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ICS 75.020
Record number: 10479-2002
Petroleum and natural gas industry standard of the People's Republic of ChinaSY/T 10028-2002
Specification for drawings ofoffshore oil development engineering2002-05-28 IssuedbzxZ.net
National Economic and Trade Commission
2002-08-01 Implementation
Normative reference documents
3 General principles
General source measurement
4 Drawing
Drawing format
Font and writing requirements
Small mark
View, section view and detailed drawing
Coordinates·
Location axis and its number:
Direction mark
Name marking
Drawing modification
Boundary line of related drawings
5 Pipeline, equipment and instrument identification-
5.1 Channel identification.
5.2 Equipment identification.
5.3 Only: Table identification
6 Location diagram
Structural location diagram.
Vertical layout direction position diagram….
6.3 Pipeline installation area location diagram
7 Commonly used design legends
7.! Legend of the overall plan
II. Legend of art and public use
Legend of pipeline installation·
Safety legend·
Legend of instrumentation and control
Equipment legend
Structural legend
Installation legend
Legend of submarine pipeline
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Electrical cabinet examples
Communication legend
Heating, ventilation and air conditioning legend·
7.13 Anti-corrosion legend·…
Appendix A (normative appendix) Medium, equipment code and instrument identification symbol system code
Appendix (normative appendix)
Appendix C (normative appendix)
Abbreviations and instrument identification letter meaning
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This standard is based on the original Sichuan Offshore Oil and Gas Industry Standardization Technical Committee Secretariat issued by the offshore oil and gas industry standardization technical committee of the sea oil The General Science and Technology Department [1999] No. 204 document "Standard Formulation and Revision Task Order" is based on the original enterprise standard of China National Offshore Oil Corporation Q/HS7003-93 "Offshore Oil Engineering Drawing Standard", combined with many years of experience in foreign cooperation, and after extensive consultation with all parties, it has been revised and upgraded to an industry standard. During the revision process, this standard summarizes more than ten years of design and drawing experience in my country's offshore oil engineering, and coordinates and unifies with relevant national drawing standards. In order to make it in line with international standards, it focuses on the design drawings and materials of the Shantou Gas Production Platform of China National Offshore Oil Corporation's foreign cooperation. The original enterprise standard is divided into 4 chapters. This standard is divided into 7 chapters, with newly added Chapter 2 "Normative Reference Documents", Chapter 3 "General Principles" and Chapter 6 "Location Map", and "Pipeline Media", "Equipment Code", "System Code", "Abbreviations" and "Meanings of Instrument Identification and Identification Letters" are listed as appendices, namely Appendix A "Medium, Equipment Code and Instrument Identification Symbol", Appendix B "System Code", Appendix C "Abbreviations and Meanings of Instrument Identification Letters".
Appendices A, B and C in this standard are normative appendices. This standard is proposed and managed by the Offshore Oil Engineering Professional Standardization Technical Committee. Drafting unit of this standard: Development and Design Institute of CNOOC Famous Oil Research Center. Main contributors of this standard: Liu Wei, Ben Yuan, Jin Yang, Cui Yujun, Chen Danguang, Yan Xiaxiu, Cao Chuangming, Yang Jiping, Shen Xiaoling, Zhao Hong, Zhang Lin, He Linghong, Chen Qing, Chang Zha: Reviewers of this standard: Liu Liming, Li Yushan, An Weijie. 1 Scope
Offshore Petroleum Engineering Drawing Specification
This standard specifies the basic requirements for offshore oil (gas) crude oil and natural gas engineering technical drawings. SY/T 10028—2002
This standard applies to the drawing of master plan drawings, design drawings, completion drawings and standard drawings (excluding processing drawings) for the gathering, transportation, processing, storage and transportation of crude oil and natural gas engineering in offshore oil (gas) fields (including the public systems of ball receivers or cold current collectors at onshore terminals, oil field water injection, oily wastewater treatment, platform steel structure and sacrificial equipment). 2 Normative references
The clauses in the following documents become the clauses of this standard through reference in this standard. For all dated references, all subsequent amendments (excluding errata) or revisions are not applicable to this standard. However, it is encouraged to limit the scope of the standard to the scope of the standard. All parties shall study whether the latest versions of these documents can be used. For any undated referenced documents, the latest versions shall apply to this standard. GB3100 International System of Units and Its Application
GB3101 General Principles of Quantities, Units and Symbols GB3102.1 Quantities and Units of Space and Time GB3102.2 Quantities and Units of Periods and Related Phenomena GB3102.3 Quantities and Units of Mechanics
GH3102.4 Quantities and Units of Thermodynamics
GB3102.5 Quantities and Units of Electricity and Magnetism GH3102.6 Maximum and Units of Light and Related Electromagnetic Radiation Quantities and Units of Physics
GB 3102.7
Quantities and units in physical chemistry and molecular physicsGR 3102.85
CB3102.9J
Quantities and units in atomic physics and nuclear physicsGB 3102.10
Quantities and units in nuclear reactions and ionizing radiation
GH 3102.11
Mathematical symbols used in physical sciences and technologyGR 3102.12
Characteristic numbers
3Quantities and units in solid state physics
GH 3102.13
GBT13362.4 Long Fangsong lost-quantity fonts and codes (symbols) commonly used for computer information exchange in mechanical drawing GB/T13362.5 Long Fangsong vector fonts and codes (symbols) commonly used for computer information exchange in mechanical drawing GR/T14691 Technical drawing fonts
GB/T15834 Punctuation usage
SY/T10036—2001 Offshore oil engineering design document compilation 3.2.2 The hull of the floating production and storage tanker, non-steel structures (such as artificial island bodies, concrete platform structures) and other parts not involved shall comply with the relevant current national and industry drawing standards: 3.2.3 The offshore oil and gas field construction can refer to this standard for implementation. 3.2.4 This standard applies to both hand-drawn and computer-drawn drawings: 4 Drawing
4.1 Drawing format
4.1.1 Basic format
The basic format and drawing size, title bar, modification bar, counter-signature bar, inverted drawing number bar and other positions of the drawing should comply with the provisions of Table 1 and the format of Figure 1. Drawings should be used in horizontal format (except A4). The specific content and format of the title bar, modification bar, counter-signature bar and inverted drawing number bar shall comply with the provisions of SY/T10036-2001. In order to facilitate the positioning of drawings and microfilms, the four sides of the drawings are attached with centering symbols. The centering symbols should be drawn at the midpoint of the page line, drawn with thick solid lines, with a line width of not less than 0.5mm, and extending 5mm into the drawing frame. Table 1. Basic page size of drawings
Page code
4.1.2 Page extension
841×1185
594×841
Inverted drawing number column
Countersignature column
Centering symbol
Installation edge
220 x 594
Page line
Centering symbol
Drawing page
297X420
Modification column
Title bar
Unit: mm
210 ×297
The drawing format should preferably adopt the basic format specified in Table 1, and can be extended if necessary: the extended format is obtained by increasing the short side of the basic format by an integer multiple, see Figure 2.
It is recommended to use Al~A4 format first, due to the size of the copier. The short side of the format should not exceed 594mm. 2
4.1.3 Drawing Partition
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Drawing Format Extension
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In order to facilitate the determination of the location of the content, supplement, change and components on the drawing, the various formats of drawings can be divided into different areas as shown in Figure 3.
Figure 3 Drawing partitions
The number of partitions should be an even number, and the length of each partition should be selected between 25mm and 75mmml.
Each partition is numbered with uppercase English letters in the vertical direction and Arabic numerals in the horizontal direction. The numbering order should start from the upper left corner opposite to the title.
The partition code is represented by the letters and numbers of the area, such as B3, C5. 4.2 Scale
4.2.1 Selection of scale
The scale used in drawing should be selected according to the amount and complexity of the content expressed in the drawing and the provisions of Table 2. 4.2.2 Proportional expression
Proportional should be expressed in Arabic numbers, such as 1:100; 1:5003
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Ratio of reduction relative to the actual object
Ratio of National Chengchi University
Table 2 Proportional selection table
(1:1.5) 1:2 (1:2.5) (:3 (1:4) 1:5 1:6) 1:10 1:1× H*(1:1.5×10\) 1:2×10(1:2.5×10\) 1:3×10\ (1:4×10\)1:5×10\ (1:6×10*)2:1
1×10\:12×10:15×10\:1
Note: It is a positive integer. The active sign indicates a series of small commonly used ratios. 4.2.3 Proportion marking
When there is only one scale in a drawing, it should be marked in the "Scale" column of the drawing title bar; when the only scale drawing is marked with "VIS" or "Not to scale\When there are drawings of different scales in a drawing, the scale should be marked under the drawing name. And indicate "see figure" in the "Scale" column of the drawing title bar, such as: I
4.3 Font and writing requirements
Plane drawing
4.3.1 The words, numbers or symbols written on the drawing should be written horizontally from left to right and arranged neatly: the font should be written correctly, the strokes should be clear, and the spacing should be even. Punctuation marks should be clear and correct. 4.3.2 The simplified Chinese characters promulgated and implemented by the state should be used, and GB/T13 should generally be adopted. 362.4, (GB/T13362.5 specified in the long imitation of the scene Chinese characters:
4.3.3 The alphabet, numbers and other characters should be written in straight font. When italic is needed, the head should be tilted to the right and form an angle of 75° with the horizontal line. The height and width of italic characters should be consistent with the corresponding straight characters, but each drawing should be consistent: 4.3.4 The nominal size series of font height is: 1.8mm, 2.5mm, 3.5mm, 5m, 7mm, 10mm, 14m20mm. The name of the drawing should be 5mmm, 7m1. The remaining text, numbers and symbols should be 2.5mm, 3.5mm: The font width is approximately equal to 2/3 of the height of the character. It is suitable to use a smaller font for numbers and numerals used as indices, superscripts and subscripts. The height of Chinese characters The height should not be less than 3.5mm. The width and height of Chinese characters can be selected according to Table 3. Table 3 Chinese Character Width and Height Ratio Table
Character Width d
Single Shock: Meter
4.3.5 A0 and A1 drawings should use Chinese characters, letters and numbers with a character height of 5mm; A2, A3, A4 drawings should use Chinese characters, letters and numbers with a character height of 3.5mm. 4.3.6 Numbers expressing quantities should be written with Arabic numerals, for example: three hundred and seven millimeters should be written as 3700mn; five hundred and four kilonewtons should be written as 540kN, and fifty newtons per square meter should be written as 50N/m2. 4.3.7 When expressing fractions on drawings, numbers should not be written in Chinese characters, such as 3/4 should not be written as three quarters, and 40% should not be written as one hundred. Forty percent; numbers and words should not be written mixed, such as: 3/4 should not be written as 3/4, 40% should not be written as 40 percent. 4.3.8 A positioning "0" should be added before the decimal, such as 0.15, 0.004. Integer numbers should be left with about half an Arabic numeral for every three digits, such as 88445, 1580004.3.9 When Chinese characters, Latin letters, Greek letters, Arabic numerals and Roman numerals are combined, their arrangement format and spacing should comply with the requirements of GB/1＇14691.
4.3.10 The minimum character (word) spacing, line spacing and the minimum distance between the spacing line or the reference line and the written font should comply with the provisions of Table 4.
4.3,11 Physical quantities, unit symbols and measurement units should comply with the provisions of GB 3100~GB 3102. The use and writing of punctuation marks should comply with the provisions of GB/T15834. 4.3.12
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Table 4 Minimum character (word) spacing, line spacing and minimum distance between spacing line or reference line and written font Unit: mm
Alphabet and number
Spacing between spacing line or reference line and Chinese characters
Character spacing
Spacing between spacing line or reference line and letters and numbers 1.5
Note: When Chinese characters are used together with letters and numbers, the minimum character spacing, line spacing, etc. of the font should be used according to the regulations of Chinese characters. 4.4 Drawing lines
4.4.1 Types and applications of drawing lines: The width of drawing lines is divided into three types: thick, medium and thin. The width of thick lines6 should be selected according to the complexity and proportion of the pattern, and should be selected between 0.5mm and 2mm according to the recommended series of drawing line width. The recommended series are 0.13mm, 0.18mm, 0.25mm, 0.35mm, 0.7mm, 1mm, 1.4mm, 2mm: the width of the medium and thin lines are 0.5b and 0.25b respectively. When drawing, the line types specified in Table 5 should be used.
Table 5 Drawing line types and applications
General use
Pipeline, visible contour line, drawing excavation (thick)
Dimension line, dimension interface line, lead-out line
Reserved pipeline, invisible wheel line, reserved facility wheel line
Constructed facility wheel line||tt ||Center line, symmetry line, positioning axis
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Break line
Wave line
Table 5 (continued)
Computer (AD) drawing line width can be selected according to Table 6: Table 6 CAD drawing line width
Use
Imaginary contour line, boundary line, break line, break line
Break line
Unit: mm
A0, A1 drawing format should adopt No. 3 red; A2, A3, A4 drawing format should adopt No. 3 red Use Group 4. 4.4.2 Drawing method of graphics:
4.4.2.1 The length and spacing of the line segments of the straight line, dotted line and double dotted line should be equal: the distance between parallel lines should not be less than twice the width of the thick line, and H should not be less than 0.7mml. The first and last ends of the dotted line and double dotted line should be line segments: when the dotted line, dotted line and double dotted line intersect with various graphics, they should intersect at the line segment; when the dotted line and double dotted line are difficult to draw in a smaller figure, they can be replaced by thin solid lines. See Figure 4 for the drawing methods of several typical graphics. Service line
Dash line
Effective dot-dash line
Break line
315--30
515~20
Figure 4 Several typical line drawings
4.4.2.2 Lines should not be overlapped or mixed with text, numbers, and symbols. When it is unavoidable, the clarity of text, numbers, and symbols should be ensured. 4.4.2.3 The broken line that is broken by a straight line must pass through all the broken figures, and the break symbol should be drawn within the broken figure: Circular components should be broken by curves or break lines, see Figure 5: 6
Figure 5 Break drawing method
4.4.3 The names of the lines in the drawings, their general applications and the colors displayed on the computer screen are shown in Table 7. Table 7 Line names, line applications and line colors Names
Wavy lines
Lines should be used
Main pipelines, cabinet frames
Secondary pipelines, visible contour lines, block lines
Dimension lines, dimension boundary lines, lead-out lines, valves and pipe fittings, instrument and electrical cables, instrument and electrical cable symbols Main reserved pipelines
Secondary reserved pipelines, invisible contour lines, reserved facility wheel lines
Constructed tt||Center line, symmetry line, positioning axis
Imaginary wheel line, boundary line, disconnection line
Clear boundary
Disconnection boundary
Drawing line color
Blue, yellow, green
Sky blue, pink, white
Blue, yellow, green
Red, brown
4.4.4 Flow charts, system diagrams and layout diagrams should be marked in layers in the computer according to the profession or system. 4.5 Dimensioning
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Color code
4, 6, 7
1, 14
4.5.1 Measurement unit of ruler: Line should be in meter or meter: Elevation and coordinate should be in meter; Others should be in millimeter. When millimeter is used as the measurement unit, no unit needs to be specified
4.5.2 The dimensions on the drawing should include dimension boundary, ruler line, dimension start and end symbols and dimension numbers. 4.5.2.1 The dimension boundary should be drawn with thin solid line and should be perpendicular to the length to be marked. One end should be not less than 2mm away from the outline line of the drawing, and the other end should be 2m~5mm beyond the dimension line. If necessary, the outline line and center line of the drawing can be used as dimension boundary. 4.5.2.2 The dimension line should be drawn with thin solid line and should be parallel to the length to be marked and should not exceed the dimension boundary. No line of the drawing should be drawn with a full line.
4.5.2.3 The dimension start and end numbers shall be drawn with arrows or medium-thick oblique lines. When oblique lines are used, their inclination direction shall be 45° clockwise to the dimension boundary line, and the length shall be preferably 2mm to 3mm. However, only one type can be used in the same drawing. See Figure 6 for dimension line marking. 4.5.3 Dimension numeral marking shall comply with the following provisions: 4.5.3.1 The dimension numeral marking direction shall be in accordance with the provisions of Figure 7; dimension numerals shall not be marked within the 30° oblique line. When it cannot be avoided, they shall be marked in accordance with the form of Figure 8.
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4.5.3.2 Dimension numerals shall be marked close to the upper middle of the dimension line according to their marking direction; if there is not enough marking space, the outermost dimension numerals may be marked outside the dimension boundary line, and the adjacent dimension numerals in the middle may be staggered or drawn out, see Figure 9. Dimension boundary
Dimension line
Dimension teaching
Dimension line annotation in drawing
Dimension start and end symbols
Figure 7 Direction of writing dimension numbers
Figure 8 Method of writing in oblique line area
Figure 9 Position of writing dimension numbers
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