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KLM TechnologyGroupProject Engineering St<strong>and</strong>ardSPECIFICATION FORPREPARATION OF PIPING ANDINSTRUMENT DIAGRAMS(PROJECT STANDARDS ANDSPECIFICATIONS)Page 7 <strong>of</strong> 30Rev: 01April 2011Where additional/amend symbology required. Contractor shall request anapproval prior to add/amend the Symbols P&IDs.PREPARATION DETAILSTitle BoxThe Title Box <strong>of</strong> P&ID's shall contain the following:1. The first line shall always be "PIPING AND INSTRUMENT DIAGRAM".2. The second line shall identify the specific subject covered in accordance withthe following examples:Type <strong>of</strong> P&IDProcess unit P&IDUtility P&IDDistribution P&IDExample <strong>of</strong> second LineCompressor unitInstrument <strong>and</strong> utility systemSewer system3. Main equipment data shall be given at below the equipment number whichstated at the base <strong>of</strong> P&ID. Revision/issue/signature boxes provided at thebase <strong>of</strong> the P&ID. Note boxes provided at the right side <strong>of</strong> the P&ID.Equipment Arrangement1. P&ID’s shall be divided into four horizontal sections. Equipment such astowers, drums, heaters <strong>and</strong> tanks shall be placed in the two upper sections.Heat exchangers shall be shown in the third section <strong>and</strong> pumps in the lowersection.2. The divisions into sections may be altered to suit particular situations. Forexample, if a condenser is to be located over an accumulator, it shall beindicated in that manner on the P&ID. When a unit has many interconnectinglines between heat exchangers, the P&ID's may be simplified by placingsome exchangers on the same line with the towers or pumps. Suchexceptions are justifiable in order to obtain a more realistic representation <strong>and</strong>an orderly arrangement <strong>of</strong> <strong>piping</strong>. Another example where flexibility ispermitted is chemical type plants where <strong>piping</strong> or ducting may be bettershown in elevation.3. The minimum elevation shall be specified by the Contractor at the lowertangent line <strong>of</strong> all vertical vessels, at the bottom <strong>of</strong> all horizontal vessels <strong>and</strong><strong>for</strong> other equipment items where the elevation is critical to the process.Where several items are interrelated, with respect to elevation, the minimumelevation will be noted <strong>for</strong> only one <strong>of</strong> the items <strong>and</strong> dimensions used to showthe relationship with the other items. An example <strong>of</strong> the <strong>for</strong>egoing is a reboilerwhich must have a definite relation to its associated tower. In this case, the

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