DESCRIPTION
A LINE WITH INTERNAL TREATMENT AND EXTERNAL COATING
B LINE WITH EXTERNAL COATING ONLY
C LINE WITH ACOUSTIC INSULATION
D LINE WITH BARE PIPE
E LINE ELECTRICALLY HEAT TRACED
F LINE WITH COLD INSULATION (Temp. from -273 to +5°C)
G ZINC PLATED LINE
H LINE WITH COLD CONSERVATION INCORPORATING ACOUSTIC
INSULATION
I LINE WITH HOT INSULATION (above +5°C)
J LINE WITH COLD CONSERVATION
K LINE WITH HEAT CONSERVATION INCORPORATING ACOUSTIC
INSULATION
L LINE WITH HEAT CONSERVATION INSULATION
M LINE WITH PERSONNEL PROTECTION INCORPORATING ACOUSTIC
INSULATION
N LINE NOT PAINTED AND NOT INSULATED
O LINE WITH PASSIVE FIRE PROTECTION
P LINE INSULATED FOR PERSONNEL PROTECTION
Q LINE WITH PERSONNEL PROTECTION – GUARD
R LINE WITH PERSONNEL PROTECTION – INSULATION
S LINE WITH INTERNAL TREATMENT AND EXTERNAL PAINTING
T LINE TRACED WITH HOT EXTERNAL FLUID
U LINE TRACED WITH HOT INTERNAL FLUID
V LINE WITH EXTERNAL PAINTING ONLY
W LINE WITH JACKET
X LINE WITH WINTERISATION INCORPORATING ACOUSTIC INSULATION
Y LINE WITH WINTERISATION WITH HEAT TRACING
Z LINE WITH WINTERISATION INSULATION

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ANNEX 5 –SIZE& DIAMETER CODE EXAMPLES

Here below some examples of how to represent metric and imperial line, tubing diameters and
duct sizes, for the permissible values see Ref. Document [2]
NOTE: the Inch character is “ - ASCII CODE DECIMAL: 34, not 0132 „, not 0145 ‘, not 0147
“, not 0148 ”, not 0180 ´.

Drawings and Engineering lists – diameter representation

Size Size code system
6mm 6mm Metric
7mm 7mm Metric
8mm 8mm Metric
10mm 10mm Metric
100mm 100mm Metric
125mm 125mm Metric
150mm 150mm Metric
250mm 250mm Metric
300mm 300mm Metric
600mm 600mm Metric
700mm 700mm Metric
750mm 750mm Metric
2000mm 2000mm Metric
1/2" 1/2" Imperial
5/8" 5/8" Imperial
3/4" 3/4" Imperial
1" 1" Imperial
1-1/2" 1-1/2" Imperial
2" 2" Imperial
4" 4" Imperial
6" 6" Imperial
8" 8" Imperial
10" 10" Imperial
12" 12" Imperial
14" 14" Imperial
16" 16" Imperial
18" 18" Imperial
20" 20" Imperial
24" 24" Imperial
28" 28" Imperial
32" 32" Imperial
36" 36" Imperial
42" 42" Imperial
48" 48" Imperial

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ANNEX 6 - PLANT AREA

The area of plant site is divided in identified areas to provide a geographical reference to the
position of items.

The plant area identification code is used as an attribute of items.

Plant area is only included in item numbering of pipe supports and of cable routes at the place
of functional unit.

The area code is constituted by 3 alphanumeric characters. The meaning of each character is
useful to specify the position of the equipment in the plant/platform, according to the following
indication:
− The first character of the code is alphabetical and identifies the main area inside the
plant.
− The second character of the code is numeric and identifies either the location of the area
(on-shore) or the level of the area (off-shore) or the number of the module.
− The third character of the code (mandatory) identifies a sub-area or a sublevel inside
the area, level, and module. The use of the character 0 (zero) means that neither a sub-
area nor a sublevel division is provided for the plant.

Suggested criteria for the area identification are described in the following examples:

Integrated Decks

1st character : alphabetic character identifying the platform area (Sequential from left to
right and from bottom to top with reference to the conventional north of the
drawing)

2nd character : numeric character identifying the main level within the area:
0: boat landing
1: lower deck
2: cellar deck
3: weather deck

3rd character : numeric character identifying the position within the main level:
1: on floor
2: mezzanine
3: below upper floor

Examples:
The code 00A21ZS001 identifies the pipe support number 1 located in the cellar deck (2) of
platform 00 within the area identified by A, positioned on the floor.

Platform and modules

1st character : alphabetic character identifying a group of homogeneous modules.

The following letters are suggested:
D Deck
P Process Module
L Living Module
U Utilities Module
2nd digit : numeric character identifying the module number (Sequential from left to right
and from bottom to top).

3rd digit : numeric character identifying the position within the module:
1: on floor

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2: mezzanine
3: below upper floor

On-shore Plants

1st character: alphabetic character (except M) identifying the typology of area.

2nd digit : numeric character identifying the location of the area.

3rd digit : numeric character identifying the local division of the area.

The present table suggests one of the possible subdivision methods for an on-shore liquid and
gaseous hydrocarbons treatment plant.
The table can be modified in accordance with the specific project needs; anyway areas should
be grouped by service.

AREA LIQUID HYDROCARBON GASEOUS HYDROCARBON

CODE

P0x WELLS/WELL AREA WELLS/WELL AREA

P1x ARRIVAL/STARTING AREA ARRIVAL/STARTING AREA
P2x SEPARATION AREA SEPARATION AREA
P3x STABILISATION/DESALTING AREA DEHYDRATION/DESULPHURING
AREA
P4x PUMPING AREA COMPRESSION AREA
P5x REGENERATION AREA
P6x FLARING AND BURNING PIT AREA FLARING AREA
S0x UTILITIES AREA UTILITIES AREA
S1x FIRE-FIGHTING AREA FIRE-FIGHTING AREA
S2x EFFLUENT TREATMENT AREA EFFLUENT TREATMENT AREA
S3x STORAGE AREA (OIL, FUEL AND STORAGE AREA (FUEL, GASOLINE,
CHEMICAL) CHEMICALS)
S4x POWER GENERATION AREA POWER GENERATION AREA
S5x OFFICES, CONTROL ROOM AND OFFICES, CONTROL ROOM AND
OTHER STANDARD BUILDINGS OTHER STANDARD BUILDINGS
S6x LOADING AREA LOADING AREA
E1x ELECTRICAL SWITCHGEAR CABIN ELECTRICAL SWITCHGEAR CABIN

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FPSO Plants

Module Code Description

P01 to P10 Module Portside

S01 to S10 Module Starboard side
PRx Pipe Rack
USx Utility space
HDx Hull deck
TUx Turret
FLx Flare
HUx Hull
FMx Fore machinery space
AMx Aft machinery space

Room Code Description

FIR Fore Instrument Room (in case of FPSO)

AIR Aft Instrument Room (in case of FPSO)
TIR Turret Instrument Room (in case of FPSO)
QIR LQ Instrument room (in case of FPSO)
QCR LQ Computer room (in case of FPSO)
CCR Central Control Room
COR Control Room
IER Instrument Equipment Room
LER Local Equipment Room
RAR Radio Room
TER Telecommunication Equipment Room

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ANNEX 7 - INSTRUMENTATION LOOPS AND FUNCTIONS

ANNEX 7.1 - LOOP MEASURED OR INITIATING VARIABLES
The present table follows as much as possible the Table 1 of ISA 5.1. The “User’s Choice” or
“Unclassified” utilized have been written in Capital letter. Any eni optimization has been written
in bolt Italic.
Table 4 - 7.1 Measured Variables

FIRST LETTER SUCCEEDING LETTERS

MEASURED OR MODIFIER READOUT OR OUTPUT MODIFIER
INITIATING VARIABLE PASSIVE FUNCTION FUNCTION

A Analysis Alarm

B Burner, Combustion, User's Choice User's Choice User's Choice

Flame

C CORROSION Control

D DENSITY Differential Detector

E Voltage Sensor (Primary

Element)

F Flow Rate Ratio

(Fraction)

G GAS CONCENTRATION Glass, Viewing

(including TOXIC GAS Device
and H2 GAS)

H Hand High

I Current (Electrical) Indicate

J Power Scan

K Time, Time Schedule Time Rate Control Station

of Change

L Level Light Low

M Moisture, Motor Momentary Middle

Intermediate

N User's Choice User's Choice User's Choice User's Choice

O Orifice, Restriction

P Pressure, Vacuum Point (Test)

Connection

Q Quantity Integrate,
Totalize

R Radiation Record

S Speed, Frequency, Safety Switch

Smoke

T Temperature Transmit

U Multivariable Multifunction Multifunction Multifunction

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FIRST LETTER SUCCEEDING LETTERS

MEASURED OR MODIFIER READOUT OR OUTPUT MODIFIER
INITIATING VARIABLE PASSIVE FUNCTION FUNCTION

V Vibration, Mechanical Valve, Damper,

Analysis Louver

W Weight, Force Well

X DANGER / SAFETY / X Axis FAULT Unclassified Unclassified

EMERGENCY /

ON-OFF Valve

Y Event, State or Y Axis Relay,

Presence, Compute,
Siren, Beacon Convert

Z Position, Dimension Z Axis

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ANNEX 7.2 – PROCESS INSTRUMENT FUNCTIONS

The two ISA tables below represent the baseline of the eni instrument function codes.
Table 5 - 7.2 – Process Instrument functions: ISA 1 / 2

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Table 6 - 7.2 – Process Instrument functions ISA 2/2

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ANNEX 7.3 - EXCEPTIONS TO ISA

The following valve functions exceptions have been confirmed as typical of eni dictionary.
The following functions are assumed to be functions of X.
Danger/safety/emergency/Miscellaneous variable.

BDV blow down valve

BDY blow down solenoids
SCV safety control valve
SDV shut down valve
SXV deluge valve
SSCV sub-surface control valve
SSIV subsea isolation valve
SSSV subsurface safety valve
ZXE Pig signalling primary element

Functions of U multi- variable for subsea.

ACV Annulus Circulation Valve

AMV Annulus master valve
AVV Annulus vent Valve
AWV Annulus Wing Valve
BAV Barrier Valve
BIV Branch Isolation valve
BYV Bypass Valve
CITV Chemical Injection Throttle Valve
CIV Chemical Injection Valve
GLV Gas Lift Valve
HIV Header Isolation Valve
ICV Injection Choke Valve
IMV Injection Master Valve
IWV Injection Wing Valve
MIV Methanol Injection Valve
PCV Production Choke Valve
PHV Production Header Valve
PMV Production master Valve
POV Pigging Operation Valve
PSDV Production Shutdown Valve
PWV Production Wing Valve
SSF Sub Surface Flow Control Elements
XOV Crossover Valve

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ANNEX 7.4 - ON/OFF VALVE FUNCTIONS

The functions and codes relevant to section 3.7.2.1 - OPERATED ON/OFF VALVES are those
listed:
under letter X (Safety) in ANNEX 7.8 - COMPLETE INSTRUMENTATION PROCESS FUNCTION
LIST
under letter Z (Position) in ANNEX 7.8 - COMPLETE INSTRUMENTATION PROCESS FUNCTION
LIST
in the following table:

Table 7 – 7.4 ON/OFF valve functions

H S A Auto/Manual Selection Command for Valve - Software (D)

H S C Close Valve Command
U A D Discrepancy Alarm Signalling for Valve- Software (D)
H S O Open Valve Command
H S Q Stroke Test Command for Valve - Software (D)
H S R Reset Command - Software (D)

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ANNEX 7.5 - MOTOR OPERATED VALVES (MOV) FUNCTIONS

The functions and codes relevant to section 3.7.2.2 MOTOR OPERATED VALVES (MOV) are
listed in the following table:

Table 8 – 7.5 MOTOR OPERATED VALVES (MOV)

H S A Auto/Manual Selection Command for Valve - Software (D)

H S C Close Valve Command -
U A D Discrepancy Alarm Signalling for Valve- Software (D)
H S O Open Valve Command
H S Q Stroke Test Command for Valve - Software (D)
H S R Reset Command - Software (D)
U A X Electrical Fault - Software (D)
Y I A Auto/Manual Local Indication
Y I L Local/Remote Local Indication

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ANNEX 7.6 - ELECTRICAL USERS/MOTORS FUNCTIONS

This section defines a guideline for the naming convention to be applied to Instrument Tags
while performing the Instrumentation and Automation engineering.
Table 9 - 7.6 Electrical user / Motor Functions

Function
Function
Code

HSB Auto/Manual Selection Command for Motor - Software (D)

UAE ESD trip feedback Signal/Alarm for Motor - Software (D)
ULH Motor Running Signal status - Software (D)
YSJ Ready to Start - Software (D)
YYK Relay for Remote /Local Enabling Command selection for Motor - Hardwired
HSL Local/Remote Enabling selection Command for Motor - Software (D)
HSM Main/Stand by Selection Command for Motor - Software (D)
UAP Motor Not Available Signal/Alarm - Software (D)
HSR Reset Command - Software (D)
YYS Relay for Start/Stop command for Motor - Hardwired (DO, Start =1)
YYT Relay for ESD Trip Function Command for Motor - Hardwired (DO, Trip = 0)
UAU Motor incongruence status - Software (D)
YYV
YYW
UAX Electrical Fault - Software (D)
HSY Remote Start Function Command for Motor - Software (D)
HSZ Remote Stop Function Command for Motor - Software (D)
XS Function Command to Trip the Motor from safety system - Software (D)

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ANNEX 7.7 - FIRE & GAS DETECTORS / DEVICES FUNCTIONS

Table of Instrument Function codes for Fire & Gas Detectors, and relevant Alarms/Signals:
Table 10 - 7.7 Fire & Gas functions and codes
ATTRIBUTE*

ALARM SIGNALLING
SENSO
DESCRIPTION TYPE
R TAG FAULT
PRE-
ALARM
ALARM

G D O Gas Detector to monitor Oxygen GAX GAL GALL

G D E Gas Detector Infrared point type
G D H Gas Detector to monitor Hydrogen H2

GAS DETECTION
G D K Gas Detector Electrochemical type
G D L Gas Detector Catalytic type
G D Q Gas Detector to monitor Carbon Oxide
GAX GAH GAHH
G D S Gas Detector to monitor Toxic H2S
G D Q Gas Detector to monitor Carbon Oxide
G D N Gas Detector Undefined type
G D Y Transmitter of Gas Detector Infrared Open path type
G D Z Receiver of Gas Detector Infrared Open path type
B D I Flame / Fire Detector Infrared type

DETECTIO
B D J Flame / Fire UV-IR Detector

FIRE
BAX BAH BAHH

N
B D U Flame / Fire Detector Ultraviolet type
B D W Visual Imagine Flame Detector type

S D A Smoke Aspirated type

S D M Smoke Detector Multi-criteria type DETECTION

SMOKE

S D I Smoke Detector Ionization type SAX SAH SAHH

S D O Smoke Detector Optical type

S D N Smoke Detector Undefined type

T D L Temperature Detector Linear Heat Cable

DETECTION

T D R Temperature Detector Rate of Rise type

TEMP.

TAX TAH TAHH

T D C Temperature Detector Compensated Rate type

T D T Temperature Detector Fixed type

Y L G Visual Alarm for Gas

LAMPS &
SIRENS

Y S G Audible Alarm for Gas

YAX YAHH
Y L F Visual Alarm for Fire

Y S F Audible Alarm for Fire

H S F MANUAL ALARM for FIRE

BUTTONS

H S X MANUAL ALARM for Emergency UAX UAHH

H S P MANUAL ALARM Call Point

(*) Letters not YET used: B, D, V

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ANNEX 7.8 - COMPLETE INSTRUMENTATION PROCESS FUNCTION LIST

The following table contains the Instrument Function codes for field instruments and relevant
functions, it doesn’t include functions solely used for motors, on/off valves and F&G:

Table 11 - 7.8 process instrument functions - complete list

PHYSICAL ENTITY ISA FUNCTION ISA FUNCTION DESCRIPTION

A AA ANALYSIS ALARM
A AAH ANALYSIS ALARM HIGH
A AAHH ANALYSIS ALARM HIGH HIGH
A AAL ANALYSIS ALARM LOW
A AALL ANALYSIS ALARM LOW LOW
A AC ANALYSIS CONTROLLER
A AE ANALYSIS PRIMARY ELEMENT
A AI ANALYSIS INDICATOR
A AIC ANALYSIS CONTROLLER/INDICATOR
A AIR ANALYSIS INDICATOR/RECORDER
A AIT ANALYSIS TRANSMITTER/INDICATOR
A AP ANALYSIS TEST POINT
A AR ANALYSIS RECORDER
A ARC ANALYSIS CONTROLLER/RECORDER
A ART ANALYSIS TRANSMITTER/RECORDER
A AS ANALYSIS SWITCH
A ASAH ANALYSIS SWITCH ALARM HIGH
A ASAHH ANALYSIS SWITCH ALARM HIGH HIGH
A ASH ANALYSIS SWITCH HIGH
A ASHH ANALYSIS SWITCH HIGH HIGH
A ASHL ANALYSIS SWITCH HIGH LOW
A ASL ANALYSIS SWITCH LOW
A ASLL ANALYSIS SWITCH LOW LOW
A AT ANALYSIS TRANSMITTER
A AW ANALYSIS WELL/PROBE
A AX ANALYSIS PILOT
A AY ANALYSIS SOLENOID
B BA FLAME ALARM
B BAH FLAME ALARM HIGH
B BAHH FLAME ALARM HIGH HIGH
B BAHL FLAME ALARM HIGH LOW
B BAL FLAME ALARM LOW
B BALL FLAME ALARM LOW LOW
B BAX FLAME FAULT ALARM
B BC FLAME CONTROLLER
B BE FLAME PRIMARY ELEMENT
B BEA FLAME ELEMENT ALARM
B BEAH FLAME ELEMENT ALARM HIGH
B BEAHH FLAME ELEMENT ALARM HIGH HIGH
B BEAL FLAME DETECTOR ALARM LOW
B BG FLAME GLASS INDICATOR

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PHYSICAL ENTITY ISA FUNCTION ISA FUNCTION DESCRIPTION

B BI FLAME INDICATOR
B BIC FLAME CONTROLLER/INDICATOR
B BIT FLAME TRANSMITTER/INDICATOR
B BL FLAME PILOT LIGHT
B BR FLAME RECORDER
B BRC FLAME CONTROLLER/RECORDER
B BRT FLAME TRANSMITTER/RECORDER
B BSH FLAME SWITCH HIGH
B BSHL FLAME SWITCH HIGH LOW
B BSL FLAME SWITCH LOW
B BSLL FLAME SWITCH LOW LOW
B BT FLAME TRANSMITTER
B BV FIRE DUMPER VALVE
B BW FLAME WELL/PROBE
B BX FLAME PILOT
B BY FLAME SOLENOID
B BZ FLAME FINAL ELEMENT
C CA CORROSION ALARM
C CAH CORROSION ALARM HIGH
C CC CORROSION CONTROLLER
C CE CORROSION PRIMARY ELEMENT
C CI CORROSION INDICATOR
C CIT CORROSION INDICATOR/TRANSMITTER
C CP CORROSION TEST POINT
C CS CORROSION SWITCH
C CSH CORROSION SWITCH HIGH
C CSHH CORROSION SWITCH HIGH HIGH
C CT CORROSION TRANSMITTER
C CW CORROSION PROBE
D DC DENSITY CONTROLLER
D DE DENSITY PRIMARY ELEMENT
D DI DENSITY INDICATOR
D DIC DENSITY CONTROLLER/INDICATOR
D DIT DENSITY TRANSMITTER/INDICATOR
D DR DENSITY RECORDER
D DRC DENSITY CONTROLLER/RECORDER
D DSH DENSITY SWITCH HIGH
D DSHL DENSITY SWITCH HIGH LOW
D DSL DENSITY SWITCH LOW
D DT DENSITY TRANSMITTER
E EAH VOLTAGE ALARM HIGH
E EAL VOLTAGE ALARM LOW
E EC VOLTAGE CONTROLLER
E EE VOLTAGE PRIMARY ELEMENT
E EI VOLTAGE INDICATOR
E EIC VOLTAGE CONTROLLER/INDICATOR
E EIT VOLTAGE TRANSMITTER/INDICATOR

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PHYSICAL ENTITY ISA FUNCTION ISA FUNCTION DESCRIPTION

E ER VOLTAGE RECORDER
E ERC VOLTAGE CONTROLLER/RECORDER
E ERT VOLTAGE TRANSMITTER/RECORDER
E ESH VOLTAGE SWITCH HIGH
E ESHL VOLTAGE SWITCH HIGH LOW
E ESL VOLTAGE SWITCH LOW
E ET VOLTAGE TRANSMITTER
E EY VOLTAGE SOLENOID
E EZ VOLTAGE FINAL ELEMENT
F FA FLOW RATE ALARM
F FAH FLOW RATE ALARM HIGH
F FAHH FLOW RATE ALARM HIGH HIGH
F FAHL FLOW RATE ALARM HIGH LOW
F FAL FLOW RATE ALARM LOW
F FALL FLOW RATE ALARM LOW LOW
F FC FLOW RATE CONTROLLER
F FCV FLOW RATE CONTROL VALVE
F FE FLOW RATE PRIMARY ELEMENT
F FFAH FLOW RATE RATIO ALARM HIGH
F FFAL FLOW RATE RATIO ALARM LOW
F FFC FLOW RATE RATIO CONTROLLER
F FFI FLOW RATE RATIO INDICATOR
F FFIC FLOW RATE RATIO CONTROLLER/INDICATOR
F FFIR FLOW RATE RATIO INDICATOR/RECORDER
F FFR FLOW RATE RATIO RECORDER
F FFRC FLOW RATE RATIO CONTROLLER/RECORDER
F FFSH FLOW RATE RATIO SWITCH HIGH
F FFSHL FLOW RATE RATIO SWITCH HIGH LOW
F FFSL FLOW RATE RATIO SWITCH LOW
F FFV FLOW RATE RATIO FINAL ELEMENT
F FG FLOW RATE GLASS INDICATOR
F FI FLOW RATE INDICATOR
F FIC FLOW RATE CONTROLLER/INDICATOR
F FIT FLOW RATE TRANSMITTER/INDICATOR
F FY FLOW RATE SOLENOID
F FO FLOW RATE RESTRICTION ORIFICE
F FP FLOW RATE TEST POINT
F FQAH FLOW RATE TOTALIZED ALARM HIGH
F FQAL FLOW RATE TOTALIZED ALARM LOW
F FQC FLOW RATE TOTALIZED CONTROLLER
F FQE FLOW RATE TOTALIZED PRIMARY ELEMENT
F FQI FLOW RATE TOTALIZED INDICATOR
F FQIC FLOW RATE TOTALIZED CONTROLLER/INDICATOR
F FQIR FLOW RATE TOTALIZED INDICATOR/RECORDER
F FQIT FLOW RATE TOTALIZED TRANSMITTER/INDICATOR
F FQR FLOW RATE TOTALIZED RECORDER
F FQRC FLOW RATE TOTALIZED CONTROLLER/RECORDER

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PHYSICAL ENTITY ISA FUNCTION ISA FUNCTION DESCRIPTION

F FQSH FLOW RATE TOTALIZED SWITCH HIGH
F FQSHL FLOW RATE TOTALIZED SWITCH HIGH LOW
F FQSL FLOW RATE TOTALIZED SWITCH LOW
F FQT FLOW RATE TOTALIZED TRANSMITTER
F FQV FLOW RATE TOTALIZED VALVE
F FQY FLOW RATE TOTALIZED SOLENOID
F FR FLOW RATE RECORDER
F FRC FLOW RATE CONTROLLER/RECORDER
F FS FLOW RATE SWITCH
F FSH FLOW RATE SWITCH HIGH
F FSHH FLOW SWITCH HIGH HIGH
F FSHL FLOW RATE SWITCH HIGH LOW
F FSL FLOW RATE SWITCH LOW
F FSLL FLOW RATE SWITCH LOW LOW
F FT FLOW RATE TRANSMITTER
F FV FLOW RATE VALVE
F FY FLOW RATE SOLENOID
H HC HAND CONTROLLER
H HCV HAND CONTROL VALVE
H HIC HAND CONTROLLER/INDICATOR
H HS HAND SWITCH
H HV HAND VALVE
I IA CURRENT ALARM
I IAH CURRENT ALARM HIGH
I IAL CURRENT ALARM LOW
I IC CURRENT CONTROLLER
I IE CURRENT PRIMARY ELEMENT
I II CURRENT INDICATOR
I IIAH CURRENT INDICATOR ALARM HIGH
I IIAHH CURRENT INDICATOR ALARM HIGH HIGH
I IIAL CURRENT INDICATOR ALARM LOW
I IIALL CURRENT INDICATOR ALARM LOW LOW
I IIC CURRENT CONTROLLER/INDICATOR
I IIT CURRENT TRANSMITTER/INDICATOR
I IL CURRENT PILOT LIGHT
I IR CURRENT RECORDER
I IRC CURRENT CONTROLLER/RECORDER
I IRT CURRENT TRANSMITTER/RECORDER
I IS CURRENT SWITCH
I ISH CURRENT SWITCH HIGH
I ISHL CURRENT SWITCH HIGH LOW
I ISL CURRENT SWITCH LOW
I IT CURRENT TRANSMITTER
I IY CURRENT SOLENOID
I IZ CURRENT FINAL ELEMENT
J JA POWER ALLARM
J JAH POWER ALARM HIGH

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PHYSICAL ENTITY ISA FUNCTION ISA FUNCTION DESCRIPTION

J JAHH POWER ALARM HIGH HIGH
J JAL POWER ALARM LOW
J JALL POWER ALARM LOW LOW
J JE POWER PRIMARY ELEMENT
J JI POWER INDICATOR
J JIC POWER CONTROLLER/INDICATOR
J JIT POWER TRANSMITTER/INDICATOR
J JR POWER RECORDER
J JRC POWER CONTROLLER/RECORDER
J JRT POWER TRANSMITTER/RECORDER
J JSH POWER SWITCH HIGH
J JSHL POWER SWITCH HIGH LOW
J JSL POWER SWITCH LOW
J JT POWER TRANSMITTER
J JV POWER VALVE
J JY POWER SOLENOID
J JZ POWER FINAL ELEMENT
K KC SEQUENTIAL CONTROLLER
K KCV SEQUENTIAL CONTROL VALVE
K KE SEQUENTIAL PRIMARY ELEMENT
K KI SEQUENTIAL INDICATOR
K KIC SEQUENTIAL CONTROLLER/INDICATOR
K KIT SEQUENTIAL TRANSMITTER/INDICATOR
K KQI SEQUENTIAL TOTALISER INDICATOR
K KQL SEQUENTIAL TOTALISER PILOT LIGHT
K KR SEQUENTIAL RECORDER
K KRC SEQUENTIAL CONTROLLER/RECORDER
K KRT SEQUENTIAL TRANSMITTER/RECORDER
K KSH SEQUENTIAL SWITCH HIGH
K KSHL SEQUENTIAL SWITCH HIGH LOW
K KSL SEQUENTIAL SWITCH LOW
K KT SEQUENTIAL TRANSMITTER
K KV SEQUENTIAL VALVE
K KY SEQUENTIAL SOLENOID
K KZ SEQUENTIAL FINAL ELEMENT
L LA LEVEL ALARM
L LAH LEVEL ALARM HIGH
L LAHH LEVEL ALARM HIGH HIGH
L LAHL LEVEL ALARM HIGH LOW
L LAL LEVEL ALARM LOW
L LALL LEVEL ALARM LOW LOW
L LY LEVEL SOLENOID
L LC LEVEL CONTROLLER
L LCV LEVEL CONTROL VALVE
L LDC LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL CONTROLLER
L LDCV LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL CONTROL VALVE
L LDE LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL PRIMARY ELEMENT

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L LDG LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL GLASS GAUGE
L LDI LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL INDICATOR
L LDIC LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL CONTROLLER/INDICATOR
L LDIT LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL TRANSMITTER/INDICATOR
L LDR LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL RECORDER
L LDRC LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL CONTROLLER/RECORDER
L LDRT LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL TRANSMITTER/RECORDER
L LDSH LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL SWITCH HIGH
L LDSHL LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL SWITCH HIGH LOW
L LDSL LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL SWITCH LOW
L LDT LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL TRANSMITTER
L LDV LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL VALVE
L LDW LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL WELL/PROBE
L LDY LEVEL DIFFERENTIAL SOLENOID
L LE LEVEL PRIMARY ELEMENT
L LG LEVEL GLASS GAUGE
L LI LEVEL INDICATOR
L LIC LEVEL CONTROLLER/INDICATOR
L LIR LEVEL INDICATOR/RECORDER
L LIT LEVEL TRANSMITTER/INDICATOR
L LL LEVEL PILOT LIGHT
L LR LEVEL RECORDER
L LRC LEVEL CONTROLLER/RECORDER
L LRT LEVEL TRANSMITTER/RECORDER
L LS LEVEL SWITCH
L LSH LEVEL SWITCH HIGH
L LSHH LEVEL SWITCH HIGH HIGH
L LSHL LEVEL SWITCH HIGH LOW
L LSL LEVEL SWITCH LOW
L LSLL LEVEL SWITCH LOW LOW
L LT LEVEL TRANSMITTER
L LV LEVEL VALVE
L LW LEVEL WELL/PROBE
L LY LEVEL SOLENOID
M MC MOISTURE CONTROLLER
M MCV MOISTURE CONTROL VALVE
M ME MOISTURE PRIMARY ELEMENT
M MIC MOISTURE CONTROLLER/INDICATOR
M MIT MOISTURE INDICATOR/TRANSMITTER
M MOV MOTOR OPERATED VALVE
M MR MOISTURE RECORDER
M MRC MOISTURE CONTROLLER/RECORDER
M MSH MOISTURE SWITCH HIGH
M MSHL MOISTURE SWITCH HIGH LOW
M MSL MOISTURE SWITCH LOW
M MT MOISTURE TRANSMITTER
M MV MOISTURE VALVE

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M MY MOISTURE SOLENOID
P PA PRESSURE ALARM
P PAH PRESSURE ALARM HIGH
P PAHH PRESSURE ALARM HIGH HIGH
P PAHL PRESSURE ALARM HIGH LOW
P PAL PRESSURE ALARM LOW
P PALL PRESSURE ALARM LOW LOW
P PC PRESSURE CONTROLLER
P PCV PRESSURE CONTROL VALVE
P PDA PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL ALARM
P PDAH PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL ALARM HIGH
P PDAHH PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL ALARM HIGH HIGH
P PDAHL PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL ALARM HIGH LOW
P PDAL PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL ALARM LOW
P PDALL PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL ALARM LOW LOW
P PDC PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL CONTROLLER
P PDCV PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL CONTROL VALVE
P PDE PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL PRIMARY ELEMENT
P PDG PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL GAUGE
P PDI PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL INDICATOR
P PDIC PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL CONTROLLER/INDICATOR
P PDIR PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL INCICATOR/RECORDER
P PDISH PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL INDICATOR SWITCH HIGH
P PDIT PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL TRANSMITTER/INDICATOR
P PDP PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL TEST POINT
P PDR PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL RECORDER
P PDRC PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL CONTROLLER/RECORDER
P PDRT PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL TRANSMITTER/RECORDER
P PDS PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL SWITCH
P PDSH PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL SWITCH HIGH
P PDSHH PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL SWITCH HIGH HIGH
P PDSL PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL SWITCH LOW
P PDSLL PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL SWITCH LOW LOW
P PDT PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL TRANSMITTER
P PE PRESSURE PRIMARY ELEMENT
P PG PRESSURE GAUGE
P PI PRESSURE INDICATOR
P PIC PRESSURE CONTROLLER/INDICATOR
P PIT PRESSURE TRANSMITTER/INDICATOR
P PP PRESSURE TEST POINT
P PR PRESSURE RECORDER
P PRC PRESSURE CONTROLLER/RECORDER
P PRT PRESSURE TRANSMITTER/RECORDER
P PS PRESSURE SWITCH
P PSE PRESSURE SAFETY DEVICE
P PSH PRESSURE SWITCH HIGH
P PSHH PRESSURE SWITCH HIGH HIGH

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P PSHL PRESSURE SWITCH HIGH LOW
P PSL PRESSURE SWITCH LOW
P PSLL PRESSURE SWITCH LOW LOW
P PSV PRESSURE SAFETY VALVE
P PT PRESSURE TRANSMITTER
P PV PRESSURE VALVE
P PY PRESSURE SOLENOID
Q QE TOTALISER PRIMARY ELEMENT
Q QI TOTALISER INDICATOR
Q QIC TOTALISER CONTROLLER/INDICATOR
Q QIR TOTALISER INDICATOR/RECORDER
Q QIT TOTALISER TRANSMITTER/INDICATOR
Q QR TOTALISER RECORDER
Q QRC TOTALISER CONTROLLER/RECORDER
Q QRT TOTALISER TRANSMITTER/RECORDER
Q QSH TOTALISER SWITCH HIGH
Q QSHL TOTALISER SWITCH HIGH LOW
Q QSL TOTALISER SWITCH LOW
Q QT TOTALISER TRANSMITTER
Q QY TOTALISER SOLENOID
Q QZ TOTALISER FINAL ELEMENT
R RC RADIATION CONTROLLER
R RE RADIATION PRIMARY ELEMENT
R RI RADIATION INDICATOR
R RIC RADIATION CONTROLLER/INDICATOR
R RIT RADIATION TRANSMITTER/INDICATOR
R RR RADIATION RECORDER
R RRC RADIATION CONTROLLER/RECORDER
R RRT RADIATION TRANSMITTER/RECORDER
R RSH RADIATION SWITCH HIGH
R RSHL RADIATION SWITCH HIGH LOW
R RSL RADIATION SWITCH LOW
R RT RADIATION TRANSMITTER
R RW RADIATION WELL/PROBE
R RY RADIATION SOLENOID
R RZ RADIATION FINAL ELEMENT
S SAH SPEED/FREQUENCY ALARM HIGH
S SAHH SPEED/FREQUENCY ALARM HIGH HIGH
S SAHL SPEED/FREQUENCY ALARM HIGH LOW
S SAL SPEED/FREQUENCY ALARM LOW
S SALL SPEED/FREQUENCY ALARM LOW LOW
S SC SPEED/FREQUENCY CONTROLLER
S SE SPEED/FREQUENCY PRIMARY ELEMENT
S SI SPEED/FREQUENCY INDICATOR
S SIC SPEED/FREQUENCY CONTROLLER/INDICATOR
S SIR SPEED/FREQUENCY INDICATOR/RECORDER
S SIT SPEED/FREQUENCY TRANSMITTER/INDICATOR

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S SR SPEED/FREQUENCY RECORDER
S SRC SPEED/FREQUENCY CONTROLLER/RECORDER
S SRT SPEED/FREQUENCY TRANSMITTER/RECORDER
S SSH SPEED/FREQUENCY SWITCH HIGH
S SSHL SPEED/FREQUENCY SWITCH HIGH LOW
S SSL SPEED/FREQUENCY SWITCH LOW
S ST SPEED/FREQUENCY TRANSMITTER
T TA TEMPERATURE ALARM
T TAH TEMPERATURE ALARM HIGH
T TAHH TEMPERATURE ALARM HIGH HIGH
T TAHL TEMPERATURE ALARM HIGH LOW
T TAL TEMPERATURE ALARM LOW
T TALL TEMPERATURE ALARM LOW LOW
T TAX TEMPERATURE FAULT ALARM
T TC TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER
T TCV TEMPERATURE CONTROL VALVE
T TDAH TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL ALARM HIGH
T TDAL TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL ALARM LOW
T TDC TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL CONTROLLER
T TDCV TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL CONTROL VALVE
T TDE TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL PRIMARY ELEMENT
T TDI TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL INDICATOR
T TDIC TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL CONTROLLER/INDICATOR
T TDIT TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL TRANSMITTER/INDICATOR
T TDP TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL TEST POINT
T TDR TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL RECORDER
T TDRC TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL CONTROLLER/RECORDER
T TDRT TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL TRANSMITTER/RECORDER
T TDSH TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL SWITCH HIGH
T TDSHL TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL SWITCH HIGH LOW
T TDSL TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL SWITCH LOW
T TDT TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL TRANSMITTER
T TDV TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL VALVE
T TDW TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL WELL/PROBE
T TDY TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL SOLENOID
T TE TEMPERATURE PRIMARY ELEMENT
T TG TEMPERATURE GAUGE
T TI TEMPERATURE INDICATOR
T TIC TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER/INDICATOR
T TIR TEMPERATURE INDICATOR/RECORDER
T TIT TEMPERATURE TRANSMITTER/INDICATOR
T TP TEMPERATURE TEST POINT
T TR TEMPERATURE RECORDER
T TRC TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER/RECORDER
T TRT TEMPERATURE TRANSMITTER/RECORDER
T TS TEMPERATURE SWITCH
T TSE TEMPERATURE SAFETY DEVICE

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T TSH TEMPERATURE SWITCH HIGH
T TSHH TEMPERATURE SWITCH HIGH HIGH
T TSHL TEMPERATURE SWITCH HIGH LOW
T TSL TEMPERATURE SWITCH LOW
T TSLL TEMPERATURE SWITCH LOW LOW
T TT TEMPERATURE TRANSMITTER
T TV TEMPERATURE VALVE
T TW TEMPERATURE WELL/PROBE
T TY TEMPERATURE SOLENOID
U UA MULTIVARIABLE ALARM
U UAD MULTIVARIABLE DISCREPANCY ALARM SIGNALLING
U UAH MULTIVARIABLE ALARM HIGH
U UAHH MULTIVARIABLE ALARM HIGH HIGH
U UAHL MULTIVARIABLE ALARM HIGH LOW
U UAL MULTIVARIABLE ALARM LOW
U UAX MULTIVARIABLE FAULT ALARM
U UCV MULTIVARIABLE CONTROL VALVE
U UIC MULTIVARIABLE INDICATION CONTROL
U UL MULTIVARIABLE PILOT LIGHT
U UR MULTIVARIABLE RECORDER
U US MULTIVARIABLE SWITCH
U USH MULTIVARIABLE SWITCH HIGH
U USHH MULTIVARIABLE SWITCH HIGH HIGH
U USL MULTIVARIABLE SWITCH LOW
U UT MULTIVARIABLE TRANSMITTER
U UV MULTIVARIABLE VALVE
U UY MULTIVARIABLE SOLENOID
V VAH VIBRATION ALARM HIGH
V VAHH VIBRATION ALARM HIGH HIGH
V VAX VIBRATION FAULT ALARM
V VE VIBRATION PRIMARY ELEMENT
V VI VIBRATION INDICATOR
V VIT VIBRATION TRANSMITTER/INDICATOR
V VR VIBRATION RECORDER
V VRT VIBRATION TRANSMITTER/RECORDER
V VS VIBRATION SWITCH
V VSH VIBRATION SWITCH HIGH
V VSHH VIBRATION SWITCH HIGH HIGH
V VT VIBRATION TRANSMITTER
V VZ VIBRATION FINAL ELEMENT
W WAH WEIGHT/FORCE ALARM HIGH
W WAL WEIGHT/FORCE ALARM LOW
W WC WEIGHT/FORCE CONTROLLER
W WCV WEIGHT/FORCE CONTROL VALVE
W WDC WEIGHT/FORCE DIFFERENTIAL CONTROLLER
W WDCV WEIGHT/FORCE DIFFERENTIAL CONTROL VALVE
W WDE WEIGHT/FORCE DIFFERENTIAL PRIMARY ELEMENT

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W WDI WEIGHT/FORCE DIFFERENTIAL INDICATOR
W WDIC WEIGHT/FORCE DIFFERENTIAL CONTROLLER/INDICATOR
W WDIT WEIGHT/FORCE DIFFERENTIAL TRANSMITTER/INDICATOR
W WDR WEIGHT/FORCE DIFFERENTIAL RECORDER
W WDRC WEIGHT/FORCE DIFFERENTIAL CONTROLLER/RECORDER
W WDRT WEIGHT/FORCE DIFFERENTIAL TRANSMITTER/RECORDER
W WDSH WEIGHT/FORCE DIFFERENTIAL SWITCH HIGH
W WDSL WEIGHT/FORCE DIFFERENTIAL SWITCH LOW
W WDT WEIGHT/FORCE DIFFERENTIAL TRANSMITTER
W WDY WEIGHT/FORCE DIFFERENTIAL SOLENOID
W WDZ WEIGHT/FORCE DIFFERENTIAL FINAL ELEMENT
W WE WEIGHT/FORCE PRIMARY ELEMENT
W WI WEIGHT/FORCE INDICATOR
W WIC WEIGHT/FORCE CONTROLLER/INDICATOR
W WIR WEIGHT/FORCE INDICATOR/RECORDER
W WIT WEIGHT/FORCE TRANSMITTER/INDICATOR
W WR WEIGHT/FORCE RECORDER
W WRC WEIGHT/FORCE CONTROLLER/RECORDER
W WRT WEIGHT/FORCE TRANSMITTER/RECORDER
W WS WEIGHT/FORCE SWITCH
W WSH WEIGHT/FORCE SWITCH HIGH
W WSHH WEIGHT/FORCE SWITCH HIGH HIGH
W WSHL WEIGHT/FORCE SWITCH HIGH LOW
W WSL WEIGHT/FORCE SWITCH LOW
W WSLL WEIGHT/FORCE SWITCH LOW LOW
W WT WEIGHT/FORCE TRANSMITTER
W WV WEIGHT/FORCE VALVE
W WY WEIGHT/FORCE SOLENOID
W WZ WEIGHT/FORCE FINAL ELEMENT
X BDV BLOW DOWN VALVE
X BDY BLOW DOWN SOLENOID
X ESDV EMERGENCY SHUTDOWN VALVE
X ESDY EMERGENCY SHUTDOWN SOLENOID VALVE
X SCV SURFACE CONTROL VALVE
X SDV SHUT DOWN VALVE
X SDY SHUT DOWN SOLENOID
X SXV DELUGE VALVE
X SSCV SUBSURFACE CONTROL VALVE
X SSIV SUBSEA ISOLATION VALVE
X SSIY SUBSURFACE SAFETY ISOLATION SOLENOID VALVE
X SSSV SUBSURFACE SAFETY VALVE
X SSV SURFACE SAFETY VALVE
X SSY SURFACE SAFETY SOLENOID VALVE
X XAL FAULT ALARM LIGHT
X XV CLEAN AGENT VALVE
X XY CLEAN AGENT SOLENOID
Y YA EVENT ALARM

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Y YAH EVENT ALARM HIGH
Y YAHH EVENT ALARM HIGH HIGH
Z ZA POSITION ALARM
Z ZAH POSITION ALARM HIGH
Z ZAHH POSITION ALARM HIGH HIGH
Z ZAL POSITION ALARM LOW
Z ZC POSITION CONTROLLER
Z ZDC DRIVER DEVIATION CONTROLLER
Z ZDI DRIVER DEVIATION INDICATOR
Z ZDIT DRIVER DEVIATION TRANSMITTER/INDICATOR
Z ZDR DRIVER DEVIATION RECORDER
Z ZDRT DRIVER DEVIATION TRANSMITTER/RECORDER
Z ZDSH DRIVER DEVIATION SWITCH HIGH
Z ZDT DRIVER DEVIATION TRANSMITTER
Z ZE POSITION PRIMARY ELEMENT
Z ZI POSITION INDICATOR
Z ZIC POSITION CONTROLLER/INDICATOR
Z ZIH POSITION INDICATOR HIGH
Z ZIL POSITION INDICATOR LOW
Z ZIM POSITION INDICATOR MIDDLE
Z ZIT POSITION/DIMENSION TRANSMITTER/INDICATOR
Z ZLH POSITION INDICATOR HIGH
Z ZLM POSITION INDICATOR MIDDLE
Z ZLL POSITION INDICATOR LOW
Z ZQI TOTAL DISPLACEMENT INDICATION
Z ZR POSITION RECORDER
Z ZRC POSITION CONTROLLER/RECORDER
Z ZRT POSITION TRANSMITTER/RECORDER
Z ZS POSITION SWITCH
Z ZSH POSITION SWITCH HIGH
Z ZSHH POSITION SWITCH HIGH HIGH
Z ZSHL POSITION SWITCH HIGH LOW
Z ZSL POSITION SWITCH LOW
Z ZSLL POSITION SWITCH LOW LOW
Z ZSM POSITION SWITCH MIDDLE
Z ZT POSITION TRANSMITTER
Z ZV POSITION VALVE
Z ZXE PIG SIGNALLING DETECTION ELEMENT
Z ZXI PIG DETECTION INDICATOR
Z ZXS PIG SIGNALLING SWITCH
Z ZY POSITION SOLENOID

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ANNEX 8 – INSTRUMENT AND CONTROL SAFETY & SIGNAL TYPES

Table 12 – 8 Systems for Instrument Junction boxes

System Code System (FFU)

C DCS
E ESD
D F&G
H HIPPS
P PLC
S SCADA
M MISC

Table 13 - 8 Circuit Safety

Circuit Safety Type Code Circuit Safety Type

I INTRINSICALLY SAFE CIRCUIT
N NOTINTRINSICALLY SAFE CIRCUIT

Table 14 - 8 Signal Type

Signal Type Code Signal Type

A ANALOGUE
B BINARY
D DIGITAL
F FIBRE OPTICA
P POWER
R RTD RESISTANCE
Y SOLENOID
Z MISCELLANEOUS

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ANNEX 9 - TELECOMMUNICATION SIGNAL TYPES

Signal Type Code Signal Type

C COAXIAL
A ANALOGUE
B BINARY
C COAXIAL
D DIGITAL
F FIBRE OPTICA
L LOUDSPEAKER
M MULTIFUNCTION
P POWER
Q BEACON
Y SOLENOID
Z MISCELLANEOUS/NOT

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ANNEX 10 - TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEM CABINET/EQUIPMENT TYPE &

SUB-TYPE CODE

The ANNEX 2 - EQUIPMENT TYPE CLASSIFICATION AND CODES - Class A has been
reserved for telecommunication System Cabinets/equipment.

CODE DESCRIPTION
AA LOS SYSTEM: (LINE OF SIGHT),
AB NON DIRECTIONAL BEACON
AC TERRESTRIAL TRUNKED RADIO (TETRA) SYSTEM
AD VHF-FM SYSTEM MARINE RADIO SYSTEM
AE VHF-AM SYSTEM AERONAUTICAL RADIO SYSTEM
AF SDH SYSTEM: (SYNCHRONOUS DIGITAL HIERARCHY)
AG GLOBAL POSITION SYSTEM (GPS)
AH INTRUSION DETECTION SYSTEM (IDS)
AJ MOBILE TRUNKED RADIO SYSTEM (MTRS)
AK HF-SSB SYSTEM: (SINGLE SIDE BAND) RADIO ANALOGIC SYSTEM
AL LAN / WAN SYSTEM (LOCAL AREA NETWORK / WIDE AREA
AM CCTV SYSTEM: (CLOSED CIRCUIT TV)
AN PA/GA SYSTEM :( PUBLIC ANNOUNCE / GENERAL ALARM)
AP PERSONNEL TRACKING SYSTEM, MUSTER POINT CHECKING
AQ TELEPHONE SYSTEM
AR UHF RADIO EQUIPMENT FOR SECURITY PURPOSE
AS SATELLITE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
AT TROPOSCATTER
AU
AV
AW METEOROLOGICAL SYSTEM
AX ACS SYSTEM (ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM)
AY ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM
AZ MISCELLANEOUS

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ANNEX 11 - TELECOMMUNICATION FIELD DEVICES

The ANNEX 2 - EQUIPMENT TYPE CLASSIFICATION AND CODES- Class Q has been
reserved for telecommunication field devices.

CODE DESCRIPTION
QA COMMUNICATION ANTENNA,TRANCEIVER
QB EQUIPMENT RACK
QC TELEPHONES CONSOLE, EXTERNAL TELEPHONE AND SET
QD MARINE MOBILE RADIO
QE AERONAUTICAL MOBILE RADIO EQUIPMENT
QF ELECTRICAL/OPTICAL CONVERTERS, PATCH PANEL, PIGTAILS,
QG TELECOMMUNICATION CABINET
QH DISTRIBUTION PANEL (MDF, IDF) AND FRAME PANEL
QJ MOBILE RADIO
QK PRINTERS
QL CONVERTER E1-ETHERNET
QM CAMERAS
QN LOUDSPEAKERS, AMPLIFIER
QP TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT SET, TELECOM SOCKET
QQ FLASHING BEACONS
QR MODEM MULTIPLEXER
QS SERVER, WORKSTATION PC, TV MONITORS OR PC
QT GROUNDING KIT
QU JUNCTION BOXES
QV SWITCH HUB
CONSOLE ACCESS PANEL
QW BADGE READERS , BADGES, AND TURNSTILES
QX DOOR FURNITURE
QY SWITCH HUB
QZ MISCELLANEOUS COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT

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ANNEX 12 - SUBSEA EQUIPMENT TYPE CODE

Common Subsea Equipment
Code Equipment Type
BE Buoyancy Module
DLC Dummy Load Cap
ECN Electrical Connector
EPR Electrical Parking Receptacle
FLC Subsea maintenance hydraulic test and flushing
plate/cap
FP Flushing Plate
GP Guide Posts
HBC Hold Back Clamp
HPR Hydraulic Parking Receptacle
HSP Hydraulic Stab Plate
HTC Hub Test Cap
LTPC Long Term Protection Covers
LTPE Long Term Protection Cap Electrical
LTPH Long Term Protection Cap Hydraulic
MQCP Multi-Quick Connector Plate
PLRC Pipeline Repair Clamp
PRMT Protection Mattress (concrete/bitumen/etc.…)
ROVHS ROV Hot Stab
RSP Removable Shuttle Plate
SBA Spreader Beam Assembly
SCK Subsea Choke Module
SPC Subsea Pressure/Flooding Cap
SPLR Subsea Pig Launcher/Receiver or Pig Trap
SUZ Miscellaneous Subsea Equipment
WPF Wet Parking Frame

Installation/Work-over System
Code Equipment Type
EDP Emergency Disconnect Package
IWOC Installation/Work-over Control System
IWRST Intervention/Work-over Riser System Tooling
LANS Landing String
LMRP Lower Marine Riser Package
LRP Lower Riser Package
SSTT Subsea Test Tree
STT Surface Test Tree
WOR Work-over Riser
WUMB Work-over Umbilical

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Manifold System
Code Equipment Type
VXTI Injection Vertical Christmas Tree
HXTP Production Horizontal Xmas Tree
VXTP Production Vertical Xmas Tree
HXTW Water Injection Horizontal Xmas Tree
VXTW Water Injection Vertical Xmas Tree
Xmas Tree - Equipment
Code Equipment Type
ESP Electrical Submersible Pump
SFB Subsea Flowbase
ETC External Tree Cap
FCM Flow Control Module
HPC Tree Debris Cap / Hub Protective Cap
ITC Internal Tree Cap
LCP Tubing Hanger Lower Crown Plug
PGB Permanent Guide Base
TC Tree Cap
TGB Temporary Guide Base
TH Tubing Hanger
UCP Tubing Hanger Upper Crown Plug

Riser Systems
Code Equipment Type
HRBA Hybrid Riser Bottom Assembly
HRBT Hybrid Riser Buoyancy tank
HRTA Hybrid Riser Top Assembly
Riser Systems - Equipment
Code Equipment Type
FLXJ Flex-Joint
MWA Mid Water Arch
MWABT Mid Water Arch Buoyancy Tank
RB Subsea Riser Base
RBC Chemical Subsea Riser Base
RBG Gas Injection Subsea Riser Base
RBL Gas Lift Subsea Riser Base
RBI Injection Subsea Riser Base
RBP Production Subsea Riser Base
RBS Service Subsea Riser Base
RBT Test Subsea Riser Base
RBW Water Injection Subsea Riser Base
RBUT Riser Buoyancy Tank
RFJ Riser Flexible Jumper
RMS Subsea Riser Monitoring System
SSIM Subsea Safety Isolation Module
SSIV Subsea Safety Isolation Valve

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ROV

Code Equipment Type

ROV Remotely Operated Vehicle
Subsea Control and Distribution System
Code Equipment Type
BSC Bend Stiffener Connector
CDU Chemical Distribution Unit
EDU Electrical Distribution Unit
EFL Subsea Electrical/optical flying lead
EHDU Electro-Hydraulic Distribution Unit
ELT Subsea maintenance electrical test connectors
HDU Hydraulic Distribution Unit
HFL Subsea Hydraulic/Chemical flying lead
IPU Integrated Pipeline Umbilical
MPFL Multi-Purpose Flying Lead
PGFL Pigging Loop Flying Lead
PHA Pulling Head Assembly
SAM Subsea Accumulator Module
SBR Subsea Bend Restrictor
SCM Subsea Control module
SCMMB Subsea Control Module Mounting Base
SDU Subsea Distribution Unit (SDU)
SEM Subsea Electronic Module
SRM Subsea Router module
UBR Umbilical Bend Restrictor
UBS Umbilical Bend Stiffener
UFH Umbilical Flying Head
UMB Umbilical
UMBD Umbilical (Dynamic Section)
UMBS Umbilical (Static Section)
URSK Universal Repair Splice Kit
UTA Umbilical Termination Assembly (UTA)
UTEDS UTA Electrical Distribution System
UTH Umbilical Termination Head (UTH)
UTHMF UTA Hydraulic Manifold

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Subsea Pipeline/Flowline related Items

Code Equipment Type
FLXBR Flexible Flowline Bend Restrictor
HIPPS High-Integrity Pressure Protection System
ITA Subsea Inline Tee Assembly (General)
ITAA WAG Subsea Inline Tee Assembly
ITAC Chemical Subsea Inline Tee Assembly
ITAG Gas Injection Subsea Inline Tee Assembly
ITAL Gas Lift Subsea Inline Tee Assembly
ITAP Production Subsea Inline Tee Assembly
ITAS Service Subsea Inline Tee Assembly
ITAT Test Subsea Inline Tee Assembly
ITAW Water Injection Subsea Inline Tee Assembly
PLCB Pipeline Crossing Bridge/Tubular/Pipe
PLEM Pipeline/Flowline End Manifold (General)
PLEMA WAG Pipeline/Flowline End Manifold
PLEMC Chemical Pipeline/Flowline End Manifold
PLEMG Gas Injection Pipeline/Flowline End Manifold
PLEML Gas Lift Pipeline/Flowline End Manifold
PLEMP Production Pipeline/Flowline End Manifold
PLEMS Service Pipeline/Flowline End Manifold
PLEMT Test Pipeline/Flowline End Manifold
PLEMW Water Injection Pipeline/Flowline End Manifold
PLET Pipeline/Flowline End Termination (General)
PLETA WAG Pipeline/Flowline End Termination
PLETC Chemical Pipeline/Flowline End Termination
PLETG Gas Injection Pipeline/Flowline End Termination
PLETL Gas Lift Pipeline/Flowline End Termination
PLETP Production Pipeline/Flowline End Termination
PLETS Service Pipeline/Flowline End Termination
PLETT Test Pipeline/Flowline End Termination
PLETW Water Injection Pipeline/Flowline End Termination
Subsea Processing
Code Equipment Type
MPP Multi-phase Pump
SPM Subsea Pump Module
SSP Subsea Processing
SSU Subsea Separator Unit
Subsea Structures Equipment
Code Equipment Type
CP Conventional Piles (Tubular)
FLDF Flying Lead Deployment Frame
MFPS Manifold Protection Structure
MM Mud Mat (laid stand-alone on seabed)
PS Protection Structure
SSF Subsea structures Foundation

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Tie-in System
Code Equipment Type
CBH Cobra Head
CONRT Tie-in Running Tool
CON Tie Connector
CONUH Tie-in Up facing Hub
CONDH Tie-in Down facing Hub
BFJ Bundle Flexible Jumper/Spool (General)
BRJ Bundle Rigid Jumper/Spool (General)
FLFJ Flexible Jumper/Spool (General)
FLRJ Rigid Jumper/Spool (General)
XTFJ Well Flexible Jumper/Spool (General)
XTRJ Well Rigid Jumper/Spool (General)
FLFJA WAG Flexible Jumper/Spool
FLRJA WAG Rigid Jumper/Spool
XTFJA WAG Well Flexible Jumper/Spool
XTRJA WAG Well Rigid Jumper/Spool
FLFJC Chemical Flexible Jumper/Spool
FLRJC Chemical Jumper/Spool
XTFJC Chemical Well Flexible Jumper/Spool
XTRJC Chemical Well Rigid Jumper/Spool
FLFJG Gas Injection Flexible Jumper/Spool
FLRJG Gas Injection Jumper/Spool
XTFJG Gas Injection Well Flexible Jumper/Spool
XTRJG Gas Injection Well Rigid Jumper/Spool
FLFJL Gas Lift Flexible Jumper/Spool
FLRJL Gas Lift Rigid Jumper/Spool
XTFJL Gas Lift Well Flexible Jumper/Spool
XTRJL Gas Lift Well Rigid Jumper/Spool
FLFJP Production Flexible Jumper/Spool
FLRJP Production Rigid Jumper/Spool
XTFJP Production Well Flexible Jumper/Spool
XTRJP Production Well Rigid Jumper/Spool
FLFJS Service Flexible Jumper/Spool
FLRJS Service Rigid Jumper/Spool
XTFJS Service Well Flexible Jumper/Spool
XTRJS Service Well Rigid Jumper/Spool
FLFJT Test Flexible Jumper/Spool
FLRJT Test Rigid Jumper/Spool
XTFJT Test Well Flexible Jumper/Spool
XTRJT Test Well Rigid Jumper/Spool
FLFJW Water Injection Flexible Jumper/Spool
FLRJW Water Injection Rigid Jumper/Spool
XTFJW Water Injection Well Flexible Jumper/Spool
XTRJW Water Injection Well Rigid Jumper/Spool

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ANNEX 13 - SUBSEA INSTRUMENTS AND VALVES

Code Equipment Type

AAV Annulus Access Valve
ACC Accumulator
ACIV Annulus Circulation Isolation Valve
ACV Annulus Circulation Valve
AIV Annulus Isolation Valve
AMV Annulus Master Valve
APGD Acoustic Pig Detector
ASD Acoustic Sand Detector
ASLV Annulus Safety Valve Line Isolation Valve
ASV Annulus Swab Valve
AWV Annulus Wing Valve
BBV Block Bleed Valve
BPT Between Plug Test Line Isolation Valve
CID Chemical Injection - Downhole
CIIV Chemical Injection Isolation Valve
CITV Chemical Injection Throttle Valve
CIV Chemical Injection Valve
CIVG Chemical Injection Valve Gas
CIVW Chemical Injection Valve Water
CLIV Connector Lock Isolation Valve
CPT Choke Positioning Transmitter
CTHS Choke Test Hot Stab
CTV Choke Test Valve
CVV Choke Vent Valve
DBBV Double Block and Bleed Valve
DCITV Dual Chemical Injection Throttle Valve
DHPT Downhole Pressure and Temperature Penetrator
DHPTT Downhole Pressure Temperature Transmitter
DPT Dual Pressure Transmitter
DPTT Dual Pressure Temperature Transmitter
GFM Gas Flow Meter
GIBIV Gas Injection Branch Isolation Valve
GIBV Gas Injection Branch Valve
GICV Gas Injection Choke Valve
GIHIV Gas Injection Header Isolation Valve
GIHV Gas Injection Header Valve
GLBIV Gas Lift Branch Isolation Valve
GLBV Gas Lift Branch Valve
GLCV Gas Lift Choke Valve
GLHIV Gas Lift Header Isolation Valve
GLHV Gas Lift Header Valve
GLV Gas Lift Valve
GTV Gasket Test Valve
HIV Header Isolation Valve
HSIV Hot Stab Isolation Valve

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Code Equipment Type

ICV Injection Choke Valve
ICVI Injection Choke Valve Indicator
IMV Injection Master Valve
ISCSSV Isolation Surface Controlled Sub Surface Valve
IVL Isolation Valve
IWIV Intelligent Well Line Isolation Valve
IWV Injection Wing Valve
LPMV Lower Production Master Valve
LUBV Lubricator Valve
MIV Methanol Injection Valve
MPFM Multiphase Flow Meter
PBIV Production Branch Isolation Valve
PBV Production Branch Valve
PCV Production Choke Valve
PCVI Production Choke Valve Indicator
PGBV Pigging Loop Branch Valve
PGD Pig Detector
PGV Pigging Loop Valve
PHIV Production Header Isolation Valve
PHV Production Header Valve
PIV Production Isolation Valve
PLBIV PLET Branch Isolation Valve
PLHIV PLET Header Isolation Valve
PLIV PLET Isolation Valve
PLVL Pipeline Valve
PMV Production Master Valve
PSV Production Swab Valve
PTT Pressure Temperature Transmitter
PWV Production Wing Valve
SCHST Seachest
SCSIV Surface Controlled Sub Surface Valve Line Isolation
SCSSV Surface Controlled Subsurface Safety Valve
SDPIV Spare Downhole Penetrator Isolation Valve
SDT Sand Detector
SIV Spare Injection Valve
SSIV Subsea Safety Isolation Valve
SST Sphere Seal Test Line Isolation Valve
STVX Seal Test VX Isolation Valve
TCL Tree Connector Lock Line Isolation Valve
TCT Tree Cap Test Line Isolation Valve
TCU Tree Connector Unlock Line Isolation Valve
THPT Tubing Hanger Plug Test Isolation Valve
THST Tubing Hanger Seal Test Isolation Valve
UPMV Upper Production Master Valve
WIBIV Water Injection Branch Isolation Valve
WIBV Water Injection Branch Valve
WIHIV Water Injection Header Isolation Valve

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Code Equipment Type

WIHV Water Injection Header Valve
WIIV Water Injection Isolation Valve
WOV Work-over Valve
XOV Crossover Valve

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ANNEX 14 - SMALL POWER, LIGHTING & HEAT TRACING

Example 1 (Lighting & Power):

R 0 S 0
ENL00 ENL00

ENL001 R01 ENL001 S02

T 0
P 0 P 0 ENL00
ENJ001 ENJ001
ENJ001 P02

ENL001 T02 Lighting circuit

R 0 on Boat Landing.
ENJ001 P01 P 0
ENL00 3 phase circuit.
ENJ001

ENJ001 P04

ENL001 R04
ENW001 P04 ENS001 S04

S 0
P 0
ENS00
ENW00
1B9200EL001

ENL101 R01
R 0
ENL10 R 0
R 0 ENL10
ENJ101 Lighting circuit
on Cellar Deck.
1 phase circuit.

ENJ101 R01 ENL101 R02

INL102 S02A INL102 S03A

S 0
S 02
A S 03 A
INR102 INL102
INL102
INR102 S01
Internal Lighting
R circuit on Cellar
INH102 S01A
Deck.
INH102 S01B 1 phase circuit.
INL102 S04B INL102 S05B

S 01 A S 01 B S 04 B S 05 B
INH10 INH10 INL102 INL102

Example 1 – Item List

Item Tag Nr. Description
1B9200EL001
Normal Lighting & Small Power – Example 1 – Cable List
Distribution board
1B9200EL001ENJ001P01 External Normal Junction Box – 3Ph Cable Tag Nr. Description
1B9200EL001ENJ001P02 External Normal Junction Box – 3Ph 1B9200EL001ENL001R01 Multicore 1Ph Cable
1B9200EL001ENJ001P04 External Normal Junction Box – 3Ph 1B9200EL001ENL001R04 Multicore 1Ph Cable
1B9200EL001ENJ101R04 External Normal Junction Box – 1Ph
1B9200EL001ENL001R01 External Normal Lighting Fixture 1B9200EL001ENL001S01 Multicore 1Ph Cable
1B9200EL001ENL001R04 External Normal Lighting Fixture 1B9200EL001ENL001T01 Multicore 1Ph Cable
1B9200EL001ENL001S01 External Normal Lighting Fixture 1B9200EL001ENL101R01 Multicore 1Ph Cable
1B9200EL001ENL001T01 External Normal Lighting Fixture 1B9200EL001ENL101R02 Multicore 1Ph Cable
1B9200EL001ENL101R01 External Normal Lighting Fixture 1B9200EL001ENS001S04 Multicore 1Ph Cable
1B9200EL001ENL101R02 External Normal Lighting Fixture 1B9200EL001ENW001P04 Multicore 3Ph Cable
1B9200EL001ENS001S04 External Normal Lighting Socket (1ph) 1B9200EL001ENJ001P01 Multicore 3Ph Cable
1B9200EL001ENW001R04 External Normal Power Socket (3Ph) 1B9200EL001ENJ001P02 Multicore 3Ph Cable
1B9200EL001INH102S01A Internal Normal Lighting Switch – Sub A 1B9200EL001ENJ001P04 Multicore 3Ph Cable
1B9200EL001INH102S01B Internal Normal Lighting Switch – Sub B 1B9200EL001ENJ101R04 Multicore 1Ph Cable
1B9200EL001INL102S02A Internal Normal Lighting Fixture – Sub A 1B9200EL001INH102S01A Multicore Cable
1B9200EL001INL102S03A Internal Normal Lighting Fixture – Sub A 1B9200EL001INH102S01B Multicore Cable
1B9200EL001INL102S04B Internal Normal Lighting Fixture – Sub B 1B9200EL001INL102S02A Multicore 1Ph Cable
1B9200EL001INL102S05B Internal Normal Lighting Fixture – Sub B 1B9200EL001INL102S03A Multicore 1Ph Cable
1B9200EL001INR102S01 Internal Normal Relays Box 1B9200EL001INL102S04B Multicore 1Ph Cable
1B9200EL001INL102S05B Multicore 1Ph Cable
1B9200EL001INR102S01 Multicore 1Ph Cable

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Example 2 (Emergency Electrical Heat Tracing):

R 0 R 0 S 1 S 1
TET001 TEC001 TET001 TEC001

B
T 13
A
T 11 TEC001
TET001 R01 TET001 S02
TEC001
T 1
P 0 P 1 TET001
TEJ001 TEJ001

B B
TEJ001 P02 TET001 T11 T 11 12
B T 12
TEJ001 P01 T
TEC001 TEC001
TET001
1B9300EL002

R 0 R 0
TET101 TEC101

TH
TET101 R01

R 0
P 0 TEK101
TEJ101

TEJ101 P01

Example 2 – Item List

Item Tag Nr. Description
Emergency Heat Tracing – Distribution
1B9300EL002
board
Emergency Heat Tracing Junction Box –
1B9300EL002TEJ001P01
3Ph
1B9300EL002TEJ001P11 Emergency Heat Tracing Junction Box –
3Ph
1B9300EL002TEJ101P01 Emergency Heat Tracing Junction Box –
3Ph
1B9300EL002TET001R01 Emergency Heat Tracing Connection Box
1B9300EL002TET001S11 Emergency Heat Tracing Connection Box
1B9300EL002TET001T11 Emergency Heat Tracing Connection Box
1B9300EL002TET101R01 Emergency Heat Tracing Connection Box
1B9300EL002TEC001R01 Emergency Heat Tracing Heating Cable
1B9300EL002TEC001S11 Emergency Heat Tracing Heating Cable
1B9300EL002TEC001T11A Emergency Heat Tracing Heating Cable
1B9300EL002TEC001T11B Emergency Heat Tracing Heating Cable
1B9300EL002TET001T12B Emergency Heat Tracing Tee Connection
Box
1B9300EL002TEC001T12B Emergency Heat Tracing Heating Cable
1B9300EL002TEC001T13B Emergency Heat Tracing Heating Cable
1B9300EL002TEC101R01 Emergency Heat Tracing Heating Cable
1B9300EL002TEK101R01 Emergency Heat Tracing Thermostat

Example 2 – Cable List

Cable Tag Nr. Description
1B9300EL002TEJ001P01 Multicore 3Ph Cable
1B9300EL002TEJ001P11 Multicore 3Ph Cable
1B9300EL002TEJ101P01 Multicore 3Ph Cable
1B9300EL002TET001R01 Multicore 1Ph Cable
1B9300EL002TET001S11 Multicore 1Ph Cable
1B9300EL002TET001T11 Multicore 1Ph Cable
1B9300EL002TET101R01 Multicore 1Ph Cable

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ANNEX 15 – TRASPORTATION SYSTEM TYPE

Code Type
FE Flexible Export line
FI Flexible Infield line
FR Flexible Riser
HR Hybrid Riser
RE Rigid Export line
RI Rigid Infield line
RR Rigid Riser

Notes:

• Export lines shall be all the pipelines directly connected to the final receiving onshore plant
(e.g. offshore line connected to onshore plant; onshore lines arriving or departing from the
main treatment plant);

• Infield lines shall be all the pipelines NOT directly connected to the final receiving onshore
or floating treatment plant (e.g. onshore flowlines from wells to manifold outside the plant;
subsea flowlines between PLET, platform to platform offshore pipelines);

• Risers shall be all the vertical elements connecting the sea bottom with a floating system
(i.e. FPSO or other floaters). Rigid risers connected to platform are considered as integral
part of offshore pipeline and shall not have a separated code from the pipeline one.

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