Isometric Drawing Area

201 ‘E’

Denotes east in coordinates.

202 ‘N’

Denotes north in coordinates.

203 ‘W’

Denotes west in coordinates.

204 ‘S’

Denotes south in coordinates.

205 ‘EL +’

Denotes a positive elevation in coordinates (up).

206 ‘EL -’

Denotes a negative elevation in coordinates (down).

207 ‘NS’

Denotes a pipe’s nominal size (bore).

208 ‘CONN. TO’

Denotes CONNected TO, where a pipe end is connected to a nozzle.

209 ‘CONT. ON’

Denotes CONTinued ON, where a pipe is continued on another drawing sheet. Refer to Atext 276.

210 ‘F’

Denotes a flange (used as the material list pointer for flanges).

211 ‘G’

Denotes a gasket (used as the material list pointer for gaskets).

212 ‘B’

Denotes a bolt (used as the material list pointer for bolts).

213 ‘SPINDLE’

Used to show the spindle direction of a valve when it is not a primary direction.

214 ‘MM’

Denotes millimetres (used at angle valves etc.).

215 ‘REDUCING FLANGE’

Message pointing to any reducing flange.

216 ‘OFFSET’

Message used where an offset occurs. For example, at eccentric reducers, offset reducing flanges, and offset blocks.

279 ‘L’

Denotes a lap joint stub end (used as the material list pointer for LJSEs).

217 ‘MITRE’

Denotes mitre-type bend (refer to Atext 231).

218 ‘LOBSTER’

Denotes lobster-type bend (refer to Atext 231).

219 ‘REINFORCED’

Message pointing to any reinforced tee (symbol key TERF).

220 ‘LEFT LOOSE’

Message pointing to any flange where attribute LOOSE is set to TRUE.

221 ‘FFW’

Message pointing to any field-fitted weld (symbol key WF).

222 ‘FALL’

Denotes a falling pipeline.

223 ‘ ’

If left blank, this Atext automatically produces the symbol for falling lines specified in degrees.

224 ‘:’

Used for falling lines specified as a ratio (for example, 1:10).

225 ‘ ’

If left blank, this Atext automatically produces the % symbol for falling lines specified as a percentage.

226 ‘ GRAD’

Used for falling lines specified in grads.

227 ‘ PER M’

Used for falling lines specified in metric units to indicate millimetres per metre.

228 ‘PER FT’

Used for falling lines specified in imperial units to indicate inches per foot.

229 ‘SCREWED END’

Message pointing to any open ended pipe whose HCON or TCON is set to SCRD.

230 ‘VENT’

Message pointing to any pipe end whose HCON or TCON is set to VENT.

231 ‘BEND’

Associated with Atexts 217 and 218.

233 'BRANCH OFFSET BY'

Text note describing offset tee/olet having an offset P3.

236 ‘S’

Denotes that a support exists at a component.

237 ‘"’

Indicates inches.

238 ‘’’

Indicates feet.

239 ‘DRAIN’

Message pointing to any pipe end whose HCON or TCON is set to DRAN.

240 ‘ ’

This Atext is blank by default. It can be used to produce a message at any pipe end whose HCON or TCON is set to OPEN.

241 ‘ ’

This Atext is blank by default. It can be used to produce a message at any pipe end whose HCON or TCON is set to CLOS.

242 ‘ ’

This Atext is blank by default. It can be used to produce a message at any pipe end whose HCON or TCON is not one of the recognized ends; that is, not SCRD, VENT, DRAN, OPEN, or CLOS.

243 ‘ ’

This Atext is blank by default. If it is set to any word (for example, FLAT), eccentric reducers will have the orientation of their flat side indicated by that word.

Note: This Atext is used with Atexts 244, 245, 246, 247, 248, and 249.

Refer also to the note following Atext 283.

244 ‘UP’

For use in conjunction with Atexts 243 and 283.

245 ‘DOWN’

For use in conjunction with Atexts 243 and 283.

246 ‘NORTH’

For use in conjunction with Atexts 243 and 283.

247 ‘SOUTH’

For use in conjunction with Atexts 243 and 283.

248 ‘EAST’

For use in conjunction with Atexts 243 and 283.

249 ‘WEST’

For use in conjunction with Atexts 243 and 283.

275 ‘SWEPT TEE’

Message pointing to any tee whose symbol key is TSBW.

276 ‘CONT. FROM’

Denotes CONTinued FROM, where a pipe is continued from another drawing sheet.

Refer to Atext 255 in Title Block Area.

277 ‘ORIFICE FLANGE’

Message pointing to orifice flanges.

278 ‘DIAL FACE’

Message pointing to instrument dials (symbol keys IDPL and IDFL).

280 ‘TAPPING’

Message pointing to orifice plates.

281 ‘TAIL’

Message pointing to spectacle blinds and slip plates.

282 ‘WINDOW’

Message pointing to sight glasses.

283 ‘FLAT’

Used to indicate the orientation of the flat side of an eccentric reducer when the reducer is skewed.

Note: This Atext is used with Atexts 244, 245, 246, 247, 248, and 249.

Refer to the following note.

284 ‘TEE BEND’

Message pointing to bends that have an offline leg.

286 ‘ ’

This Atext is blank by default. If it is set, a message will be output at screwed erection fittings.

287 ‘ORIENTATION DIRECTION’

Shows the orientation of a skewed olet which has nothing, or only a plug, attached.

288 ‘PIPE’

Used on system isometrics to show the position(s) of any change of Pipe reference.

289 ‘MATL’

Message pointing to any place in the pipe where the specification changes if Dimensiontype is in force (refer to SPECBREAK command). The names of the old and new specifications are automatically included. (Refer to Atext 232.)

290 ‘INSUL’

Message pointing to any place in the pipe where the specification changes if Dimensiontype is in force (refer to SPECBREAK command). The names of the old and new specifications are automatically included.

291 ‘TRACE’

Message pointing to any place in the pipe where the specification changes if Dimensiontype is in force (refer to SPECBREAK command). The names of the old and new specifications are automatically included.

292 ‘PAINT’

Message pointing to any place in the pipe where the specification changes if Dimensiontype is in force (refer to SPECBREAK command). The names of the old and new specifications are automatically included.

293 'm'

Suffix added to co-ordinates expressed in metres

294 'cm'

Suffix added to co-ordinates expressed in centimetres

295 ' '

Suffix added to co-ordinates expressed in millimetres (default is space)

296 'N'

‘North Arrow’ annotation

298 ‘TEE ELBOW’

Message pointing to elbows that have an offline leg.

337 ‘D BEND RADIUS’

Shows radius of pulled bend in multiples of the pipe diameter.

338 ‘BEND RADIUS’

Shows radius of pulled bend in current distance units (mm or inch).

349 ‘PP’

Used as a heading for personnel protection insulation.

350 ‘REDUCING ELBOW’

Message pointing to reducing elbows.

Note: This text is also used on the Material List.

389 'Watertight bulkhead and deck'

Used as a note describing a component whose SKEY is ‘CPWP’

390 'Welded sleeve thru pipe'

Used as a note describing a component whose SKEY is ‘CPWT’

391 'Welded sleeve and pipe'

Used as a note describing a component whose SKEY is ‘CPWW’

392 'Centre Flange'

Used as a note describing a component whose SKEY is ‘CPCF’

394 ‘Insert Depth’

Used as a note for non-standard branch connections

396 ‘Support is offline at’

Used as a note for supports

454 ‘CONNECTION ORIENTATION’

Shows the orientation of a skewed fabricated tee which has nothing connected.

477 ‘PER 10 FT’

Message showing imperial fall accuracy.

478 ‘PER 100 FT’

Message showing imperial fall accuracy.

451 ‘TAPPING COORDINATES’

Shows coordinates of tapping points for offline legs on user-defined multiway PCOMs.