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Information Technology Software Quality Assurance

FLUOR B & W Portsmouth, LLC

On-Site Waste Disposal Facility

COMPUTER-AIDED

DESIGN AND DRAFTING

(CADD) MANUAL

AND DRAWING STANDARDS

January , 2014

Table of Contents


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MicroStation CADD Standards and Procedures1.0 Scope ....4

2.0 General Setup and Configuration. 4

2.1 Coordinate System...4

2.2 Units..4

2.3 Design Software..4

2.4 Data Access.4

2.5 Microstation Configuration..5

2.6 Configuration Variables..5

3.0 Drawing Standards.5

3.1 Drawing Sizes.5

3.2 Drawing Borders..5

3.3 Drawing Numbering and File Naming Standards..7

3.4 Drawing Revisions .7

4.0 General Drafting Standards9

4.1 CADD File Types..9

4.2 Level Conventions..12

4.3 Pen Tables.13

4.4 Line Weights13

4.5 Line Styles.13

4.6 Half-Tone Linewok..13

4.7 Plot Data.13

4.8 Seed Files..14

4.9 Text Styles/Fonts.14

4.10 North Arrow.14

4.11 Key Plan..14

4.12 Match Lines..15

4.13 Dimension Styles.15

4.14 Line Types.15


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MicroStation CADD Standards and Procedures4.15 Standard Cell Libraries..15

4.16 Microstation Color Table..15

4.17 Hold Clouds.15

4.18 View/Section Labeling15

5.0 Finalization of CADD Deliverables.........................................................16

5.1 Electronic Drawing File Preparation..16

5.2 Transmitting Electronic Drawing Files.16

6.0 Plotting..17

Table 1 Directory Structure OSDC CADD Environment..18

Table 2 Common Scale Factors for Cells, Patterns, Border Sheetsand Plotting ....19

Table 3 Common Text Size Settings Architectural/Engineering Factors20

Table 4 - OSDC Standard Files...21

Table 5 Seed File Default Settings...22

Table 6 OSDC Standard Text Styles....23

Table 7 OSDC Standard Dimension Styles....25

Table 8 Level Names....26


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MicroStation CADD Standards and Procedures1.0 Scope

The purpose and intent of this CADD Manual is to document and organize the multi-

discipline CADD standards and procedures to be utilized by all personnel involved with

the production of CADD drawings for the FBP OSDC Project.

2.0 General Setup and Configuration

2.1 Coordinate SystemThe coordinate system to be used for all OSDC related designshall be Ohio StatePlane South, based on North American Datum 1983 (NAD83).

2.2 UnitsAll CADD Design will be done using English measurements and the U.S. Survey Foot.

2.3 Design Software

Bentley Microstation is the primary design tool for the OSDC project. Theintent is that all drawings are produced with Microstation and the inRoads

suite. AutoCAD may be used for certain pre-existing plant-specific modification projects or as needed.

The table below shows the software available for use on the OSDC project.

Platforms Version

MicroStation V8i

InRoads Suite V8i

AutoCAD 2013

AutoCAD Civil 3D 2013

2.4 Data Access

Each user must appropriate access to the secured network as well as access to the

projects secured directory in order to work on the project.

Client : DOEProject : Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant Decommissioning &

Decontamination Project

Contract No : DE-AC30-10CC40017Project Directory : T:\F0000_ER\F6000 ER On-Site Disposal Cell

CADD Directory : T:\F0000_ER\F6000 ER On-Site Disposal Cell\F6200 CADD


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MicroStation CADD Standards and Procedures2.5 MicroStation Configuration

FBP has a virtual server based MicroStation configuration designed for reliability

and ease of maintenance.

A network server pools FBP licenses. All MicroStation resource files and data relating to CADD production reside under

the root directory T:\F000_ER\F6000 ER On-Site Disposal Cell\F6200

CADD\MS-STD\Workspace\Std except the license server files. Table 1 lists thedirectory structure for FBPs CADD environment.

2.6 Configuration VariablesThere are several custom configuration variables included in FBPs CADDenvironment. These variables are directory path shortcuts. They are designed

to facilitate access to resource maps, standard cell libraries, seed files.

3.0 Drawing Standards

3.1 Drawing Sizes

Arch E1 (30 X 42) Primary border for design and construction drawings.

ANSI B - (11 X 17) Alternate reduced size border for special circumstances.

ANSI A - (8.5 X 11) Letter size border for exhibits and stand alone details.

3.2 Drawing Borders

All drawings created for design or construction shall be done utilizing OSDC standard

drawing borders

3.2.1 Standard Border Files

FBP-E1-LANDSCAPE.DGN (Arch E1, 30 X 42)

FBP-B-LANDSCAPE.DGN (ANSI B 11 X 17)

FBP-A-PORTRAIT.DGN (ANSI A 8.5 X 11)

3.2.2 Insertion of Border Into A drawing

Borders are to be inserted into drawings by referencing the desired standard border

file and copying the text from the various fields into the drawing for modification.

When the desired text, scaling and layout are finalized, the standard border filereference may be merged to master, thereby making the border a part of the file.

3.2.3 Filling Out The Title Block Section Of A Border

The numbered items below are instructions on how to use the variouscomponents in the title block. The numbers coincide with Figure 1.


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MicroStation CADD Standards and ProceduresFIG 1

1. REV: The current revision of the drawing

2. DRAWING NUMBER:

3. SHEET Number: 1 of X

4. DESIGNED BY: Three initials. Example: ABC

5. CHECKED BY: Three initials. Example: ABC

6. DATE: Enter the drawing approval date in the format of MMDDYY.

Example: 10-17-11.

Contract NO: Provided by Contract

7. SCALE: Scale of drawing, Example: 1:1; 1:200, NO SCALE (if non-scaled)

8. DRAWING TITLE:

First Row Title: Project/Facility (Eg.IMTA HAUL ROAD)

Second Row Title: Description of Drawing

Third Row Title: Description of Drawing

Fourth Row Title: Description of Drawing

9. FBP LOGO

10. FBP PROPRIETARY STATEMENT

11. APPROVALS: Electronic Signatures. FBP: Engineer sign off area.

FBP: Manager sign off area.

12. Revisions. Refer Number to Section 3.4 for revision procedure.

Revision Description: Indicate purpose of revision. By: Indicate the CADD Designer three digit initials.

Chk: Indicate the checkers three digit initials. Appv: Indicate the approvers three digit initials.

Date: Indicate the approvers sign off date.

-The last entry of the revision should match the revision block.-List revisions from bottom to top.

13. Reference Drawings:

List any pertinent reference drawing numbers as needed.


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MicroStation CADD Standards and Procedures14. Ohio EPA Plan Set Index Sheet Numbering (If applicable) or Other

3.3 Drawing Numbering and File Naming Standards

This section outlines the project standard naming convention for drawing numbers,

revision numbers, and the naming of electronic drawing files.

3.3.1 Drawing Number Assignments

FBP RMDC is responsible for assigning OSDC a block of unique drawing numbers for

use on the project.

The block of unique numbers assigned to OSDC: 10000-19999

3.3.2 Drawing Numbering

Drawing numbers and file names shall follow the same format as shown in thisexample: X-780-C-XXXXX-SK-REV-A.DGN

DISCIPLINE LETTER CODE

The following characters define the files engineering discipline.

A Architectural L LandscapeC Civil M - Mechanical

E Electrical R Right Of Way

G General S StructuralH Hydraulics V Survey

I Instrumentation T Geotecnical

3.4 Drawing Revisions

3.4.1 Preliminary - Not For Construction DrawingsAll official drawings which may be produced for the purpose of generating preliminary

engineering planning, cost estimates, construction sequencing and phasing, bids, agencyapprovals and or any other engineering study shall have an Alphanumeric Revision Number,

beginning with the letter A, assigned as part of the drawing name.

These revisions will change sequentially as new iterations of the drawing design are

modified. All of these revisions will be noted in the drawing title block and in the

Revision Designator (If applicable)

File T e Extension

Revision Number/Letter (If applicable)

X-780-C-XXXXX-SK-REV-A.DGN

Regional Facility

Area or Facility Number

Master Discipline Code

Unique Drawing Number

Sketch Designator


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drawing revision description blocks. All drawings will also have a Preliminary Not forConstruction stamp located in the lower right hand corner above the title block.

(e.g.) Rev A, Rev B, Rev C,

3.4.2 Certified For Construction (CFC) Drawings

All official drawings which are released for the purpose of construction at the project siteshall have a Numeric Revision Number, beginning with the number(0) zero, assigned as

part of the drawing name.

(e.g.) Rev 0, Rev 1, Rev 2,

These revisions will change sequentially as necessary if revised Design Changes arerequired to adjust previously approved drawings. All of these revisions will be noted in thedrawing title block and in the drawing revision description blocks. These drawings will also

have a Certified for Construction stamp located in the lower right hand corner above thetitle block.

3.4.3 Revising between CFC and Non-CFC versions of the same drawing

In the case that a CFC drawing needs revised and the revision is not meant to return toCFC until review and a following revision an alphanumeric system as follows shall be

used.

(e.g.) Rev 2 (CFC) is revised for sending to agencies for approval. It becomes Rev

2A, then 2B, etc. until the drawing is meant to become CFC again. At suchtime it becomes Rev 3.

3.4.4 General Revision Procedures

*All CFC drawings will only be issued through the Records, Management andDocument Control processing service.

*Each revised area or change item on a drawing after Rev 0 is indicated with a revisioncloud and a revision triangle as general practice unless it is deemed for special purposes

that the drawing is clearer without the revision clouds and triangles. Place clouds and

revision triangles on separate levels (G-ANNO-REVC and G-ANNO-REVS, respectively.)

*For overflow revisions that exceed the allocated revision spaces - erase the bottom

revision and move all revisions down to allow for the latest revision at the top.


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4.0 General Drafting Standards

4.1 CADD File Types

The following CADD files types are used for the OSDC project.

Master Files

Sheet Files

Border Files Reference Files

4.1.1 Master Files

A Master file may be utilized if desired to contain thebulk of the actual design

information for one or more drawings. Master files are created with 3-dimensional

seed files even if the elements within the files are meant to be viewed as 2-

dimensional. Master files should not contain scale-specific graphics (i.e.: northarrows, graphic scales, sheet titles or labels).

Each Master file typically contains information associated with only one discipline(ie.: Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, etc.) This separation of information must bemaintained even when producing multi-disciplined drawings.

Master files are always drawn Full Size, that is, one inch equals one inch and onefoot equals one foot.

MASTER FILE NAMES

5.1 SHEET FILE N

3 416

43 4

X P P C d n

17 18

1 ._ P P _ C Z I V L

1 34565 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 17

Master Discipline Code

Unique Designation

File Extension

Facility Area Number

Dash: Positions 2, 7 & 10

2

-

Regional Facility


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Architectural

Master file

X-730-AZ-ARCH1.dgn

Floor Plans

1. Roof and Ceiling Plans

2. Unassigned

3. Sections

4. Exterior Elevations

5. Interior Elevations

6. Unassigned

7. Unassigned

8. Presentation

Civil

Master file

X-780-CZ-CIVL1.dgn

1 Geographical Structures,Buildings, Roads, Reservoirs, Dams

2 Grading

3 Yard piping

4 Horizontal Alignment

5 Profiles

6 Utilities

7 Pipeline Structures8 Sections/Details

9 Unassigned

Electrical

Master File

X-780-EZ-Elec1.dgn

1 Site Plans

2 Site underground electrical distribution

3 Site grounding systems

4 Site lighting & communications systems

5 Facility/building plans6 Facility/building non-standard details

7 Unassigned

8 Unassigned

9 Unassigned

Hydraulics

Master file

X-780-HZ-HYDR1.dgn

-


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1 Plans of dams, reservoirs

2 Unassigned

3 Unassigned

4 Horizontal alignments

5 Profile

6 Unassigned

7 Unassigned

8 Unassigned

9 Unassigned

Landscape

Master File

X780-LZ-Land0.dgn

0 General notes, Legend, Planting Plan

1 Planting

2 Irrigation

Mechanical

Master File

X-780-MZ-Mech0.dgn

0 Existing facilities

1 Mechanical equipment

2 Process piping plans and sections

3 Unassigned

4 Unassigned

5 Unassigned

6 HVAC plans and sections

7 Presentation drawings

Survey

Master File

X-780-V-XXXXX.dgn

1 Measurement lines

2 Topographic features3 Surface features

4 Property lines

5 Easement lines

6 Unassigned

7 Unassigned

8 Unassigned

9 Unassigned


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Structural

Master File

X-780-SZ-Struc1.dgn1 Foundation

2 Sections

General

Master File

* Usually there is no General Master for processes

4.1.2 Sheet FilesSheet Files contain everything needed to be plotted as an actual drawing product.They are a combination of referenced master files (when applicable), design

graphics, border, drawing annotation/text, north arrow, and graphic scale, etc.

Sheet Files are created with the same seed files as Master Files.

For each sheet file, a single border file is attached as a reference file via the saved

view function and then scaled to the desired plot scale. See Table 3 for typicalscale factors. In each case, design data is drawn full-size, and the plotting scale isestablished by scaling the border sheet reference file.

4.1.3 Border Files

Section 3.2.1 lists the seed border files. The level assignments and content of

border file graphics are established per OSDC standards and are not be changed

without prior authorization.

Engineers stamps

Engineer stamps are placed within the border and assigned levels by

discipline. Border file level assignments are shown in Table 8.

4.1.4 Reference Files

Reference files are anything from topographic maps, survey files and other

background maps, to data points such as boring locations in a coordinate system,

etc. The graphic elements in reference files are placed in their proper geographic

position within the Ohio State Plane South Coordinate system. They are usually 3D

models with the elements placed at the correct geographic elevations except for

annotations and grid lines. Annotation is accepted in Reference Files such as contourelevations and surface object identification if necessary. See Table 8 for pertinent

levels & information.

4.2 Level Conventions

Level naming convention is dictated by this manual and shall be used for all OSDC

work, whether the work is produced in-house or by an outside contractor or


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consultant. Additional levels may be created as the need arises. Any additional

levels should follow the convention set forth in Table 8 which describes the list of

levels and their associated symbology.

4.3 Pen Tables

FBP OSDC uses Projectwise InterPlot software for plotting in Microstation. PW IPLOT

supports the use of design scripts to establish certain plotting characteristics and

capabilities. There are two custom design scripts one each for full-size and half-

size plotting in monochrome (black/white). There are two custom design scripts for

color plotting. The four standard design scripts are:

FBP FULL.PEN Full-size black/white plotting

FBP HALF.PEN Half-size black/white plottingFBP FULL COLOR.PEN Full Size color plotting

FBP FULL COLOR RASTER Color plotting over raster images

4.4 Line weights Each of the 32 line weights available within MicroStation are

explicitly defined in terms of line width. The full-size Design

Scripts match line widths to equivalent technical pen sizes.Half-size Design Scripts reduce these line widths by 50%.

4.5 Line Styles The seven basic line styles available within MicroStation (linestyles 1 through 7) are customized for FBPs needs. Theplotted line styles vary slightly from the styles displayed on-

screen. Half-size line styles are 50% reductions of the full-

size.

4.6 Half-tone

linework

Any Reference File with a cont Logical Name Prefix will be

screened when plotted to create a half-tone effect. This is

useful for de-emphasizing certain parts of a drawing, forexample when differentiating between existing and proposed

items. Also, the color 120 may be used to achieve screeningas well but is a secondary option.

4.7 Plot Stamp A special character string in FBP border which are replaced at

the time of plotting with file name (including path), three-

letter user designator, plot time, and pen table applied to theplotted design file.


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4.8 Seed Files

File NameFBPSeed2D.dgn

FBPSeed3D.dgnFBPSeed_Detail.dgn

FBP OSDC has several seed files to be used according to

certain needs. .

UseDefault 2D seed file

Default seed file for the bulk of design elements.Seed file for creating Architectural Details

4.9 Text Styles / Fonts

The standard font to be used for drawings is the TRUETYPE font, VERDANA.

All text for drawings must be UPPER CASE unless a specific need arises for the useof lower case characters.

Text height as listed below shall be used for drawings created using ANSI A andANSI B paper sizes.

3/32, width factor 0.85 - Text (Dimensions, Annotations, Notes, etc.)1/8, width factor 0.85 Matchline text and sub-titles.

3/16, width factor 0.75 Title text (including for sections and details)

Text height as listed below shall be used for drawings created using the

Arch E1 paper size.

1/8, width factor 0.85 Text (Dimensions, Annotations, Notes, etc.)3/16, width factor 0.85 Matchline text and sub-titles. 1/4, width factor 0.75 Title text (including for sections and details)

Note: Sketches and presentation drawings that are not to become official

project drawings may use other fonts and font sizes as necessary.

4.10 North Arrow

The north arrow is required for all plans with its location at the upper right

corner of the drawing and is also part of the key plan.

The cell name is NORTHA. See below for correct image (not to scale).

4.11 Key Plan

A key plan may be used to better identify a design elements location. It willbe located on the drawing in a relevant location to help clarify the graphics.


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4.12 Match Lines

Match Lines are used for continuations between drawings or between different design elements within the same drawing

4.13 Dimension Styles

All dimensions are associative. Default dimension styles and text styles forappropriate scales shall used in all cases and shall match in text height.

The default dimension styles are listed in Table 7.

Note: Dimension styles may be added/deleted/updated as needed.

4.14 Line TypesWhen designing with Microstation, use only linetypes that are defined in

MicroStation Resource Libraries such as the following:

FBP Line Style 1.RSCFBP Line Style 2.RSC

FBP Line Style 3.RSCFBP Line Style 4.RSCFBP Line Style 5.RSC

Note: MicroStation Resource Libraries may be updated as needed.

4.15 Standard Cell libraries

ARCHPA_V8.CEL-ARCHITECTURAL PATTERNINGARCH_V8.CEL-ARCHITECTURAL FLOOR PLAN SYMBOLSARCH50.CEL- STANDARD DRAWINGS SYMBOLS

BEND.CEL-PIPE BENDS

CIVILMSTR.CEL-GENERAL CIVIL SYMBOLSDRAWING_V8.CEL-GENERAL DRAFTING SYMBOLS

GENERAL8_V8.CEL-GENERAL DRAWING SYMBOLS

LAND.CEL-GENERAL LANDSCAPE SYMBOLSTREE.CEL-LANDSCAPE TREE SYMBOLSFBP EXISTING 1. CEL EXISTING CIVIL SYMBOLS

FBP EXISTING 2. CEL EXISTING CIVIL SYMBOLSENG_ STAMPS.CEL ENGINEERS PROFESSIONAL STATE SEAL

4.16 MicroStation Color TableThe standard project file color table, FBPColor.TBL is included with the DGNLIB File.

4.17 Hold CloudsHold Clouds are used on a Certified For Construction drawing to indicate specificdesign elements that are not to be constructed. The desired area is distinguished with

a cloud and the text, HOLD.

4.18 View/Section Labeling

Section views are identified by use of the letters in consecutive order as A, B, C, etc.Section cuts that reference to another drawing shall indicate the drawingthat it references to. If the section cut is referenced on the same drawing

THIS DRAWING is indicated. MicroStation cell name = SEC*


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Enlarged/detail views are identified by use of numbers in consecutive order, as

1, 2, 3, etc. MicroStation cell name =DET*. Details that are referenced to

another drawing shall indicate the drawing number otherwise THIS DRAWING

is indicated.

Section and views "cut" on one drawing and shown or projected on another

drawing will need to indicate the drawing number in the title labeling. The viewor section labeling shall also include the scale.

Microstation cell name =DSTITL;

5.0 Finalization of CADD Deliverables

5.1 Electronic Drawing File Preparation

When requested as a deliverable, completed electronic sheet files shall be merged to

master with all elements from master, reference, and border files merged into the

drawing as graphics. Topography/Lidar/Imagery may remain as references if necessary

for file size and must be submitted with the merged to master file. All working sheet

files, master files, border files, and reference files shall be retained and submitted upon

request.

5.2 Transmitting Electronic Drawing Files

All CADD drawings transmitted to a NON-FBP recipient must be in PDF

format unless the transfer of native format files has been approved by OSDC

management.


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6.0 Plotting

FBP uses Bentley Systems ProjectWise InterPlot and Interplot Organizer

applications as the primary MicroStation plotting interface. Plot files are

submitted through the ProjectWise enterprise network to print queues dedicated to

CADD production. Batch plotting is done with Bentley Systems ProjectWise

InterPlot Organizer software.

Plot queue settings files have file names matching thequeue name. Other

settings files used in conjunction with the plot queue setting files are:

Settings files PW_IPLOT_FBP_11x17-REDUCED.set and PW_IPLOT_FBP_30x42-

Full.set do not require a fence and will exclude the cut line from the printed plot

when plotted via Iplot and used in conjunction with FBPs latest standard border file.


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TABLE 1

Directory Structure OSDC CADD Environment

GENERAL SYSTEM PATHS

Root Path (system variable)

CAD_DATA = T:\F00000_ER\F6000-ER On-Site Disposal\F6200 CADD\

Path to MicroStation Vi8 settings

CAD_DATA\FBP MS-STD\Workspace\

Path to FBP Custom Macros & Applications

CAD_DATA\MS-STD\Workspace\Apps

Path to Users Personal Interface Folder

CAD_DATA\MS\STD\Workspace\Users

Path to Project Configuration Files

CAD_DATA\MS-STD\Workspace\Config

Typical Project Folder Structure.(See page 36)


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TABLE 2

Common Scale Factors For

Cells, Patterns, Border Sheets, and Plotting

DWG SCALE CELLS & PATTERNS* BORDER SHEET PLOT SCALE

(AS=) (PS=) (REF. FILE SCALE) (FEET / INCH)

Full Size .1 1:1 1:126 = 1-0 .2 2:1 1:63 = 1-0 .4 4:1 1:4

1 = 1-0 .8 8:1 1:81 = 1-0 1.2 12:1 1:1

= 1-0 1.6 16:1 4:3

= 1-0 2.4 24:1 2:13/8 = 1-0 3.2 32:1 8:3 = 1-0 4.8 48:1 4:1

3/16 = 1-0 6.4 64:1 16:3

1/8 = 10 9.6 96:1 8:13/32 = 1-0 12.8 128:1 32.3

1/16 = 1-0 19.2 192:1 16:1

1/32 = 1-0 38.4 384:1 32:1

1 = 10 12 120:1 10:11 = 20 24 240:1 20:1

1 = 25 30 300:1 25:1

1 = 30 36 360:1 30:11 = 40 48 480:1 40:1

1 = 50 60 600:1 50:11 = 60 72 720:1 60:1

1 = 80 96 960:1 80:11 = 100 120 1200:1 100:1

1 = 150 180 1800:1 150:1

1 = 200 240 2400:1 200:11 = 300 360 3600:1 300:11 = 400 480 4800:1 400:1

1 = 500 600 6000:1 500:1

1 = 1000 1200 12000:1 1000:11 = 2000 2400 24000:1 2000:1

1 = 3000 3600 36000:1 3000:1


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Table 3

Architectural Scale Factors (imperial units)

Scale DrawingPlotted Text Height

of Scale 3/32" Size 1/8" Size 3/16" Size 1/4"

Drawing (Dimscale) (Title Text) (HOLD/

Stamp Text)

Actual Text Height(inches)

(In Model)

1"=1"(FULL) 1 .09375 0.125 0.1875 0.25

3"=1'-0" 4 .375 0.5 0.75 1

1-1/2"=1'0" 8 .75 1 1.5 2

1"=1'-0" 12 1.125 1.5 2.25 3

3/4"=1'-0" 16 1.5 2 3 4

1/2"=1'-0" 24 2.25 3 4.5 6

3/8"=1'-0" 32 3 4 6 8

1/4"=1'-0" 48 4.5 6 9 12

3/16"=1'-0" 64 6 8 12 16

1/8"=1'-0" 96 9 12 18 24

3/32"=1'-0" 128 12 16 24 32

1/16"=1'-0" 192 18 24 36 48

1/32"=1'-0" 384 36 48 72 96


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Table 3 (Continued)

Engineering Scale Factors (imperial units)

Scale Drawing Plotted Text Height

of Scale 3/32" Size 1/8" Size 3/16" Size 1/4"

Drawing (Dimscale) (Title Text) (HOLD/

Stamp Text)

Actual Text Height (inches)

(In Model)

1"=10' 120 11.25 15 22.75 30

1"=20' 240 22.25 30 45 60

1"=30' 360 33.75 45 67.5 90

1"=40' 480 45 60 90 120

1"=50' 600 56.25 75 112.5 150

1"=60' 720 67.5 90 135 180

1"=80' 960 90 120 180 210

1"=100' 1200 112.5 150 225 300

1"=200' 2400 225 300 450 600

1"=300' 3600 337.5 450 675 750

1"=400' 4800 450 600 900 1200

1"=500' 6000 562.5 750 1125 1500

TABLE 4OSDC Standard Files

This table lists standard resource files in FBP CADD environment.

Filename Description

FBPseed3D.dgnlib DGN library of levels, text styles and dimension stylesARCHPA_V8.CEL ARCHITECTURAL PATTERNINGARCH_V8.CEL ARCHITECTURAL FLOOR PLAN SYMBOLS

ARCH50.CEL STANDARD DRAWING SYMBOLSBEND.CEL PIPE BENDSCIVILMSTR.CEL GENERAL CIVIL SYMBOLS

DRAWING_V8.CEL GENERAL DRAFTING SYMBOLS

GENERAL8_V8.CEL GENERAL DRAWING SYMBOLSLAND.CEL GENERAL LANDSCAPE SYMBOLSTREE.CEL LANDSCAPE TREE SYMBOLS

FBP EXISTING 1.CEL EXISTING CIVIL SYMBOLSFBP EXISTING 2.CEL EXISTING CIVIL SYMBOLSENG_STAMPS.CEL ENGINEERS PROFESSIONAL STATE SEAL

ARCHPA_V8.CEL ARCHITECTURAL FLOOR PLAN SYMBOLS

Eng_Stamps.cel Engineers stamps cell library

FBPResources.cfg Configuration file defining variables for resource maps


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MicroStation CADD Standards and ProceduresFBPPsiteV8.cfg Configuration file defining the bulk of FBPs CAD environmen

Gshade.ctb Black & white color

FBPcolor.tbl Color table

FBPseed2d.dgn Seed 2-D design fileFBPseed3d.dgn Seed 3-D design file

FBPseed2d detail.dgn Seed detail file

FBP-A-Potrait.dgn A-size border sheetFBP-B-Landscape.dgn B-size border sheet

FBP-E1-Landscape.dgn E1-size border sheet

Wysiwyg.prf Geometrical settings, InRoadsFBPfont.rsc Font Resource fileFBPfont.lib Font Library file

FBP linestyle 1.RSC Civil custom line style resource

FBP linestyle 2.RSC Civil custom line style resourceFBP linestyle 3.RSC Civil custom line style resource



TABLE 5

Seed File Default Settings

Additional settings

Locks

Axis Lock Off

Grid Lock Off

Unit Lock Off

Association On

Level Lock Off

Isometric Lock Off

Snap Lock Keypoint

Keysnap Divisor 2

Display attributes

ACD Triad Off Fast Cell Off

Background Off Fast Curves Off

Boundary

Display

Off Fast Font Off

Camera Off Fill On


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MicroStation CADD Standards and ProceduresClip Back On Grid Off

Clip Volume On Line Styles On

Constructions On Line

Weights

On

Dimensions On Patterns On

Dynamics On Tags On

Data Fields Off Text On

Displayset Off Text Off

TABLE 6OSDC Standard Text Styles

This table lists pre-defined OSDC Standard Text Styles. Creation of new or customization of

existing styles is not allowed.

Name

(Description)

Text Size

H W Line Spacing Level

Verdana 1-2 0.0039 00039 44% of Height G-ANNO-Text

Verdana 1-1 0.0078 0.0065 44% of Height G-ANNO-Text

Verdana 1-1/2 0.0625 0.0521 44% of Height G-ANNO-Text










Verdana 1/16 1.5000 1.2500 44% of Height G-ANNO-Text



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Verdana 1=1 0.0938 0.0797 44% of Height G-ANNO-Text







Verdana Title 1-1 0.0156 0.0117 44% of Height G-ANNO-Text

Verdana Title 1-1/2 0.1250 0.0937 44% of Height G-ANNO-Text




Verdana Title 1-20 3.750 W=2.8125 44% of Height G-ANNO-Text






Verdana Title 1/16 3.000 2.2500 44% of Height G-ANNO-Text


Verdana Title 1/4 0.7500 0.5625 44% of Height G-ANNO-




Verdana Title 3/32 2.000 1.5000 44% of Height G-Ann 0-Text


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Verdana Title 6-1 0.0312 0.234 44% of Height G-Ann 0-Text

TABLE 7

OSDC Standard Dimension Styles

This table lists pre-defined FBP Standard Dimension Styles. Creation of new or

customization of existing styles if not allowed.

Name Terminator Orientation Placement Location

Auto: Term Auto Automatic Automatic

Auto: Term In In Manual

Man: Term Auto Automatic Automatic

Man: Term In In Manual

Electrical Loop Automatic Manual

Structural Loop Automatic Manual


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TABLE 8

ame Number DescriptionByLevelColor ByLevelStyle

ByLevelWe

ANNO-DIMS 400 Dimensions2 Continuous

2

ANNO-LEGN 401 Legends, symbol keys0 Continuous

3

ANNO-PATT 402 Miscellaneous patterning and hatching22 Continuous

2

ANNO-SCHD 403 Schedules0 Continuous

3

ANNO-SYMB 404 Reference tags (section and detail callouts)7 Continuous

3

ANNO-TABL 405 Data tables0 Continuous

3

ANNO-TEXT 406 Drawing text & annotations, notes, legends0 Continuous

3

ANNO-TITL 407 Drawing or detail titles

0 Continuous

3

AREA-BDRY 408 Area: boundaries70 Center2

3

AREA-IDEN 409 Area: Room tags0 Continuous

3

AREA-SPCE 410 Area: Space objects2 Continuous

2

CLNG 411 Ceiling Framing47 Continuous

3

CLNG-GRID 412 Grid10 Continuous

3

CLNG-IDEN 413 Ceiling text and tags0 Continuous

3

CLNG-ONPG 414 Ceiling penetrations (ceiling & roof)2 Hidden

2

CLNG-SUSP 415 Ceiling suspended elements2 Continuous

2

COLS 416 Building Column: steel11 Continuous

3

CSWK 417 Casework50 Continuous

3

DETL-BOLD 418 Bold lines2 Continuous

2

DETL-CNTR 419 Center lines3 Center2

1

DETL-FINE 420 Fine lines9 Continuous

0

DETL-HIDD 421 Hidden lines3 Hidden2

1

DETL-MEDM 422 Medium lines7 Continuous

3

DOOR 423 Doors & holes1 Continuous

2

DOOR-FRAM 424 Door Frame4 Continuous

2

DOOR-IDEN 425 Doors: ID label, tags7 Continuous

2

FLOR-CSWK 426 Floor: casework51 Continuous

3

FLOR-CSWK-IDEN 427 Floor: casework text and tags 0 Continuous 3

FLOR-EVTR 428 Floor: Elevator10 Continuous

3

FLOR-FIXT 429 Floor: plumbing fixtures47 Continuous

3

FLOR-HRAL 430 Floor: handrails & guard rails51 Continuous

3

FLOR-IDEN 431 Floor: finish tags0 Continuous

3

FLOR-LEVL 432 Floor: level changes, ramps, pits11 Continuous

3

FLOR-PATT 433 Floor: patterns0 Continuous

2

FLOR-PENE 434 Floor: penetrations11 Continuous

2


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FLOR-SPCL 435 Floor: specialties,toilet room accessories, display cases53 Continuous

3

FLOR-SPCL-IDEN 436 Floor: specialties text and tags5 Continuous

2

FLOR-STRS 437 Stairs, escalators, ladders & elevator's51 Continuous

3

FLOR-STRS-IDEN 438 Stairs arrow, text0 Continuous

3

FLOR-TEXT 439 Floor: finish text0 Continuous

3

FLOR-TPTN 440 Floor: toilet partitions47 Continuous

3

FURN 441 Furniture, Portable Furniture50 Continuous

3

FURN-IDEN 442 Furniture: text and tags0 Continuous

3

GLAZ 443 Window: window over open2 Continuous

2

GLAZ-IDEN 444 Window tags0 Continuous

3

GLAZ-SILL 445 Window: window sills2 Continuous

2

LITE 446 Lite:47 Continuous

3

LITE-CLNG 447 Lite: ceiling47 Continuous

3

LITE-WALL 448 Lite: wall 47 Continuous 3

ROOF 449 Roo54 Continuous

3

WALL 450 Wall:0 Continuous

3

WALL-CNTR 451 Wall: centerline3 Center2

1

WALL-EXTR 452 Wall: exterior11 Continuous

3

WALL-FIRE 453 Wall: fire wall51 Hidden2

3

WALL-FULL 454 Wall: full-height2 Continuous

2

WALL-HEAD 455 Wall: door and window headers3 Continuous

1

WALL-IDEN 456 Wall: text and tags0 Continuous

3

WALL-JAMB 457 Wall: door and window jambs3 Continuous

1

WALL-MOVE 458 Wall: moveable partition 52 Continuous 3

WALL-PATT 459 Wall: patterning2 Continuous

2

WALL-PRHT 460 Wall: partial-height53 Continuous

3


3

ANNO-DIVL 201 Division lines for segmented drawings5 Dashdot2

5

ANNO-NOTE 202 General notes & legend0 Continuous

3

ANNO-SCHD 203 Schedules & tables0 Continuous

3


3

ANNO-TEXT 205 Drawing text & annotations0 Continuous

3

ANNO-TITL 206 Drawing or detail titles0 Continuous

3

BLDG 207 Building & architectural information 116 Continuous 4

BORE 208 Soil boring and text47 Continuous

3

CABLE0 0

0

CLEARING2 7

2

CPT Cone Penetrometer Tests0 0

3

CULV Culvert0 0

1

DEMO 209 Demolition/abandon/removal symbol52 Continuous

3


4


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1


2


2


3

DTCH 215 Ditches, streams and rivers52 Phantom2

4

EQPM 216 Equipment outline114 Continuous

4

EQPM-DETL 217 Equipment detail linework2 Continuous

2

EROS 218 Erosion control48 Continuous

4

FENC 219 Fences54 FENCE

1

FENCE-RAD Rad Fence54 bw

1

FENC-SILT54 FESILT

1

FIRE 220 Underground fire protection lines/structure48 Hidden

4

GAS0 0

0

GRID 221 Grid lines 4 Continuous 2

LEACHATE Leachate Pipe0 6

1

LOCG 222 Clearing and grubbing limit113 Hidden

3

MHOLE Manhole0 0

1

MW Monitoring Wells0 0

3

PIEZ Piezometers0 0

3

POND 223 Retention ponds, holding basin111 Phantom2

4

POWR-OVHD0 OHP_LINE

1

POWR-UGND 225 Underground elec. conduit and text48 Continuous

1

PROP 226 Property lines, easement and right of way114 Phantom2

5

PROP-BMRK 227 Monuments and text 53 Continuous 3

RAIL 228 Railroads49 Continuous

4

ROAD 229 Roads, sidewalks, parking lots7 Continuous

0

ROAD-CNTR 230 Centerline of roads and railroads7 Center2

2

ROAD-PATT 231 Road patterning/hatching7 Continuous

2

ROAD-SHLD 232 Roads/railroad shoulders47 Continuous

3

ROAD-STAN 233 Road, railroad stationing1 Continuous

2

SECT 234 Section3 Continuous

1

SECT-DIMS 235 Section dimension0 Continuous

3

SECT-LEGN 236 Section legend0 Continuous

3

SECT-LINE 237 Section line 0 Continuous 3

SECT-NOTE 238 Section note0 Continuous

3

SECT-TEXT 239 Section text0 Continuous

3

SOIL 240 Topsoil stockpiles115 Continuous

4

SSWR 241 Underground waste line54 Hidden

4

SSWR-STRC 242 Underground waste structure70 Continuous

4

STRC 243 Structural linework134 Continuous

4

STRC-GRID 244 Structural column & grid lines4 Center2

2


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STRM 245 Storm drainage lines50 Continuous

4

STRM-STRC 246 Storm drainage structure11 Continuous

4

SURV 247 Survey information and text10 Continuous

2

SURV-MONU Survey Monument0 0

3

TEL0 0

0

TOE-OF-SLOPE3 3

3

TOPO-ANNO0 0

0

TOP-OF-SLOPE3 5

3

TOPO-MAJR 248 Index contours13 Continuous

3

TOPO-MINR 249 Intermediate contours4 Continuous

1

TOPO-SPOT 250 Spot elevations54 Continuous

3

TREE 251 Foliage50 Continuous

3

UNDEFINED0 0

0

UTIL 252 Miscellaneous underground utility 11 Hidden 4

VHOUSE Valve House0 0

3

WASTELIM Limits Of Waste0 0

1

WATR 253 Underground water lines1 Hidden

4

WATR-WELL 254 Well and text47 Continuous

3


3

ANNO-PATT 601 Patterning and hatching6 Continuous

2


3


3


3

ANNO-TITL 605 Drawing or detail titles 0 Continuous 3

efault 00 0

0

PROC-BNDY 606 Process boundry11 Center2

3

PROC-CAPI 607 Capilary lines54 0

3

-PROC-ELEC 608 Electrical51 Continuous

3

PROC-ELEC-SGNL 609 Electrical signal51 Hidden2

3

PROC-EQPM 610 Equipment115 Continuous

4

PROC-FITT 611 Fittings11 Continuous

3

PROC-HYDR 612 Hydraulic lines47 0

3

PROC-INST 613 Instrument52 Continuous

3

PROC-INST-SGNL 614 Instrument signal 52 Hidden2 3

PROC-MAJR 615 Major process line13 Continuous

4

PROC-MINR 616 Minor process / utility line47 Continuous

4

PROC-MODL 617 Module boundry10 0

4

PROC-PACK 618 Package boundry54 0

3

PROC-PNEU 619 Pneumatic lines47 0

3

PROC-SOFT 620 Software lines52 0

3

PROC-VALV 621 Valves70 Continuous

3


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2


2


3


3


3


4

AUXL 1306 Auxiliary Systems113 Continuous

4

CABL 1307 Cable systems54 Continuous

4

CABL-COAX 1308 Cable systems: coax cable54 Continuous

4

CABL-DEVC 1309 Cable systems: jacks/outlets54 Continuous

4

CABL-EQPM 1310 Cable systems: equipment racks/panels/cabinets54 Continuous

4

CABL-FIBR 1311 Cable systems: fiber optics cable54 Continuous

4

CABL-MULT 1312 Cable systems: multi-conductor cable115 Continuous

4

CABL-TEXT 1313 Cable systems: Text and tags 0 Continuous 3

CABL-TRAY 1314 Cable systems: cable tray and wireways13 Continuous

4

CNDT 1315 Conduit: exposed111 Continuous

4

CNDT-HIDD 1316 Conduit: concealed111 Hidden

4

COMM 1317 Communications114 Continuous

4


4


1


2


2


3

DIAG-BOLD 1323 Diagrams: Bold lines 117 Continuous 4

DIAG-BOLD-HIDD 1324 Diagrams: Bold lines: hidden117 Hidden2

4

DIAG-BOLD-PHAT 1325 Diagrams: Bold lines: phantom117 Phantom2

5

DIAG-FINE 1326 Diagrams: Fine lines11 Continuous

2

DIAG-FINE-HIDD 1327 Diagrams: Fine lines: hidden11 Hidden2

2

DIAG-FINE-PHAT 1328 Diagrams: Fine lines: phantom11 Phantom2

2

DIAG-MEDM-1 1329 Diagrams: Medium lines -112 Continuous

3


4

DIAG-MEDM-HIDD 1331 Diagrams: Medium lines: hidden12 Hidden2

4

DIAG-MEDM-PHAT 1332 Diagrams: Medium lines: phantom12 Phantom2

4

GRND 1333 Grounding (Cells & UCM) 115 Continuous 4

GRND-UGND 1334 Grounding: below grade50 0

4

INST 1335 Instrumentation (cells & UCM)52 Continuous

4

INST-TEXT 1336 Instrumentation: text and tags0 Continuous

3

LITE 1337 Lighting (Cells & UCM)116 Continuous

4

LITE-CNDT 1338 Lighting Conduit134 Continuous

4

LITE-DUCT 1339 Lighting Ductbank134 Continuous

4

LITE-TRAY 1340 Lighting Cable Tray / Wireway134 Continuous

4


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LTNG 1341 Lightning protection47 Continuous

3

POWR 1342 Power (Cells & UCM)47 Continuous

4

POWR-BUSW 1343 Power Busways111 Continuous

4

POWR-CABL 1344 Power Cable113 Continuous

4

POWR-CIRC 1345 Power Circuit113 Continuous

4

POWR-CNDT 1346 Power Conduit111 Continuous

4

POWR-CNMB 1347 Power Circuit Number0 Continuous

3

POWR-DUCT 1348 Power Ductbank113 Continuous

4

POWR-EQPM 1349 Power panels, switchboards, transformers, etc.117 Continuous

4

POWR-TRAY 1350 Power Cable Tray / Wireway111 Continuous

4

SGNL-CNDT 1351 Digital Signal Conduit115 Continuous

4

SGNL-DUCT 1352 Digital Signal Ductbank115 Continuous

4

SGNL-TRAY 1353 Digital Signal Cable Tray / Wireway48 Continuous

4

SITE 1354 Site features 47 Continuous 4

SITE-OVHD 1355 Site features: overhead49 Continuous

4

SITE-POLE 1356 Site features: pole53 Continuous

4

SITE-UGND 1357 Site features: underground48 Continuous

4


3


2


3


3


3


3

DETL-BOLD 906 Bold lines 115 Continuous 4

DETL-CNTR 907 Center lines3 Continuous

1


2


2


3

PROT 911 Fire Protection48 Continuous

4

PROT-ALRM 912 Fire Protection: alarm48 Continuous

4

PROT-EQPM 913 Fire Protection: equipment134 Continuous

4

PROT-EXTI 914 Fire Protection: extinguishers116 Continuous

4

PROT-HOSE 915 Fire Protection: hoses70 Continuous

4

PROT-HYDT 916 Fire Protection: hydrants and connections 70 Continuous 4

PROT-RATE 917 Fire Protection: ratings50 Continuous

4

PROT-SMOK 918 Fire Protection: smoke detector / heat sensors116 Continuous

4

SPKL 919 Sprinkler system48 Continuous

4

SPKL-CENT 920 Sprinkler system: center lines0 Center2

2

SPKL-CLHD 921 Sprinkler system: pendent head (ceiling)48 Continuous

4

SPKL-EQPM 922 Sprinkler system: equipment (hose racks, etc.)70 Continuous

4

SPKL-OTHD 923 Sprinkler system: other heads11 Continuous

4


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SPKL-PIPE 924 Sprinkler system: piping / fittings116 Continuous

4

-ANNO-CONSULTANT General Consultant Block0 Continuous

5

-ANNO-LOGO 100 Company logo0 Continuous

3

-ANNO-MATC 101 Matchlines & battery limits5 Phantom2

5

-ANNO-MATC-TEXT 102 Matchline text0 Continuous

3

-ANNO-NPLT 103 Non-plotted Info & construction lines (set to ""no plot"")0 Continuous

3

-ANNO-PROS 104 Date/Time/File name stamp0 Continuous

3

-ANNO-REVC 105 Revision Cloud5 Continuous

5

-ANNO-REVS 106 Revisions and revision triangles0 Continuous

3

-ANNO-SCOP 107 Scope boundary11 Center2

4

-ANNO-STMP 108 Professional Stamps0 Continuous

3

-ANNO-STMP-ARCH0 0

0

-ANNO-STMP-CIV0 0

0

-ANNO-STMP-ELEC 0 0 0

-ANNO-STMP-INST0 0

0

-ANNO-STMP-LAND0 0

0

-ANNO-STMP-MECH0 0

0

-ANNO-STMP-STR0 0

0

-ANNO-SYMB 109 Reference tags (ie..section and detail callouts)0 Continuous

3

-ANNO-TABL 110 Tables & Schedules0 Continuous

3

-ANNO-TEXT 111 General text & notes, Title Block data0 Continuous

2

-ANNO-TEXT-BORDER Text In Border To Copy From0 Continuous

0

-ANNO-TITL 112 Drawing or detail titles0 Continuous

3

-ANNO-TTLB 113 Title Block lines and Text, North Arrow 0 Continuous 3

-ANNO-UNDEFINED0 0

0

-BARSCALE Bar Scale1 0

1

-DIMENSIONS Dimensions0 0

1

-HOLD 114 Hold cloud & text112 Continuous

5

-NORTH ARROW North Arrow1 0

1

-PLAN 115 Key plan and associated hatch7 Continuous

2

-PLT-BDR border shape for plotting0 3

0

-REFR 116 External reference files0 Continuous

3

-UNDEFINED0 0

0

ANNO-DIMS 1400 Dimensions 0 Continuous 3


2


3


3


3


3


4


2


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DIAG-BOLD 1408 Diagrams: Bold lines5 Continuous

5

DIAG-BOLD-HIDD 1409 Diagrams: Bold lines: hidden5 Hidden2

5

DIAG-BOLD-PHAT 1410 Diagrams: Bold lines: phantom117 Phantom2

5

DIAG-FINE 1411 Diagrams: Fine lines4 Continuous

2

DIAG-FINI-HIDD 1412 Diagrams: Fine lines: hidden4 Hidden2

2

DIAG-FINI-PHAT 1413 Diagrams: Fine lines: phantom4 Phantom2

2


2


4

DIAG-MEDM-HIDD 1416 Diagrams: Medium lines: hidden2 Hidden2

2

DIAG-MEDM-PHAT 1417 Diagrams: Medium lines: phantom7 Phantom2

3

NST 1418 Instrumentation52 Continuous

4

NST-CIRC 1419 Instrumentation: circuits50 Continuous

4

NST-CLNG 1420 Instrumentation: ceiling12 Continuous

4

NST-CNMB 1421 Instrumentation: circuit umber 0 Continuous 3

NST-EQPM 1422 Instrumentation: equipment111 Continuous

4

NST-TEXT 1423 Instrumentation: text and tags0 Continuous

3

NST-WALL 1424 Instrumentation: wall49 Continuous

4

PROC-CAPI 1425 Capilliary lines54 0

3

PROC-ELEC 1426 Electrical I/O logic symbols51 Continuous

3

PROC-ELEC-SGNL 1427 Electrical signal lines51 Hidden2

3

PROC-HYDR 1428 Hydraulic lines47 0

3

PROC-INST 1429 Instrumentation bubbles & instruments7 Continuous

3

PROC-INST-SGNL 1430 Instrumentation signal lines7 Hidden2

3

PROC-MISC 1431 Flow arrows, misc 0 Continuous 3

PROC-SOFT 1432 Software lines52 0

3

-ANNO-DIMS 700 Dimensions0 Continuous

3

-ANNO-PATT 701 Patterning and hatching6 Continuous

2

-ANNO-SCHD 702 Schedules & tables0 Continuous

3

-ANNO-SYMB 703 Section lines and text7 Continuous

3

-ANNO-TEXT 704 Drawing text & annotations, notes, legends0 Continuous

3


4

-CONT 706 Controls and instrumentation7 Continuous

3

-CONT-WIRE 707 Controls and instrumentation wiring7 Continuous

3

-DETL-BOLD 708 Bold lines 115 Continuous 4

-DETL-CNTR 709 Center lines3 Center2

1

-DETL-FINE 710 Fine lines4 Continuous

2

-DETL-HIDD 711 Hidden lines0 Hidden2

2

-DETL-MEDM 712 Medium lines7 Continuous

3

-FILT 713 Filter1 Continuous

4

-HUMI 714 Humidifier1 Continuous

4

-HVAC-EQPM 715 Equipment, AHU1 Continuous

4


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-HVAC-EQPM-DEVC 716 Flow Measuring Devices1 Continuous

4

-HVAC-EXHS-CDFF 717 Exhaust - Grille, Register50 Continuous

4

-HVAC-EXHS-DEVC 718 Terminal Devices - Exhaust1 Continuous

4

-HVAC-EXHS-DUCT 719 Exhaust - Placed Fitting114 Continuous

4

-HVAC-EXHS-EQPM 720 Exhaust - Equipment1 Continuous

4

-HVAC-EXHS-GRLL 721 Exhaust - Low Walls50 Continuous

4

-HVAC-EXHS-RFEQ 722 Exhaust - Rooftop equipment50 Continuous

4

-HVAC-ODCT 723 Other - Duct Surface111 Continuous

4

-HVAC-ODEV 724 Terminal Devices - Other1 Continuous

4

-HVAC-ODFF 725 Other - Diffuser, Grille, Register47 Continuous

4

-HVAC-ORHC 726 Reheat Coils - Other1 Continuous

4

-HVAC-RDFF 727 Return - Grille, Register52 Continuous

4

-HVAC-RETN-DEVC 728 Terminal Devices - Return1 Continuous

4

-HVAC-RETN-DMPR 729 Dampers - Return / Exhaust 10 Continuous 5

-HVAC-RETN-DUCT 730 Return - Duct Surface116 Continuous

4

-HVAC-RETN-GRLL 731 Return - Low Wall52 Continuous

4

-HVAC-SDFF 732 Supply - Diffuser, Grille, Register48 Continuous

4

-HVAC-SPLY-DEVC 733 Terminal Devices - Supply1 Continuous

4

-HVAC-SPLY-DMPR 734 Dampers - Supply10 Continuous

5

-HVAC-SPLY-DUCT 735 Supply - Duct Surface115 Continuous

4

-HVAC-SPLY-EQPM 736 Supply - Equipment1 Continuous

4

-HVAC-SPLY-HEPA 737 Supply - HEPA Filters48 Continuous

4

-MISC 738 Miscellaneous Drawing Graphics9 Continuous

0

-MKUP-CDFF 739 Make-Up - Diffuser, Grille, Register 47 Continuous 4

-MKUP-DEVC 740 Terminal Devices - Make-up1 Continuous

4

-MKUP-DUCT 741 Make-Up - Duct Surface111 Continuous

4

-MKUP-EQPM 742 Make-Up equipment1 Continuous

4


2

-ANNO-PATT 801 Patterning and hatching6 Continuous

2

-ANNO-SCHD 802 Schedules & tables0 Continuous

3

-ANNO-SYMB 803 Reference tags (section and detail callouts)7 Continuous

3

-ANNO-TEXT 804 Drawing text & annotations, notes, legends0 Continuous

3


4

-BWDR 806 Biowaste drainage system 116 Continuous 4

-DETL-BOLD 807 Bold lines115 Continuous

4


1


2


2


3

-DOMW 812 Domestic water system111 Continuous

4

-DOMW-CPIP 813 Domestic water system: cold water piping115 Continuous

4


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-DOMW-EQPM 814 Domestic water system: equipment115 Continuous

4

-DOMW-HPIP 815 Domestic water system: hot water piping102 Continuous

4

-DOMW-RISR 816 Domestic water system: risers115 Continuous

4

-DOMW-TEXT 817 Domestic water system: text0 Continuous

3

-FIXT 818 Floor drains and fixtures52 Continuous

3

-PROC 819 Process drainage system:113 Continuous

4

-PROC-TEXT 820 Process drainage system: text0 Continuous

3

-SPRT 821 Supports50 Continuous

3

-SSWR 822 Sanitary sewer system:116 Continuous

4

-SSWR-EQPM 823 Sanitary sewer system: equipment116 Continuous

4

-SSWR-FIXT 824 Sanitary sewer system: fixtures52 Continuous

3

-SSWR-FLDR 825 Sanitary sewer system: floor drains116 Continuous

4

-SSWR-TEXT 826 Sanitary sewer system: text0 Continuous

3

-SSWR-VENT 827 Sanitary sewer system: vents 11 Continuous 3

-STRM 828 Storm drainage system:117 Continuous

4

-STRM-PIPE 829 Storm drainage system: piping117 Continuous

4

-STRM-RFDR 830 Storm drainage system: roof drains10 Continuous

4

-STRM-TEXT 831 Storm drainage system: text0 Continuous

3

-STRM-VENT 832 Storm drainage system: vents10 Continuous

3

ACID-PIPE 1100 Chemical/caustic/acid53 Continuous

4

ACID-TEXT 1101 Chemical/caustic/acid: Text & annotations0 Continuous

3

AIRV-PIPE 1102 Air/Gas/Vents13 Continuous

4

AIRV-TEXT 1103 Air/Gas/Vents: Text & annotations0 Continuous

3

ANNO-DIMS 1104 Dimensions 2 Continuous 2


2


3


3


3


4

CIP~-PIPE 1110 CIP48 Continuous

4

CNDW-PIPE 1111 Condensate50 Continuous

4

CNDW-TEXT 1112 Condensate: Text & annotations50 Continuous

3


4

DETL-CNTR 1114 Center lines 3 Center2 1


2


2


3

FIRE-PIPE 1118 Fire Protection48 Continuous

4

INSL 1119 Insulation Graphics0 Hidden2

2

MISC-PIPE 1120 Miscellaneous48 Continuous

4

PCWR-PIPE 1121 Water: return piping70 Continuous

3


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PCWS-PIPE 1122 Water: supply piping47 Continuous

3

PCWS-TEXT 1123 Water: supply piping Text & annotations52 Continuous

3

PROC-PIPE 1124 Process52 Continuous

4

PWTR-PIPE 1125 Purified water47 Continuous

4

SEWR-TEXT 1126 Sewers/Drains: Text & annotations0 Continuous

3

STEM-PIPE 1127 Steam50 Continuous

4

STEM-TEXT 1128 Steam systems: Text & annotations0 Continuous

3

SUPT 1129 Pipe Support50 Continuous

3

WAST-PIPE 1130 Waste/Drains48 Continuous

4

WATR-PIPE 1131 Water47 Continuous

4

WATR-TEXT 1132 Water: Text & annotations0 Continuous

3


2

-ANNO-PATT 1201 Patterning and Hatching6 Continuous

2

-ANNO-SCHD 1202 Schedules & tables 0 Continuous 3

-ANNO-SYMB 1203 Reference tags (section and detail callouts)7 Continuous

3

-ANNO-TEXT 1204 Drawing text, notes & legends0 Continuous

3


4

-AREA 1206 Maintenance Area116 Dashdot2

4

-CENT 1207 Center lines0 Center2

2

-DETL-1 1237 Part 1: Object lines48 Continuous

4


4


4


4

-DETL-5 1241 Part 5: Object lines 50 Continuous 4

-DETL-BOLD 1208 Bold lines115 Continuous

4


2

-DETL-DASH-1 1242 Part 1: Dashed lines0 Dashed2

2


2


2


2


2

-DETL-FAST-1 1247 Part 1: Fasteners51 Continuous

3


3

-DETL-FAST-3 1249 Part 3: Fasteners 52 Continuous 3


3


3


2


2

-DETL-HIDD-1 1252 Part 1: Hidden lines51 Hidden2

3


3


3


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3


3


3

-DETL-PATT-1 1257 Part 1: Hatch lines3 Continuous

1


1


1


1


1

-DETL-PHAT-1 1262 Part 1: Phantom lines0 Phantom2

2


2


2


2


2

-ELEV 1213 Elevation 54 Continuous 3

-ELEV-EQPM 1214 Elevation: equipment102 Continuous

4

-ELEV-FIXT 1215 Elevation: fixtures116 Continuous

4

-ELEV-GLAZ 1216 Elevation: glazing70 Continuous

3

-ELEV-HRDW 1217 Elevation: hardware11 Continuous

3

-ELEV-OVHD 1218 Elevation: overhead54 Continuous

4

-ELEV-PATT 1219 Elevation: texture and patterns6 Continuous

1

-ELEV-STRC 1220 Elevation: Support structures50 Continuous

4

-EQPM-1 1267 Equipment -150 Continuous

4


4

-EQPM-3 1269 Equipment -3 47 Continuous 4


4


4

-EQPM-CART 1272 Equipment: Part containers/Carts/Rack, etc2 Continuous

2

-EQPM-PART 1273 Equipment: Centerfuge Parts1 Continuous

2

-EQPM-REFU 1274 Equipment: Refurbished12 Continuous

4

-EQPM-SAFE 1275 Equipment: Safety guarding/Fencing51 Continuous

3

-EQPM-TOOL 1276 Equipment: Tooling7 Continuous

2

-EQPM-WAST 1277 Equipment: Waste and recycling containers1 Continuous

2

-EXHS 1221 Exhaust system54 Continuous

3

-MAJQ 1222 Major equipment 10 Continuous 4

-MAJQ-BDRY 1223 Module Boundaries134 Center2

4

-MAJQ-CTRL 1224 Major equipment: control systems111 Continuous

4

-MAJQ-DATA 1225 Major equipment: data/communications116 Continuous

4

-MAJQ-FIRE 1226 Major equipment: fire/security115 Continuous

4

-MAJQ-LITE 1227 Major equipment: electrical lighting52 Continuous

4

-MAJQ-MISC 1228 Major equipment: miscellaneous53 Continuous

4

-MAJQ-POWR 1229 Major equipment: electrical power114 Continuous

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-MAJQ-SUPT 1230 Major equipment:Supports51 Continuous

3

-MINQ 1231 Minor equipment47 Continuous

4

-POWR 1232 Power47 Continuous

4

-SPCL 1233 Special equipment53 Continuous

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ANNO-SYMB 302 Reference tags (ie..section and detail callouts)7 Continuous

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BEAM-STEL 305 beams114 Continuous

4

BRCG-STEL 306 bracing49 Continuous

3

COLS-STEL 307 building Column116 Continuous

4

CONC-HIDD 308 Concrete Hidden lines4 Hidden2

2

DETL-BOLD 309 Bold lines 115 Continuous 4


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EMBD-CONC 314 Concrete Embedments47 Continuous

3

FIRE-STEL 315 Fire proofing9 Continuous

0

FNDN 316 Grade Beams, Walls, Equipment Saddles and Foundations111 Continuous

4

FNDN-FTNG 317 Footings54 Continuous

4

FNDN-PCAP 318 Pile caps54 Continuous

4

FNDN-PIER 319 Foundation - piers 114 Continuous 4

FNDN-PILE 320 Piles: Concrete or Steel52 Continuous

4

FNDN-RBAR 321 Reinforcements115 Continuous

4

GIRT 322 Girts and Purlins / Girt lines / Sag Rods1 Continuous

4

HRAL 323 Handrail / Guardrail0 Phantom2

3

PLAT 324 Structural platform4 Continuous

2

SLAB-CONC 325 cast-in-place concrete & curbs53 Continuous

4

SLAB-DRAN 326 Drainage slope lines, Joints9 Continuous

0

STRS 327 Stairs4 Continuous

2

STRS-LADD 328 Ladders4 Continuous

2

WALL-CMUW 329 CMU Walls 4 Continuous 2

BORE Existing Borings120 0

1

CABLE0 0

0

CPT Existing Cone Penetrometer Tests120 0

1

CULV Existing Culvert120 0

1

FENCE-RAD Existing Rad Fence120 bw

1

GAS0 0

0

LEACHATE Existing Leachate Pipe120 6

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MHOLE Existing Manhole120 0

1

MW Existing Monitoring Wells120 0

1

PIEZ Existing Piezometers120 0

1

SURV-MONU Existing Survey Monument120 0

1

TEL0 0

0

VHOUSE Existing Valve House120 0

1

WASTELIM Existing Limits of Waste120 0

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