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Information About Published Practices

 

Discipline

Practice number begins with

 

CSA

Civil/Structural/Architectural (CSA)

CV, ST, AR

 

C&I

Coatings/Insulation/Refractory (CIR)

CT, IN, RF

 

Electrical

Electrical

EL

 

Machinery

Machinery

RE (Rotating Equipment)

 

P&ID

Piping & Instrument Diagrams (P & ID)

PI

 

Piping

Piping

PN

 

Proc Ctrl

Process Control (PC)

PC

 

Vessels

Vessel

VE

 

Practices Designator

PIP’s designator system provides for each Practice a clear, understandable identifying code that can be readily incorporated in a database system and searched by computer.

The eight-character number for each PIP Practice contains identification for the engineering discipline, the intended audience and the PIP sequential numbering system.

The first two characters identify the Function Team or technology area; for example, “CV” for civil, “PC” for process control.

The third character is a section identifier; for example, “S” for specification or “I” for installation details.

The last five characters are reserved for the Function Team use, and vary somewhat from discipline to discipline. Generally, the fourth and fifth digits are categories or sub-discipline codes, and the last three characters are sequential numbers for the Practices within a discipline or category (the technology).

Practice Designator Examples

PCCTE 001 (Process Control Criteria)

 

SECTION

CATEGORY/GROUP

SEQUENCE NUMBER

PC

C

TE

001

STS05120 (STructural Specification)

 

SECTION

CATEGORY/GROUP

SEQUENCE NUMBER

ST

S

05

120

 

 
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