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Mechanical Piping ID Guide

The document provides instructions for identifying mechanical piping and equipment on the Sinogulf Project - Abdali. Piping must be identified with color-coded bands noting the contents and direction of flow. Key equipment like tanks, thermostats, and valves must be labeled with nameplates. Identification methods must follow British Standard 1710 and colors should comply with the color code table provided. All piping identification is subject to engineer approval.

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Mechanical Piping ID Guide

The document provides instructions for identifying mechanical piping and equipment on the Sinogulf Project - Abdali. Piping must be identified with color-coded bands noting the contents and direction of flow. Key equipment like tanks, thermostats, and valves must be labeled with nameplates. Identification methods must follow British Standard 1710 and colors should comply with the color code table provided. All piping identification is subject to engineer approval.

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Sinogulf Project – Abdali Main Works

Tanks: Nameplates.
Thermostats: Nameplates.
Valves: Tags and ceiling tacks where located above lay-in ceiling.
Water Treatment Devices: Nameplates.

2.1 Pipe work Identification

A. Primary Identification
Apply color bands, 300mm wide, in accordance with BS 1710, to each pipe at least once
in every room or enclosed area; at intervals not exceeding fifteen meters; at every
junction; at every valve; and at every inspection and access position into service shafts,
false ceilings, bulkheads etc.
Color bands shall not be provided on pipes which are to be painted to match internal
decorations.
Where two or more pipes run in parallel, then the color banding for each pipe shall be at
the same locations.
At intervals as for color banding, colored arrows and wording shall be stenciled to the
insulation or pipe work to indicate direction of flow, and to indicate the circuit or system.

B. Secondary Identification
Apply color bands, 50mm wide, in accordance with BS 1710 and superimpose a legend
identifying circuit, direction of fluid or gas flow, nominal pipe bore and, where appropriate,
fluid or gas pressure.
Color bands shall not be provided on pipes which are to be painted to match internal
decorations.

C. All pipe work shall be colour coded in accordance with BS 1710 as detailed in Table 1.

Table 1: Identification of Pipelines


Pipe contents Color code indication Basic Color (Approx
(Approx 100 mm) 150 mm)
Drinking Water TO BS 1710 Blue
Cold water Down Service TO BS 1710 Green
Hot Water Supply TO BS 1710 Green
Drainage TO BS 1710 Black
Diesel Fuel TO BS 1710 Brown
Refrigerant TO BS 1710 Yellow Ochre
Compressed Air TO BS 1710 Light Blue
LPG TO BS 1710 Primrose

D. Identification to pipe work shall consist of 100mm PVC adhesive bands over the basic
colour and shall include flow direction arrows together with the abbreviation of the service
name. All coding requirements are to be agreed with the Engineer.

E. Code indication for safety conditions shall be as follows:-

Safety Colour BS colour reference


BS 4800
Red 04 E 53
Yellow 08 E 51
Auxiliary Blue 18 E 53

Consolidated Consultants 22 0553 - 2 IDENTIFICATION FOR MECHANICAL


PIPING AND EQUIPMENT

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