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AVEVA™ Unified Engineering Default Configuration

Introduction

  • Last UpdatedOct 22, 2025
  • 3 minute read

The AVEVA Unified Engineering Default Configuration provides significant benefits over traditional approaches, which includes schedule, cost, safety, and sustainability, and it is a result of an extensive effort that AVEVA has invested in. Historically, companies have spent months or years attempting to optimally configure their data-centric engineering, design, and capital project execution systems with varying degrees of success.

We have gathered the lessons learned from hundreds of these implementations and identified the patterns that have informed a set of configurations for AVEVA Unified Engineering and Capital Project Execution solutions, which now ship as AVEVA’s Default Configuration. It includes the following:

  • A rich data model that is capable of representing thousands of equipment types, components, and their relationships to each other.

  • Discipline-specific views to the data model that allow engineers and designers to efficiently populate and manage technical data.

  • Configurations that are optimally aligned across products.

  • Templates for traditional engineering deliverables, such as lists and datasheet templates informed by industry standards.

  • Symbol libraries and Catalogues that are mapped to the rich data model.

  • Data Views that fulfil industry formats, such as the following:

    • International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 15926

    • Data Exchange in the Process Industry (DEXPI)

    • Capital Facilities Information Handover Specification (CFIHOS)

The AVEVA Unified Engineering Default Configuration is designed to support the implementation of Process, Mechanical, Electrical, and Instrumentation deliverables. The configuration provides examples of best practices in the implementation of the AVEVA Unified Engineering.

The AVEVA Unified Engineering Default Configuration should be used as a “Corporate Template Setup”. Once a customer has adopted it, this project becomes their own and AVEVA cannot be held liable for any errors that occur as part of this project’s ongoing configuration and modification. AVEVA supplies the “AVEVA Default Configuration Governance Content" as part of this collateral documentation, this contains a set of best practices and recommendations to consider and follow on how to modify the Default Configuration to ensure compliance with the practices and standards AVEVA uses to develop and expand its content.

Default Configurations Summary Table

Number

Configuration Category

Configuration Type

Quantity

1

Admin Project Structure

Team

1

Database

66

User

1

Database Set

20

MDB

15

2

Class Model Library

Classes

1720

Attributes

10750

Class Association

2985

3

Datasheet Templates

Mechanical

48

Instrumentation

10

Electrical

4

Process

3

Database View

852

Database View set

47

4

Symbols

Cable Block

28

Control Loop

24

Fieldbus

6

Installation Details

5

Instrument Hookup

4

KeyOneLine (KOL/SLD)

88

Lighting Plan

8

Logic Diagram

239

Process and Instrumentation Diagrams (P&ID) for 3.0 mm grid Spacing

659

Process and Instrumentation Diagrams (P&ID) for 2.5 mm grid Spacing

659

Process Flow Diagram (PFD) for 3.0 mm grid Spacing

228

Process Flow Diagram (PFD) for 2.5 mm grid Spacing

228

Terminations

11

Drawing Templates

4

Drawing Border

17

Symbol Legend

16

5

Data Grids

Application (Sub grids)

488

Default Configuration

Drawings

Electrical

Instrumentation

Mechanical Equipment

Packages

Pipeline

Plant Summary

Project Codes

Project Deliverables

Project Documents

Simulation

Locations

6

Grid Database Views Registry

ADMINISTRATION-GRID-DBVIEW-DATA

35

ELECTRICAL-GRID-DBVIEWS

31

INSTRUMENTATION-GRID-DBVIEWS

62

MECHANICAL-EQUIPMENT-GRID-DBVIEWS

88

PROCESS-GRID-DBVIEW-DATA

13

PROJECT-CODES-GRID-DBVIEW-DATA

29

PROJECT-DELIVERABLES-GRID-DBVIEW-DATA

7

PROJECT-DEFAULT-CONFI-DBVIEW-DATA

10

Total

275

7

IM-LIST-EXPORT-DBVIEWS

UERP_EXPORTLIST_DBViewSET_DRAWINGS

8

UERP_EXPORTLIST_DBViewSET_CODE

29

UERP_EXPORTLIST_DBViewSET_DEFAULT_CONFI

15

UERP_EXPORTLIST_DBViewSET_DELIVERABLES

3

UERP_EXPORTLIST_DBViewSET_DOCUMENT

3

UERP_EXPORTLIST_DBViewSET_ELEC

40

UERP_EXPORTLIST_DBViewSET_INST

64

UERP_EXPORTLIST_DBViewSET_MECH

94

UERP_EXPORTLIST_DBViewSET_PACKAGES

5

UERP_EXPORTLIST_DBViewSET_PROC

12

UERP_EXPORTLIST_DBViewSET_SIM

13

UERP_EXPORTLIST_DBViewSET_FUN

1

UERP_EXPORTLIST_DBViewSET_PLANT_SUMMARY

7

Total

294

8

Integration - Data Import Database View

Data Import Database Views

24

9

Interoperability Class and Attribute Mappings

APS

1

PRO II

1

ETAP

1

SEE3D

1

ERM

1

DEXPI

1

Total

6

10

Status Control

Engineering Item objects

1

Discipline specific dataset

1

Definition for Documents

1

11

Revision Definition

Revision Number Definition

1

Revision Block Configuration

1

Revision Configuration Definition

1

12

Unit Sets

Unit Definition (Unit Sets)

85

13

Project Breakdown Structure (PBS)

P&ID Explorer (PBS) Template

2

PFD Explorer (PBS) Template

1

Electrical & Instrumentation Power Explorer (PBS) Template

7

Assumptions

This document has been written for users familiar with Engineering Administration, with prior knowledge of the AVEVA Unified Engineering application.

It is assumed that:

  • Users have a valid license, and the software has been installed.

  • Users know how to launch the application.

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