Naming Conventions

Module 4

Learning Objectives

• Given a P&ID, demonstrate an understanding of naming conventions by deciphering drawing numbers with 90% accuracy– Given a list of drawing numbers, identify the different parts of

a naming convention by matching drawing number parts with the appropriate category with 90% accuracy

– Given a list of drawing numbers, determine the document type based on the naming convention with 90% accuracy

– Given a list of drawing numbers, determine the equipment number based on the naming convention with 90% accuracy

– Given a list of drawing numbers, determine the in line component numbers based on the naming convention with 90% accuracy

Naming Conventions

Equipment Numbers

Vacuum Pump

Equipment Numbers

VP – Vacuum PumpGP – Gear PumpM – Motor

Vacuum Pump

Equipment Numbers

M02M03 – Breathing Air SysM04

Vacuum Pump

Equipment Numbers

Vacuum Pump

Equipment Numbers

Vacuum Pump

In Line Component Numbers

Air Filter

Air Filter

In Line Component Numbers

AF – Air Filter ER – Electrical ReceptacleHF – Hydraulic FilterNeed to change the number to

AF001AChange for all in this series

In Line Component Numbers

Air Filter

In Line Component Numbers

Air Filter

Valve Numbers

Hand Control Valve

Valve Numbers

Hand Control Valve

Valve Numbers

Change to 0023B

Hand Control Valve

Valve Numbers

Hand Control Valve

Review

• To read an Equipment Number • To read an In Line Component Number• To read a Valve Number• How naming conventions are used and why