6.

2 Instrument line symbols

ALL LINES TO BE FINE IN RELATION TO PROCESS PIPING LINES.

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6.3 General instrument or function symbols

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6.3 General instrument or function symbols (contd.)

13 14 15

6TE
2584-23

INSTRUMENT W ITH INSTRUMENTS SHARING

LONG TAG NUMBER COMMON HOUSING *

16 17 18
**
C P
12

PILOT PANEL MOUNTED PURGE OR

LIGHT PATCHBOARD POINT 12 FLUSHING DEVICE

19 20 21
** **
I ***
R

REST FOR DIAPHRAGM UNDEFINED

LATCH-TYPE ACTUATOR SEAL INTERLOCK LOGIC

* It is not mandatory to show a common housing.

** These diamonds are approximately half the size of the larger ones.

*** For specific logic symbols, see ANI/ISA Standard S5.2.

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6.4 Control valve body symbols, damper symbols

1 2 3 4

GENERAL SYMBOL ANGLE BUTTERFLY ROTARY VALVE

5 6 7 8

THREE-WAY FOUR-WAY GLOBE

9 10 11 12

DIAPHRAGM
DAMPER OR LOUVER

Further information may be added adjacent to the body symbol either by note or code number.

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6.5 Actuator symbols

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6.5 Actuator symbols (contd.)

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6.6 Symbols for self-actuated regulators, valves, and other devices

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6.6 Symbols for self-actuated regulators, valves, and other devices (contd.)

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6.6 Symbols for self-actuated regulators, valves, and other devices (contd.)

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6.7 Symbols for actuator action in event of actuator power failure (shown typically
for diaphragm-actuated control valve).

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6.8 Primary element symbols

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6.8 Primary element symbols (contd.)

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6.8 Primary element symbols (contd.)

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6.8 Primary element symbols (contd.)

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6.8 Primary element symbols (contd.)

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6.8 Primary element symbols (contd.)

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6.8 Primary element symbols (contd.)

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6.8 Primary element symbols (contd.)

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6.8 Primary element symbols (contd.)

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6.8 Primary element symbols (contd.)

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6.9 Examples functions

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6.9 Examples functions (contd.)

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6.9 Examples functions (contd.)

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6.9 Examples functions (contd.)

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6.9 Examples functions (contd.)

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6.9 Examples functions (contd.)

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6.9 Examples functions (contd.)

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6.9 Examples functions (contd.)

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6.10 Examples miscellaneous combinations

1 2 3
(UPSTREAM (DOWNSTREAM HC FI
ALTERNATIVE) ALTERNATIVE) 300 402
FT TT
FT
400 300

PR FR PR
FY 500 401 500

FLOW RECORDER WITH PRESSURE MANUAL LOADING STATION

FLOW TRANSMITTER WITH PEN CONNECTED TO TAP OF WITHOUT OUTPUT GAGE AND
EXTERNAL TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL-PRESSURE- WITH FLOW RECEIVER
COMPENSATION TYPE FLOW RECORDER INDICATOR

4 5
SP
UU FC
LI 300
FIK
403
T T
A LIT A LT FT M
N N
K K

LEVEL TRANSMITTER LEVEL TRANSMITTER COMPLEX COMBUSTION CONTROL SYSTEM,

WITH INTEGRAL WITH SEPARATE UU-300, ADJUSTING
INDICATION INDICATION SET-POINT OF FLOW CONTROL SYSTEM

6
TSL PSH PREFERRED METHOD
301 501 TO BE USED IF INTERLOCK IS
UNDEFINED OR COMPLEX. I-1 MAY BE
SUBSTITUTED FOR I TO REFER TO
INTERLOCK DETAIL NO. 1, TO BE
DRAWN ELSEWHERE. THE OUTPUTS OF
TSL-301 AND PSH-501 MAY ENTER THE
I M
INTERLOCK BOX SEPARATELY
FLOW CONTROL
IN
FIC LOOP THAT MAY
404 BE BLOCKED BY
INTERLOCK AC-
7 TUATED BY
OPTIONAL METHOD
TSL PSH EITHER LOW TEM-
MAY BE USED IF RELAY EXISTS AND
301 501 PERATURE OR
ONE DESIRES TO SHOW IT
HIGH PRESSURE

FY
I M

FIC
404

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6.10 Examples miscellaneous combinations (contd.)

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6.10 Examples miscellaneous combinations (contd.)

27 28
PR-507
FRC PEN 2
407 FRC-407
PT FT
PT FT
508
E FV
H E
FV-407 H 407
FRC-407 PR-508
PR PEN 1 PR FRC
508 PT-508
508 407

ALTERNATIVE 1 ALTERNATIVE 2

INTERRELATED INSTRUMENTS WHOSE SYMBOLS ARE SCATTERED ON DIAGRAM. (A MULTI-

POINT INSTRUMENT, SUCH AS A DATA LOGGER, THAT IS DESIGNATED WITH POINT
NUMBERS ON A DIAGRAM IS NOT EXPECTED TO HAVE THE SYMBOLS FOR THE VARIOUS
POINTS TIED OR REFERENCED TOGETHER). PEN ASSIGNMENTS NEED NOT BE SHOWN ON
A DIAGRAM IF IT IS THE USER'S PREFERENCE TO SHOW THEM IN AN INDEX.

29
LSL STOP LSL START STANDBY
602 603

LSHL STANDBY ON-OFF LSHL LEAD-LAG

604 605

LIMIT ON-OFF
PSH PSHL
S S
509 510

TRIP
PSH
I-2 S
511

RESET
HMS
304

THE JUDICIOUS USE OF WORDS CAN CLARIFY DESIGN INTENT

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6.10 Examples miscellaneous combinations (contd.)

30 31
YIC
1

ZSL YIC ZSL YC YC

302 1 302 1 1

ZSL ZSL YC
303 FQT ZSL 303 1 FQT ZSL
411 801 411 801

ALTERNATIVE 1 ALTERNATIVE 2

PROGRAMMABLE CONTROLLER SCHEME. ALTERNATIVE 2 ALLOWS MORE DEFINITION OF

WHICH SIGNALS ARE ACCESSIBLE TO THE OPERATOR

32 33

FI
1:1
410

AIC
103

SP

INDIVIDUAL INSTRUMENTS WITH INTEGRAL

FUNCTION BLOCKS: SQUARE ROOT
EXTRACTION, 1:1 FEED BOOST, FEED
FORWARD BIAS ON CONTROLLER OUTPUT,
SETPOINT OUTPUT SIGNAL

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6.11 Example complex combinations

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6.12 Example degree of detail

1 TYPICAL SYMBOLISM FOR SIMPLIFIED DIAGRAMS

PC

VAC UU M

LC

FC

FC

LC
H O T O IL

Simplified symbolism and abbreviated identification used to define the

principal points of measurement and control interest.

* SEE SECTION 4.4 FOR DISCUSSION

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6.12 Example degree of detail (contd.)

2 TYPICAL SYMBOLISM FOR CONCEPTUAL DIAGRAMS

PT PC

VACUU M
D I-Y
F/D AC AT

F
f(t)

f(t)
LC LT

FT
FC

V~BTU=KQ T FT
X D

F FC
V FC
X
V/F FT
FT TDT

Q LT LC D
H OT OIL

X
AC AT

Functionally oriented symbolism and abbreviated identification used to

develop control concepts without concern for specific hardware.

* SEE SECTION 4.4 FOR DISCUSSION

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6.12 Example degree of detail (contd.)

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Index
Term Para. No.
-A-
Accessible
definition .............................. 3
graphic symbols ................... 6.3
Actuator
actuator action...................... 6.7
graphic symbols ................... 6.5
identification ......................... 5.1
Air Supply
identification ......................... 6.2
Alarm
definition............................... 3
examples .............................. 6.9
identification ......................... 5.1
Analysis
examples .............................. 6.8
identification ......................... 5.1
Assignable
definition............................... 3
Auto-Manual Station
(Control Station)
definition............................... 3
identification ......................... 5.1
Auxiliary Location
graphic symbol ..................... 6.3
Averaging
graphic symbol ..................... 5.4
-B-
Balloon, Bubble
definition............................... 3
graphic symbol ..................... 6.3
Behind-the-Panel
definition............................... 3
graphic symbol ..................... 6.3
Bias
graphic symbol ..................... 5.4
ANSI/ISA-S5.1-1984 (R 1992)
Term Para. No.
Binary
definition............................... 3
graphic symbol ..................... 6.2
Board (Panel)
definition............................... 3
identification ......................... 6.3
Burner, Combustion
example................................6.8
identification ......................... 5.1
-C-
Complex Combinations
example................................6.11
Computer Function
graphic symbol ..................... 6.3
Computing Device
definition............................... 3
example................................6.9
function................................. 5.4
identification ......................... 5.1
Conceptual Diagrams
example................................6.12
Conductivity (see Analysis)
example................................6.8
Configurable
definition............................... 3
Controller
definition............................... 3
Control
example................................6.9
identification ......................... 5.1
Control Station
(Auto-Manual Station)
definition............................... 3
example................................6.9
identification ......................... 5.1
Control Valve
definition............................... 3
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