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CADD STANDARD SPECIFICATION

FOR AUTOCAD
Revision 1.1
December 2016
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This Document, which is one of a numbered set, is the property of
the Airport Authority. The information it contains is strictly
confidential to the Authority and must not be copied or reproduced
or disclosed to any third party without the specific written
permission of the Chief Executive Officer. Any breach of
confidence may well result in disciplinary and/or legal proceedings
and, in appropriate cases, a report to the ICAC. Upon request of
the Authority this Document must be immediately returned to the
Authority.
Revision 1.1
Date
Approval For Issue
Reviewed By
Checked By
No. Major Section Revised Description
1 Section 13 Titleblock layout is updated.

2 Appendix D Drawing number system is supplemented.
3 Section 21.1 & Appendix D – Revision number for pre-tender is added.
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1.0 SCOPE AND PURPOSE ................................................................................................................. 9

2.0 CADD STANDARD ........................................................................................................................ 10
3.0 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION .............................................................................................................. 10
3.1 Hardware ................................................................................................................................... 10
3.2 Software .................................................................................................................................... 10
4.0 SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS..................................................................................................... 11
4.1 File ............................................................................................................................................. 11
4.2 Media ......................................................................................................................................... 11
4.3 Label .......................................................................................................................................... 12
4.4 File List ...................................................................................................................................... 12
4.5 Drawing List ............................................................................................................................... 12
4.5.1 Details of Drawing list file .................................................................................................. 12
5.0 CADD FILE FORMAT .................................................................................................................... 13
5.1 Layer Structure .......................................................................................................................... 13
5.2 Entity Properties ........................................................................................................................ 13
5.2.1 Line Weight........................................................................................................................ 13
5.2.2 Line Type ........................................................................................................................... 13
5.2.3 Text (Lettering Style) ......................................................................................................... 13
5.5 Coordinate Basis ....................................................................................................................... 14
5.6 CADD File Accuracy .................................................................................................................. 14
5.7 Colour ........................................................................................................................................ 14
5.8 File Setting................................................................................................................................. 14
5.9 View ........................................................................................................................................... 14
5.10 Duplicate elements .................................................................................................................... 15
5.11 Use of Attachment Reference Files ........................................................................................... 15
6.0 PLOTTED MEDIA REQUIREMENT .............................................................................................. 15
6.1 Scanned image files .................................................................................................................. 15
6.2 Prints ......................................................................................................................................... 15
7.0 IDENTIFIERS ................................................................................................................................ 16
7.1 Facility Identification Number .................................................................................................... 16
7.1.1 Format ............................................................................................................................... 16
7.2 Use of Identifiers ....................................................................................................................... 16
8.0 FACILITY MANAGEMENT DATA .................................................................................................. 18
8.1 Graphics .................................................................................................................................... 18
9.0 DRAWING STANDARD FORMAT................................................................................................. 18
10.0 PURPOSE ..................................................................................................................................... 18
11.0 SHEET SIZE.................................................................................................................................. 18
11.1 Standard Sheets ........................................................................................................................ 18
11.2 Addendum Sheets ..................................................................................................................... 18
11.3 Reductions................................................................................................................................. 18
12.0 BORDER DIMENSION.................................................................................................................. 18
13.0 TITLE BLOCK STRIP .................................................................................................................... 19
13.1 Date ........................................................................................................................................... 19
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13.2 Signature Block ......................................................................................................................... 19

13.3 Drawing Title .............................................................................................................................. 19
13.4 Sheet Number ........................................................................................................................... 19
13.5 Multi-Sheet Drawing Numbers .................................................................................................. 19
13.6 CADD Drawings ........................................................................................................................ 19
14.0 DRAWING ORIENTATION ............................................................................................................ 20
14.1 General ...................................................................................................................................... 20
14.2 Project Drawings ....................................................................................................................... 20
14.3 North Arrow................................................................................................................................ 20
15.0 SCALE ........................................................................................................................................... 20
15.1 Minimum Standard .................................................................................................................... 20
15.2 Indications ................................................................................................................................. 20
16.0 SYMBOLS ..................................................................................................................................... 21
16.1 Symbol Library .......................................................................................................................... 21
16.2 Symbol Key ............................................................................................................................... 21
16.3 Identifiers ................................................................................................................................... 21
16.4 Match Line ................................................................................................................................. 21
17.0 TEXT ............................................................................................................................................. 22
17.1 Consistency ............................................................................................................................... 22
17.2 Height ........................................................................................................................................ 22
17.3 Style ........................................................................................................................................... 22
17.4 Titles & Subtitles ........................................................................................................................ 22
17.5 Underlining ................................................................................................................................ 22
17.6 Miscellaneous Notes and Dimensions ...................................................................................... 22
17.7 Orientation ................................................................................................................................. 22
18.0 NOMENCLATURE......................................................................................................................... 22
18.1 Terminology ............................................................................................................................... 22
18.2 Abbreviations ............................................................................................................................. 23
18.3 Consistency ............................................................................................................................... 23
19.0 DIMENSIONS ................................................................................................................................ 23
19.1 Unit of Measure ......................................................................................................................... 23
19.2 Location of Dimensions ............................................................................................................. 23
19.3 Dimensions on Layout Drawings ............................................................................................... 23
20.0 DETAILS, SCHEDULES AND EQUIPMENT DATA SHEETS ....................................................... 24
20.1 Detail Limits ............................................................................................................................... 24
20.2 Orientation ................................................................................................................................. 24
20.3 Identifying Symbols and Titles ................................................................................................... 24
20.4 Schedules .................................................................................................................................. 24
20.5 Equipment Data Sheet .............................................................................................................. 24
21.0 DRAWING REVISIONS................................................................................................................. 24
21.1 Revision Letters ......................................................................................................................... 24
21.2 Revision Cloud and Triangle ..................................................................................................... 25
21.3 Revision of Final Design Drawings ........................................................................................... 25

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21.4 Void Drawings............................................................................................................................ 25

21.5 Transmittal ................................................................................................................................. 25
22.0 REVISION DESCRIPTION............................................................................................................ 25
22.1 Preliminary Drawing Revisions.................................................................................................. 25
22.2 Tender Issue Drawing................................................................................................................ 26
22.3 Indications ................................................................................................................................. 26
23.0 DRAWING STATUS ...................................................................................................................... 26
24.0 PROJECT PRESENTATION ......................................................................................................... 27
24.1 General ...................................................................................................................................... 27
24.2 Contract Drawing Package........................................................................................................ 27
25.0 LAYOUT CONTROL ...................................................................................................................... 28
25.1 Horizontal Control ...................................................................................................................... 28
25.2 Vertical Control .......................................................................................................................... 28
26.0 SEQUENCE .................................................................................................................................. 28
26.1 Drawing Sets ............................................................................................................................. 28
26.2 Alternates .................................................................................................................................. 28
26.3 Revisions ................................................................................................................................... 29
26.4 Standards .................................................................................................................................. 29
27.0 CONTRACT DRAWING NUMBERING SYSTEM ......................................................................... 30
27.1 Purpose ..................................................................................................................................... 30
27.2 Drawing Numbering ................................................................................................................... 30
APPENDIX A LAYER STRUCTURE & DISCIPLINE CODES ............................................................. 31
A.1 OVERVIEW ............................................................................................................................... 31
A.2 CODE LIST 1 (For general civil contracts excluding Terminal Building and Airport Ancillary
Buildings) .............................................................................................................................................. 31
A.4 CODE LIST 3 (For Airport Ancillary Building Contracts) .......................................................... 34
A.5 INDEX OF TABLES ................................................................................................................... 35
A.5.1 LAYERS NAMING ............................................................................................................. 36
TABLE 1 GENERAL TO ALL DRAWINGS TYPE: G1 ...................................................................... 37
TABLE 2 CIVIL SURVEY INFORMATION TYPE: S1, R1 ................................................................ 39
TABLE 3 PAVING, HIGHWAY LAYOUT TYPE: C1 .......................................................................... 41
TABLE 4 SITE UTILITIES EXISTING AND PROPOSED TYPE: M1, E1 ........................................ 43
TABLE 5 DRAINAGE TYPE: C4 ...................................................................................................... 46
TABLE 6 SIGNAGE AND GRAPHICS TYPE: A3 ............................................................................. 47
TABLE 7 LIGHTING & PAVING TYPE: E2, C2, M2 ........................................................................ 48
TABLE 8 ARCHITECTURAL TYPE: A, A1....................................................................................... 50
TABLE 9 STRUCTURAL TYPE: R, S .............................................................................................. 54
TABLE 10 MECHANICAL TYPE: M ................................................................................................ 56
TABLE 11 FIRE SERVICES TYPE: F............................................................................................. 59
TABLE 12 ELECTRICAL / CAST-IN CONDUIT TYPE: E ............................................................... 62
TABLE 13 HYDRAULICS TYPE: H ................................................................................................ 65
TABLE 14 AGTS/APM TYPE: M3................................................................................................... 68
TABLE 15 SECURITY TYPE: E3 .................................................................................................... 70
TABLE 16 LANDSCAPING TYPE: A2, C5 ..................................................................................... 71

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TABLE 17 MASTER PLANNING .................................................................................................... 74

TABLE 18 OBSTACLE LIMITATION SURFACES TYPE: G2 ......................................................... 78
TABLE 19 COMMUNICATIONS TYPE: C ...................................................................................... 80
TABLE 20 LIFTS & ESCALATORS TYPE: L ................................................................................. 83
TABLE 21 AIRPORT SERVICES TYPE: B .................................................................................... 86
TABLE 22 SUPERSTRUCTURE TYPE: S3 ................................................................................... 89
TABLE 23 SUBSTRUCTURE TYPE: S2 ........................................................................................ 91
TABLE 24 AIRPORT SITE PLAN TYPE: X ................................................................................... 93
TABLE 25 HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL ALIGNMENTS, RAILWAY LAYOUT TYPE: C3.......... 97
TABLE 26 GEOTECHNICAL TYPE: G3 ........................................................................................ 99
TABLE 27 GEOPHYSICAL TYPE: G4......................................................................................... 101
TABLE 28 CONSTRUCTION SUPPORT ..................................................................................... 102
TABLE 29 AIRPORT ANCILLARY BUILDINGS TYPE: Z ............................................................ 104
TABLE 30 FIELD SURVEY RECORD Type: S4 .......................................................................... 108
APPENDIX B UTILITY IDENTIFICATION SCHEME ......................................................................... 109
APPENDIX C HONG KONG GRID SYSTEM .................................................................................... 111
APPENDIX D DRAWING NUMBERING SYSTEM ............................................................................ 112
APPENDIX E LINE WEIGHT AND LINE TYPE ................................................................................. 119
APPENDIX F FONT STYLE .............................................................................................................. 120
APPENDIX G CAT Code .................................................................................................................... 121
APPENDIX H PLOT STYLE SETTING FOR COLOR AND PEN WIDTH .......................................... 134
APPENDIX I 1:500, 1:1000 AND 1:2000 DRAWING MATRIX ......................................................... 135
APPENDIX J STANDARD ABBREVIATION ...................................................................................... 138
APPENDIX K DRAWING PRODUCTION GUIDELINES ................................................................... 167
K.1 CIVIL ENGINEERING DRAWINGS......................................................................................... 167
K.2 LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS ...................................................................................................... 170
K.3 ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS.............................................................................................. 172
K.4 STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS.................................................................................................... 174
K.5 MECHANICAL, PLUMBING AND FIRE PROTECTION DRAWINGS ..................................... 175
K.6 ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS...................................................................................................... 181
K.7 SIGNAGE AND GRAPHICS .................................................................................................... 198
APPENDIX L STANDARD PROFILES .............................................................................................. 200
APPENDIX M STANDARD TITLE BLOCK ......................................................................................... 201
APPENDIX N STANDARD NOTATION AND SYMBOL ..................................................................... 207
APPENDIX O STANDARD IMPLEMENTATION CHECK LIST .......................................................... 349

Terminology
ATTRIBUTE DATA THAT DESCRIBES FACTS OR CHARACTERISTICS OF A

DATA FACILITY.
AUTOCAD A GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN/DRAFTING

APPLICATION DEVELOPED BY AUTODESK, INC.
CADD FILE A FILE PRODUCED BY A CADD SYSTEM. THE SOFTWARE MAY

BE MICROSTATION FROM BENTLEY SYSTEMS OR AUTOCAD
FROM AUTODESK.
CADD COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN AND DRAUGHTING
DGN FORMAT OF MICROSTATION FILE. THIS FILE IS COMMONLY

TERMED “DESIGN FILE”.
DWG FORMAT OF AUTOCAD FILE.
FACILITY AN ITEM TO BE MANAGED BY THE FACILITY MANAGEMENT (FM)

SYSTEM. IT CAN BE A PRODUCT, SYSTEM, EQUIPMENT, FINISH,
STYLE, ETC.
FIN FACILITY IDENTIFICATION NUMBER. REFERS TO SECTION 7.1

FOR DETAILS.
MICROSTATION A GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN/DRAFTING

APPLICATION DEVELOPED BY BENTLEY SYSTEMS.

1.0 SCOPE AND PURPOSE
This specification identifies the CADD and drawing submission requirements which govern
design and construction of the Hong Kong International Airport. This document is to serve as
a guideline specification and drawing standards for production of drawings in AutoCAD format
for projects adopting BIM processes or other design or work contract as specified by the
Authority.

2.0 CADD STANDARD
Sections 2 to 8 outline the requirements for layer structure, identifiers and abbreviations.
Related information on drawing numbering system, CADD file settings and use of abbreviations
can be found in Appendices A to P.
All CADD files submitted shall match the accompanying hard copy drawings. Each party
shall deliver the CADD data in the exact format specified by the Authority. The Authority also
established "levels of acceptability" in comparing the hard copy with the CADD files. Adherence
to the standards and requirements in this specification is mandatory. Any and all exceptions to
these standards must be approved in writing by the Authority prior to incorporation into the
drawings.
3.0 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
3.1 Hardware
The principal CADD system of the Authority consists of the IBM or compatible PCs operating
under Windows 7.
3.2 Software
The principal CADD software packages employed by the Authority are shown below:
Application Areas Software

CADD Autodesk AutoCAD 2013 or above
3D Modeling and review Autodesk Revit 2016

Autodesk Civil 3D 2016
Navisworks 2016

4.0 SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS
The Consultants/Contractors shall submit hard copies of their drawings and all related CADD
files, Xrefs and fonts.
All submittals must conform to the following requirements:
4.1 File
All data submitted to the Authority must be directly loadable to the Authority's CADD system
as specified in section 3.2. CADD files shall be submitted in AutoCAD DWG file format and
PDF (no less than 300 dpi). AutoCAD plot Style file format, Plotter configuration (PC3) files …etc.
used for generating the hard copies shall also be submitted. The submission must include a
complete set of "drawing files" from which it is possible to re-plot the submitted drawings.
Any software developed or purchased by the Consultants/Contractors and approved by the

Authority in connection with The Services shall be handed over to the Authority together with
relevant data files and user manuals at the completion of The Services.
Any exceptions to these requirements must be approved in writing by the Authority.
4.2 Media
All submission in electronic or digital form shall conform to the following media and formats
which are supported by the Authority’s in-house CADD system:
Storage Media Supported Supported Format

Storage
Capacity
DVD-ROM 4.7GB Microsoft Windows 7 compatible
Blu-Ray disc 50GB Microsoft Windows 7 compatible
CD-ROM 700MB Microsoft Windows 7 compatible

4.3 Label
The Consultants/Contractors shall provide a type written label attached to each and every
item of optical media submitted. The label shall contain the following information:
Contact CADD/FM Person Name Tel / Fax Number
Main Consultants or Contractors Name Contract Number
Sub-consultant or Sub-contractor Name
Submittal Description (in accordance with contract documents i.e. “Preliminary Design)
Media Description (i.e. record size, etc.)
Submittal Date (dd/mm/yy) Media ID (i.e. tape 1 of 3)
4.4 File List
A hard copy listing on A4 paper shall be provided with each submission. This list shall contain
the names of all drawing files, model files and other associated files included in optical media.
The list shall also indicate the use of layer structure and discipline type e.g. A.5 Drainage C4
( refer to Appendix A Table A4 for details ). This description may only appear once when it
refers to a set of file names.
4.5 Drawing List
The Consultant/Contractor shall submit both the hard and electronic copy of the drawing list.
The hard copy drawing list shall be on A4 paper with format as shown in 4.5.1
The electronic drawing list shall be in Microsoft Excel, and pdf format file.
4.5.1 Details of Drawing list file
• Drawing Number
• Revision
• Title
• Scale
• File Name
• Status
• Size of Drawing
• Scan file image filename
• Asset System code
• Asset Location code
Details of the drawing list should refer to the Excel template file issued together.

5.0 CADD FILE FORMAT
5.1 Layer Structure
All CADD files shall conform to the Authority's layer structure as described in Appendix A. Each
discipline has its own layer structure. The structures describe layer, colour, line weight and line
type assignment with respect to the nature of the graphic elements.
Additional Layers and line weights that are not listed on the layer structure, but are
necessary for drawing production (i.e., plan background on HVAC drawings), shall be
selected appropriately to communicate the information on the drawing without conflicting or
interfering with the layer structure. Consultants/Contractors shall coordinate with the Authority
if required.
Additions and Exceptions to the layer structure must be approved in writing by the Authority
before incorporating into CADD files.
5.2 Entity Properties
5.2.1 Line Weight
Color and line weight shall be set to “BYLAYER”, for purposes of clarity. Utilizing line weights is
an effective means of communicating important information about the facility and the design
Project.
The only permissible line weight are listed as below. The plotted line width may be achieved
with the use of plot styles setting as described in Appendix H. Use of additional line weight shall
seek for the Authority’s approval. Refer to Appendix E for actual appearance.
Line Weight (mm)
0.13
0.25
0.35
0.50
0.80
1.0
2.0
5.2.2 Line Type
The only permissible line type Codes are 0 to 7. Refer to Appendix E for actual appearance.
Broken lines must be one continuous line string and not multiple line segments. In order to
produce plots which match the requirement of line types, the type may be redefined in the
plotter configuration file. Since this file defines styles in "plotter resolution units" which varies
with each model of plotter, dash/gap sizes as specified in Appendix E shall be used and
converted into the appropriate number of resolution units for the model of plotter to be used.
5.2.3 Text (Lettering Style)
The text font shall be Ar i a l Font in AutoCAD standard font library. Sample of the font is
shown in Appendix F. Plotted text heights are defined below:
Height Item
2.5mm Normal Text, Notes, Dimensions

3.5mm Sub-headings
5.0mm Headings

All text shall be in upper case and shall be easily readable on half-size prints. Text shall be
placed on appropriate levels as specified in Appendix A.
5.5 Coordinate Basis
All CADD files shall be produced using metric units and the Hong Kong Grid Coordinate System.
Drawings shall be scaled at time of plotting and not during drafting. The standardised use of
the Hong Kong Grid Coordinate System is necessary for interfacing CADD data from the
various contracts and also for facility management and digital terrain modeling systems. All
drawing element in Model View shall be drawn in true coordinates.
5.6 CADD File Accuracy
The accuracy for all CADD files shall be set to 0.1 mm. As the Authority will be taking coordinate
readouts directly from CADD files, the files shall be so accurate as to meet the parameters
outlined in their corresponding design specifications.
Graphic elements within CADD files shall reflect true design dimensions.
5.7 Colour
Default AutoCAD colour Index (ACI) table shall be adopted. Colour assignment for different
layers shall conform to Appendix A Table 1 to Table 30. Refer to Appendix H for line weight of
each colour.
5.8 File Setting
All submitted drawings must use the setting in CADD Standard. In particular the drawing units
and true coordinates must be strictly followed. Any exceptions must be approved in writing by
the Authority.
When graphic elements are drawn in a two dimensional plane, an active depth of Z = 0 shall be
used when appropriate. All CADD files must be three dimensional, any exceptions shall be
approved in writing by the Authority.
5.9 View
Upon delivery, all the graphic elements within the drawing frame and title block must be fitted
in a viewport. This can be achieved in AutoCAD by issuing the command “ZOOM” “ALL”
and then saving the design file.

5.10 Duplicate elements
Duplicate elements within CADD files must be avoided. Duplication refers to more than one
identical object sharing the same element symbology and spatial location.
A model or CADD file for a single drawing may include multiple references or drawing files
representing models for different common project data according to disciplines and categories
in forming the drawing record. References of the parent model file in any form; including clip
reference or mask reference must be avoided completely as they will bring in duplicate
elements.
5.11 Use of Attachment Reference Files
CADD files for drawing records may include direct reference files that do not include duplicate
elements as noted in 5.10. Attachment of reference files that require further interpretation
must be avoided. Reference description should be provided to describe what information is
provided in the attached reference files.
If the attached reference files are not displayed in the CADD files, they must be detached from
the CADD files. There must be no broken references in the CADD files.
With the exception for aerial photography, raster references must be avoided.
6.0 PLOTTED MEDIA REQUIREMENT
6.1 Scanned image files
The drawings shall be scanned in PDF format.
- 1x A0 or original size paper copies with contractor’s or consultant’s as-constructed stamp and
representative signature;
- 1x A2 paper copies reproduced from the original signed copy;
- 1x soft copy of CADD drawing files in AutoCAD format that complies with requirements
specified in the Airport Authority AutoCAD Standard Specification;
- 1x soft copy of scan images for the signed as-constructed drawings in PDF format. The PDF
files should be named similar to the corresponding CADD drawing files, followed by the revision
and with the ‘pdf’ file extension. For black & white drawings, the signed hard copies should be
scanned at 300 dpi resolution. For colored drawings, the signed hard copies should be scanned
at 300 dpi resolution with 8 bits color setting.
- 1x soft copy of the drawing list in EXCEL file format as noted in Section 4.5.1
6.2 Prints
All drawings must be plotted on a media which is capable of producing high quality prints to the
satisfaction of the Authority.

7.0 IDENTIFIERS
CADD presents the designer with the opportunity to make a drawing "intelligent." Intelligence
in this context means that an electronic drawing can carry true real-world coordinates and
additional non-graphic information that is usually not plotted on the drawing, but that can be
accessed through the CADD system. However, to exploit this capability, an identification
scheme is necessary for all relevant components. By agreement with the Authority, the
Consultants/Contractors may be required to incorporate identifiers into the CADD drawings. The
following sections will describe how various components, products, systems and utilities are
identified.
7.1 Facility Identification Number
The Facility Identification Number (FIN) is a number used in the Facility Management (FM)
system to identify each and every facility. A facility can be a product, system, equipment, finish,
style etc. The Consultants/Contractors shall assign a FIN to each facility under their Contract to
meet the Authority's requirements.
FIN is classified into two families, unique and categorical. Unique FIN is assigned to only one
individual facility and Categorical FIN is assigned to a group of identical facilities within a
Contract. The Consultants/Contractors shall refer to their Contract Specification to determine
whether to assign unique or categorical FIN to a facility.
7.1.1 Format
FIN is composed of three fields. Hyphen (-) is used as the field delimiter. The format of FIN is
shown below:
CCCC-FFF-SSSS
CCCC is the Contract Number. The Contract Number can be up to four characters long.
FFF is the facility abbreviation code. It represents the type of facility and can be up to three
characters long. The codes are listed in Appendix J, marked with an asterisk. In the event
that a new code is required, the Consultants/Contractors shall propose a code to the
Authority. Upon approval, the new code will be included in the list.
SSSS is a four digit item number. This number is used to differentiate facilities. The
Consultants/Contractors shall assign this number at their discretion. Leading zeros shall be
suppressed.
7.2 Use of Identifiers
Identifiers are used throughout the project. They shall be incorporated into the documents
during design in the specifications, on the drawings, and in equipment and/or finish schedules
in project record documents and in Equipment Data Sheets. A description of how identifiers
are incorporated in documents is itemized below.
(1) Specifications
Identifiers for products, equipment, systems, styles or finishes shall be listed in the
technical sections of the document.
(2) CADD Drawings
CADD files can be supplemented with attribute data of facilities. Graphic symbols
shall carry the identifier as part of the drawing. In most cases, this identifier will not
be plotted. Symbols are a graphical representation of the facility. The identifier
allows the tracking and inventory of all the facilities.

(3) Schedules
Master schedule formats shall include columns for identifiers. Identifiers as appropriate shall
be included in schedules and coordinated with drawings and specifications.
(4) Equipment Data Sheets
Equipment Data Sheets are required as part of the Final Contract Documents and of Project
Record Documents submittal. Identifiers as appropriate shall be included in Equipment Data
Sheets.

8.0 FACILITY MANAGEMENT DATA
By agreement with the Authority, the Consultants/Contractors may be required to submit facility
management data. The submission requirements are described in the following sections.
8.1 Graphics
The Consultants/Contractors shall represent facilities by non shared blocks in their submitted CADD
files. Identical facilities shall be placed with the same block definition and thus carry the same graphics
representation and block name. All blocks must have an enter data field. The Consultants/Contractors
shall enter the assigned FIN for the facility, as defined in 7.1, into the enter data field, after placing the
facility block into a CADD file.
The enter data field shall be thirteen characters long. This serves as a link between graphics and
attribute data. It shall be placed on the designated level according to discipline of the associated
facility (refer to Appendix A for details). That is, graphics representation and enter data field will be on
different levels. This scheme allows the FINs to be turned off for plotting and normal viewing.
9.0 DRAWING STANDARD FORMAT
The following sections 9 to 26 are the format specification for drawing production. Other relevant
information on production guidelines, profiles, title blocks, details and symbols can be found in
Appendices K to N.
10.0 PURPOSE
The purpose of this specification is to establish the standard format, content and sequence of all
drawings.
11.0 SHEET SIZE
11.1 Standard Sheets
The standard drawing sheet size for all contracts shall be A0, A3 and A4. The use of A1 drawing
sheet requires prior, separate approval by the Authority. (See Appendix M for the sample of A1
drawing sheet).
11.2 Addendum Sheets
Addendum or change order sheets shall be A4 size unless otherwise directed by the
Authority.
11.3 Reductions
A2 reduced size prints, i.e. photographically reduced half-size prints from A0 may be used for
bidding, review or field reference purposes with the prior written approval of the Authority.
All dimensions of sheet size are outside edge dimensions for finished print size and include all title
blocks and border space.
12.0 BORDER DIMENSION
A0 size sheet borders shall be 20 mm on top, bottom, right and left side from the sheet edge. A3
and A4 sheets shall have 8 mm border.

13.0 TITLE BLOCK STRIP
The title blocks for A0, A1, A3 and A4 size drawings are listed in Appendix M.
13.1 Date
The date shall be listed in the following manner:

dd-mmm-yy
where dd = date (06)

mmm = month (JUL)
yy = year (16)
13.2 Signature Block
(1) The initials or name of the designer, draughtsman and checker shall be shown.
(2) All Design Consultant drawings shall be signed by the responsible consultant
personnel.
(3) Final submittal drawings shall be signed by the Consultants Engineering Manager and
Project Manager together with their names in capital letters.
(4) No electronic signature is allowed on the drawing.
13.3 Drawing Title
The A3 drawing title block shall include no more than five lines for description.
(1) Title shall agree with the drawing control log.
13.4 Sheet Number
All drawing sheets in a package shall be consecutively numbered. See paragraph 26.0.
13.5 Multi-Sheet Drawing Numbers
The sheet number for multi-sheet drawings shall be incorporated in the title. For example:
Architectural Detail
Sheet 4 of 10
13.6 CADD Drawings
All drawings produced by CADD shall be identified by a block placed along the lower right hand
border, which contains computer file information. Refer to Appendix M for example.

14.0 DRAWING ORIENTATION
14.1 General
Drawings shall be orientated so that the chainage progresses from left to print across the sheet.
Any deviation requires prior Authority approval.
14.2 Project Drawings
Drawing content shall be carefully organized so that the designer's intent can be easily
understood. Related information shall be grouped together in an orderly arrangement.
14.3 North Arrow
The Hong Kong grid North Arrow shall preferably be displayed in the upper right hand corner of plan
sheets, directed to the top of the drawing where feasible or otherwise directed to the right.
The key plan and North Arrow can be displayed in the lower right hand corner, as an alternate
arrangement, subject to the approval of the Authority.
15.0 SCALE
15.1 Minimum Standard
Generally, drawing scales shall be appropriate to represent all the material held within the drawing.
15.2 Indications
Scale indications of each drawing or element shall be neatly lettered following or below the title of the
drawing or element. Graphic scales shall be shown on all drawings to be photographically reduced.
Specific scale requirements for each drawing discipline can be consulted from Appendix K.1 through
K.7.

16.0 SYMBOLS
16.1 Symbol Library
In order to enhance the readability of all drawings, the Authority requires that all symbols shall be
standardized. The standard symbols library is attached in Appendix N. The Consultants/Contractors
shall follow this standard symbol library. In case of required symbol not listed in the library, the
Consultants/Contractors shall submit their preference for the Authority's approval before incorporating
the symbol in their drawings.
16.2 Symbol Key
Symbols used shall be identified in a symbol key in each set of drawing documents.
16.3 Identifiers
Facility Management Identifiers are described in Requirements, Computer-Aided Facility Management

Standard Specification. These identifiers, coordinated with standard symbol names shall be used
consistently throughout the project on all contracts, on all documents.
16.4 Match Line
Match lines shall be utilized where a portion of a drawing is continued on another sheet. A Match
Line shall be Line-type 7 (Appendix E) and text height shall be approximately 3.5 mm.
Centered on the length of the Match Line the wording shall appear:
"Match Line - FOR CONTINUATION SEE DRAWING NO. ."
A sample is shown in Appendix N.

17.0 TEXT
17.1 Consistency
Text on all drawings shall be consistent in style throughout.
17.2 Height
Text height shall be appropriate for the type of information to be presented and adequate to remain
legible after multiple reproduction. Height of text to accommodate photographically reduced half-
size prints shall be 2.5 mm minimum.
17.3 Style
Refer to Appendix F for standard font styles.
17.4 Titles & Subtitles
Uniform height capital letters shall be used for both titles and subtitles. Text height shall be 5 mm
for title and 3.5 mm for subtitle with a pen thickness of 0.5 mm.
17.5 Underlining
All major detail titles (not title block) shall be underlined with a single 0.5 mm line.
17.6 Miscellaneous Notes and Dimensions
For miscellaneous notes and dimensions, upper case letters shall be used. Minimum text height shall
be 2.5 mm.
Notes too long to be located at the detail shall be referred to by number and entered in a column at
the right side of the drawing. Short notes shall be kept in close proximity to the subject detail.
17.7 Orientation
All Text shall be oriented to read from left to right, or from top to bottom .
18.0 NOMENCLATURE
18.1 Terminology
Standard terminology used in all drawings shall be in accordance with the terms established in this
standards manual and in general use throughout the industry. Excessive descriptions on drawings
shall be avoided.

18.2 Abbreviations
Abbreviations shall conform to standard abbreviations. Abbreviations shall be used only as

necessary on the drawings, and shall be explained in an abbreviation key contained on a drawing in
the document set.
18.3 Consistency
Nomenclature shall be consistent throughout the drawing set, and coordinated with the
General Specification.
19.0 DIMENSIONS
The Metric System of Units shall be used.
(1) The project coordinate control system, contour designations and elevations shall be
expressed as metres to three decimal places e.g. 10.345 m.
(2) Layout work may also use metres to three decimal places to conform to the coordinate
control system or whole numbers (metres) to measure a large dimension, e.g.,
earthworks, overall building dimension, etc.
In general, dimensions and coordinates should be indicated to the accuracy of one whole mm.
However, greater accuracy may be required for some details.
19.1 Unit of Measure
The appropriate unit of measure shall be defined by a note on the drawing of principal dimensions;
thereafter, only units of measure which differ from those of the principal dimensions shall have
dimensional unit abbreviations. The reduced size drawing shall be stamped with a note: "REDUCED
DRAWINGS - DO NOT SCALE FOR DIMENSION", this phrase shall be positioned just above the
title box near the bottom right hand corner of the drawing border.
19.2 Location of Dimensions
To reduce the possibility of error due to changes or revisions, dimensions shall be shown in one
location only on the drawing and referenced on other drawings or details as necessary for clarity.
Dimension from base structural grid or site grid for overall dimension control. Larger scale drawings
have precedence for dimension control and shall be developed with respect to the grid lines.
19.3 Dimensions on Layout Drawings
Basic vertical elevations of piping and equipment shall be dimensioned from floor level or given
common reference point as opposed to dimensions from other structures or piping.
Repetition of dimensions within a single sheet shall be avoided. Dimensions of lines crossing
matchlines shall be repeated on the matching sheet so each will be complete.
Dimensions which are out of scale shall be undermarked "NTS". However, every effort shall be
made to keep drawings to accurate scale.
Dimensions, etc., undefined or for temporary information during the design phase shall be
encircled on the sheet and marked "HOLD".

20.0 DETAILS, SCHEDULES AND EQUIPMENT DATA SHEETS
20.1 Detail Limits
Details shall be identified by encircling the areas to be clarified and connecting this circle with the detail
symbol. See Appendix N on standard Symbols for sections and details.
The larger scale detail as developed shall include the entire area encircled on the smaller scale
drawing. Detail as shown shall not be encircled.
20.2 Orientation
The orientation of the detail drawing shall be identical to that of the plan, elevation, etc., where
it is identified. Wherever practical, details shall be drawn in the immediate vicinity of their
identification symbols.
20.3 Identifying Symbols and Titles
All details shall be designated by numbers or alphanumeric characters.
Wherever practical, details shall be listed consecutively, 1, 2, 3, etc., from left to right and from
top to bottom on the sheet on which they are drawn.
20.4 Schedules
Master schedule formats established by the Authority and the Design Consultants/Contractors,
are available from the Authority. These formats are standard and shall be used consistently by all
Design Consultants/Contractors. Coordination with the Authority is required for any modification or
addition to the schedule.
Identifiers and marks in schedules shall be on a project-wide basis to consistently and specifically
identify and locate a scheduled item.
20.5 Equipment Data Sheet
Updated Equipment Data Sheets are required as part of the Record Documents submittal by the
Design Consultant or Contractor. These provide project record information regarding the installed
components that can be entered into the Authority's Facility Management files. Equipment Data
Sheets must be included in the final Contract Documents submittal. These sheets shall include all
components specified in the Contract Documents.
The format of this sheet is standard and shall be used by all Design Consultants and
Contractors. A hard copy format is available from the Authority.
21.0 DRAWING REVISIONS
21.1 Revision Letters
The first issue of a drawing for each status code shall use the Revision Letter A. The
description box which is listed in Appendix M will be marked "FIRST ISSUE" or “TENDER ISSUE”
(For Tender Phase only).
Every subsequently revised drawing issued shall bear a new Revision Letter. No two
different issues of the same drawings shall have the same Drawing Revision Letter.
Each revised issue of a drawing shall be identified by a revision letter A, B, C etc. After
revision Z the letters will commence with AA.

The pre-tender drawing set for each status code shall use the revision number 1, 2, 3 etc.
21.2 Revision Cloud and Triangle
All revisions on the body of the plotted drawing shall be clearly identified. Each area in which a revision
occurs shall be ringed with a cloud and marked with an equilateral triangle containing the current
revision letter. Revision Clouds created in CADD files shall consist of arcs.
21.3 Revision of Final Design Drawings
The following procedures shall apply:
Drawings which are produced for tender design submission should be labeled Revision A.
21.4 Void Drawings
Where portions of a drawing shall be voided, the area to be voided shall be outlined and an "X" placed
across the area voided. The word "VOID" shall be placed across the centre of the "X". If an entire
sheet is voided, an "X" shall be placed from corner to corner of the sheet with the word "VOID" at the
centre of the "X". Also, the word "VOID" shall be placed across the title block sheet number, and on
the appropriate sheet on the index of drawings.
21.5 Transmittal
After revisions are completed, the following items shall be delivered to the Authority: (1)
Summary of Changes to Drawings
(2) Originals of Revised Drawings (both hard copy and electronic media) (3)
Revised List of Drawings
22.0 REVISION DESCRIPTION
A concise description of each revision shall be entered into the revision column. The revision column
indicates the history and development of the drawing and therefore the description shall be as
informative as is practical, but shall not include the reasons for the revisions.
The date of completion of the revision and the name or initials of the person effecting the
revision shall be stated.
Words such as "generally revised", "minor revisions" or other broad descriptions shall be
avoided.
All previous revision descriptions shall be deleted when:
(1) there is no space to include the new revision within the revision column when all
columns are filled up.
(2) a design drawing becomes a tender drawing.
22.1 Preliminary Drawing Revisions
For preliminary Design Drawings, the following might describe the purpose of issue such as "ISSUED
FOR SCOPE STATEMENT", "ISSUED FOR IN-HOUSE REVIEW", "ISSUED BEFORE FINAL
SUBMITTAL".

22.2 Tender Issue Drawing
Tender issue drawings shall be identified by overprinting (A2) or stamping (A0). For first tender
issue, the revision box shall be left blank. The revision letter shall be re-set to A.
22.3 Indications
(1) On Preliminary Design Drawings or Sketches, each revision shall be 'clouded' with the
revision letter in an adjacent triangle.
(2) Each revision shall be dated with day, month and year.
(3) Initials for draughtsman or lead designer/engineer shall be entered.
(4) Group Project Architect/Engineer shall enter his initials as the other revision checker.
(5) When applicable, signature shall be hand-initialed at time of issue, and initials shall be
entered in the appropriate area on the CADD file.
23.0 DRAWING STATUS
Drawing status shall be indicated by a stamp, except for Construction drawings which shall have
no indicated status.
Tender drawings shall be stamped “FOR TENDER”.
As Built drawings shall be stamped “AS BUILT” for employer’s drawing
As Constructed drawings from the Contractor shall be stamped, for sign-off by the AP, as per
below’s example;
CONTRACT 301 - PASSENGER TERMINAL FOUNDATIONS AS-

CONSTRUCTED DRAWINGS
I hereby certify that the information contained on these ‘as-constructed’
drawings is a true record of the Works as constructed.
Signed by:
For and on behalf of:

24.0 PROJECT PRESENTATION
24.1 General
The Design Drawings shall be organized into contract sets as determined by the Authority. The
drawings listed in Section 23.2(1) are a sample of a complete contract drawing package, although it
may not be appropriate to all disciplines.
24.2 Contract Drawing Package
(1) Organization
• Title Sheet
• Index of Drawings, General Notes, Symbols & Abbreviations
• Site Plan
• Master Column Grid
• General Notes, Symbols and Abbreviations
• Key Plan
• Quantity Schedules
• Phasing Drawings
• Design Drawings
(2) Title Sheet
The title sheet shall include the following:
• Name of Project
• Title of Contract Package
• Code Analysis Summary
• Title and Signature Block.
(3) Index of Drawings
All drawings shall be listed by drawing number and title. (4)
General Notes and Symbols
The general notes drawing shall include all notes, symbols, abbreviations, etc., that are of
general information to the project. Refer to Appendix N for details.
(5) Site Plan
Available site drawings are provided by the Authority for incorporation into final design
drawings by the Design Consultant.
(6) Key Plan
Overall plan is oriented in the same direction as the full scale drawing indicating the extent
of the project and how drawings are organized, as shown in Appendix I. Grid indicators and
coordinate nomenclature on Key Plan shall be as shown in Appendix C.
(7) Quantity Schedules
Quantity schedules shall be included on the drawings indicating contract quantities for all
bid items/pay items. The schedule shall itemize all units included in the Design
Consultant's final cost estimate. The schedule shall itemize pay item (specification item),
section number, unit of measure and estimate of quantity.

On contracts where per unit costs are desired, anticipated per unit items may be
itemized on the Bid Form for contractor's unit pricing.
(8) Sequence
Design drawing sequence shall be as set forth in 25.1.
25.0 LAYOUT CONTROL
25.1 Horizontal Control
The alignment control of all runway, taxiway, roadway and facility drawings shall be based on and
referenced to the Hong Kong Grid Coordinate System.
25.2 Vertical Control
Vertical elevations to be measured in metres above the principle datum Hong Kong.
26.0 SEQUENCE
26.1 Drawing Sets
Drawings shall be bound in a single set whenever feasible and arranged in the following
sequence:
(1) Phasing/Staging drawings
(2) Civil drawings
(3) Landscape drawings
(4) Architectural drawings
(5) Vertical penetrations and conveying system drawings
(6) Structural drawings (7)
Mechanical drawings (8)
Hydraulic drawings
(9) Fire Protection drawings
(10) Electrical drawings
(11) Other special disciplines, i.e.: Baggage Handling, Signage and Graphics, etc.
For larger projects which require the contract document drawings sets to be bound in several sets,
drawings in a group listed above shall not be split between two sets unless approved by the Authority.
Refer to Appendix K.1 through K.7 for specific drawing organization within each discipline.
26.2 Alternates
Alternate drawings shall be prepared separately to clearly define the extent of work for
bidding as an alternate or separate price basis.

26.3 Revisions
Revisions shall be clearly indicated on the drawings and cross referenced to the revision listing
on the title block of each drawing sheet. Refer to 21.0 and 22.0.
26.4 Standards
These standards shall be used as a guide to the production of drawings and not as contract
documents for construction.

27.0 CONTRACT DRAWING NUMBERING SYSTEM
27.1 Purpose
All drawings shall be numbered according to the criteria outlined in this section. The purpose of this
numbering scheme is to avoid duplication and to ensure easy identification of all drawings. It also
assists in electronic tracking of both hard and electronic copies of all drawings used on the project.
This shall also apply to drawings issued by the Authority to Consultants and Contractors.
27.2 Drawing Numbering
Refer to Appendix D for the drawing numbering system for Authority contracts adopting BIM
processes.

APPENDIX A LAYER STRUCTURE & DISCIPLINE CODES
A.1 OVERVIEW
This appendix describes the use of layer structures for each discipline. Details of the layer structures
are shown in Tables 1 to 30. Each of these tables shows the layer structure for one or more discipline
types. The discipline types to which the tables refer are shown at the top of each table, in the form of a
type code.
The type codes for each discipline type are listed below in Code Lists 1, 2 & 3.
The discipline code to be used in the drawing number is also shown in these code lists.
Code List 1 shows the codes for general civil contracts, excluding Terminal Building and
Airport Ancillary Building contracts.
Code List 2 shows the codes for Terminal Building contracts only.
Code List 3 shows the codes for Airport Ancillary Buildings only.
There is also an index of the tables showing which type codes are associated with each table.
E.g. Code List 1 shows that a Civils contract LANDSCAPE file is type code A2, discipline code A,
and the Index of Tables shows that the layer structure can be found in Table 16.
A.2 CODE LIST 1 (For general civil contracts excluding Terminal Building and Airport Ancillary Buildings)
DISCIPLINE SUB-DISCIPLINE TYPE CODE DISCIPLINE

CODE
ARCHITECTURAL BUILDINGS, FURNITURE FIT OUT A1 A
LANDSCAPE A2 A
SIGNAGE & GRAPHICS A3 A
CIVIL BRIDGE, TRANSPORTATION, C1 C

INFRASTRUCTURE HIGHWAY LAYOUT, MARINE
STRUCTURE, PIER
RUNWAY, PAVINGS C2 C
RAILWAY LAYOUT, VERTICAL & C3 C

HORIZONTAL ALIGNMENT
STORMWATER DRAINAGE C4 C
IRRIGATION SYSTEM C5 C

DISCIPLINE SUB-DISCIPLINE TYPE CODE DISCIPLINE
CODE
ELECTRICAL COMMUNICATION SYSTEM (SITE E1 E

UTILITIES), TELECOMMUNICATION,
POWER SUPPLY, EMERGENCY
POWER
AIRFIELD LIGHTING, NAVAIDS E2 E

(LANDING SYSTEM), APRON
LIGHTING
SECURITY SYSTEM E3 E
GENERAL GENERAL LAYOUT, AREA G1 G

ARRANGEMENT CALCULATION, FINISHES &
ANNOTATION, ENVIRONMENTAL
OBSTACLE LIMITATION SURFACES G2 G
GEOTECHNICAL / GEOLOGICAL G3 G
GEOPHYSICAL G4 G
MECHANICAL FIRE HYDRANT, GAS SUPPLY, M1 M

POTABLE WATER SUPPLY, SEA
WATER SYSTEM
AVIATION FUEL HYDRANT, APRON M2 M

SERVICES
AUTOMATED PEOPLE MOVER (APM) M3 M
PROJECT P P
MANAGEMENT
QUANTITY Q Q
SURVEYOR
SITE SITE RECLAMATION R1 R

RECLAMATION
SURVEY AND LAND & MARINE SURVEY S1 S

STRUCTURAL
SUBSTRUCTURE S2 S
SUPERSTRUCTURE S3 S
FIELD SURVEY RECORDS S4 S
AIRPORT ISLAND MASTER PLANNING X X

DEVELOPMENT
PLAN

A.3 CODE LIST 2 (For Terminal Building Contracts)
DISCIPLINE TYPE CODE DISCIPLINE

CODE
ARCHITECTURAL A A
AIRPORT SYSTEMS B B
COMMUNICATION/ C C
CONTROLS
ELECTRICAL / CAST-IN E E
CONDUIT
FIRE PROTECTION F F
HYDRAULIC H H
STRUCTURE (AA S K
PRODUCED)
LIFTS, ESCALATORS L L
AND WALKWAYS
MECHANICAL M M
PROJECT P P
MANAGEMENT
QUANTITY SURVEYOR Q Q
ROOF R R
STRUCTURE S S
BUILDERS WORK S W
CLADDING A N
SURVEY S V
COORDINATION S X

A.4 CODE LIST 3 (For Airport Ancillary Building Contracts)
DISCIPLINE TYPE CODE DISCIPLINE

CODE
ARCHITECTURAL Z A
CIVIL Z C
DRAINAGE Z D
ELECTRICAL Z E
FIRE SERVICES Z F
GEOTECHNICAL Z G
LANDSCAPING Z L
MECHANICAL Z M
PLUMBING Z P
STRUCTURAL Z S
COMBINED / COORDINATED Z V
SERVICES (CSD)
UTILITIES CONNECTIONS Z U
( SITE SERVICES )
BUILDERS WORK (SEM) Z W

A.5 INDEX OF TABLES
TABLE NO. DESCRIPTION TYPE CODE
1 GENERAL TO ALL DRAWINGS G1
2 CIVIL SURVEY INFORMATION S1, R1
3 PAVING, HIGHWAY LAYOUT C1
4 SITE UTILITIES EXISTING AND M1,E1

PROPOSED
5 DRAINAGE C4
6 SIGNAGE AND GRAPHICS A3
7 AIRFIELD LIGHTING & PAVING E2, C2, M2
8 ARCHITECTURAL A, A1
9 STRUCTURAL R, S
10 MECHANICAL M
11 FIRE SERVICES F
12 ELECTRICAL / CAST-IN CONDUIT E
13 HYDRAULICS H
14 AGTS/APM M3
15 SECURITY E3
16 LANDSCAPING A2, C5
17 MASTER PLANNING -
18 OBSTACLE LIMITATION G2
SURFACES
19 COMMUNICATIONS C
20 LIFTS & ESCALATORS L
21 AIRPORT SERVICES B

INDEX (CONTINUED)
TABLE NO. DESCRIPTION TYPE CODE
22 SUPERSTRUCTURE S3
23 SUBSTRUCTURE S2
24 AIRPORT SITE PLAN X
25 HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL C3

ALIGNMENTS, RAILWAY LAYOUT
26 GEOTECHNICAL G3
27 GEOPHYSICAL G4
28 CONSTRUCTION SUPPORT For AA PCN use only
29 AIRPORT ANCILLARY BUILDINGS Z
30 FIELD SURVEY RECORD S4
A.5.1 LAYERS NAMING
LAYER NAMING CONVENTION
FIELD 1 - FIELD 2- FIELD 3- FIELD 4
FIELD 1: Discipline code (2 characters max.)
FIELD 2: Feature short code (8 characters max.) Refer to Table 1 to 30.
FIELD 3: BIM category (CAT) code (3 characters) Refer to Appendix G for details.
FIELD 4: User definable (15 characters max.)
Example: A-STRWALL-EWL-EXTERNAL
And for drawing not exported from BIM, layer naming as follow:
FIELD 1 - FIELD 2- FIELD 4
Example: C-SOL-ACCESSROAD

TABLE 1 GENERAL TO ALL DRAWINGS TYPE: G1
SHORT CODE DESCRIPTION COLOUR LINE TYPE
COORD Coordinates/Staking 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
COORDTXT Coordinates/Staking :Text 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
MJCLKGL Major CLK Grid lines 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
MJCLKGLT Major CLK Grid lines : Text 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
MNCLKGL Minor CLK Grid Lines 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
MNCLKGLT Minor CLK Grid Lines : Text 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
LMWKAREA Limit of work area 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
MATCLINE Match lines 7 V
NORTHKP North Arrow/Key Plan/Scales 7 V
NORTHKPT North Arrow/Key Plan/Scales : Text 7 V
REV Revisions (appear in title block) 7 V
SCHEDULE Schedules 7 V
SCHEDTXT Schedules : Text 7 V
RESERCLK Reserved for CLK Airport - -
REVCLOUD Revision Indicator and Cloudings 1/10/12/14/16/18 0
MNDETAIL Minor Details V V
FACLTYID Facility Identification Number 7 -
BASEPLAN Base Plan (e.g. Airport Layout Plan V V

etc.)
DIM Dimension/Section Mark & Line, 7 V

Match Line
SPECTXT Drawing Specific Text 7 V
HATCH Hatching and Patterning V V
LEGEND Legend/Scale Bar/North Arrow 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
NOTES Drawing Notes 7 0

TABLE 1 GENERAL TO ALL DRAWINGS (CONTINUED) TYPE: G1
TBLKTXT Title Block Text 7 0
TBLK Drawing Title Block 7 0
V : VARIES

TABLE 2 CIVIL SURVEY INFORMATION TYPE: S1, R1
PPTYLINE Property Lines 7 V
GRID Grid Ticks and coordinates 7 V
CTRPOINT Control Points, Soil Boring Holes 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
RIGHTWAY Rights of Way 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
EASEMENT Easements 7 V
MNECONTR Minor Existing Contours 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
MJECONTR Major Existing Contours & Spot 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
Elevations
MJEXTXT Major Existing text & Spot 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
Elevations
EXVEGETA Existing Vegetation 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
EXSTRUCT Existing Structures, Wells 7 V
EXROAD Existing Roads, Drainage Courses, 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V

& Culverts
FINCONTR Finish Contours (Major and Minor 7 V

with Labels)
FINGRADE Finish Grading 7 V
BRIDGE Bridges 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
BUILDING Buildings and other structures (Foot 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
Print)
SECUBAR Security Barriers 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
NSECUBAR Non-Security Barriers 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
FGSCALE1 Fin Grade Scale 1 7 V
UTYCTBND Utilities Contract Boundary 1/10/12/14/16/18 V

TABLE 2 CIVIL SURVEY INFORMATION (CONTINUED) TYPE: S1, R1

etc.)
DIM Dimensions/Section Mark & Line, 7 V

Match Line
HATCH Hatching & Patterning V V
LEGEND Legend/Scale Bar 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
V : VARIES

TABLE 3 PAVING, HIGHWAY LAYOUT TYPE: C1
SOL Setting Out Line 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
CLROADOP C/L of Roads & Tunnels (Opening 7 V

Phase)
CLROADP1 C/L of Roads & Tunnels (Phase 1) 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
PAVEMARK Paving Striping Marking (Road 7 V

Marking, Directional Text, Arrow,
Yellow line etc.)
CHANLINE Channel Lines (kerb line, shoulder, 7 V

verges)
RDSIGN Roads/Street Signs V V
OUTLHTG Outdoor, Street and Traffic Lighting V V
RDSIGNT Road/Street Sign Text 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
OUTLHTGT Outdoor, Street and Traffic Lighting 7 V

Text
FOOTPATH Footways and Cycle Paths 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
HRVRALIG Horizontal and Vertical Alignments V V
ROADRAIN Road Drainage (Tributary Drains, V V

Manholes, Gully Grating &
Connection, Street Hydrants)
LANSAREA Landscaping Areas 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
MARISTRU Marine Structure and Pier 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
PROFWIND Profile window (long/cross section) 7 V
PROFGRID Profile grids (long/cross section) 7 V
TERRPROF Terrain profile lines 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
AXISTXT Axis title and text 7 V
CHAINAGE Chainage (Main Leaders and Tick 1/10/12/14/16/18 V

Marks)
CHTXT Chainage Text 1/10/12/14/16/18 V

TABLE 3 PAVING, HIGHWAY LAYOUT (CONTINUED) TYPE: C1

etc.)
DIM Dimensions/Section Mark & Line, 7 V

Match Line
V : VARIES

TABLE 4 SITE UTILITIES EXISTING AND PROPOSED TYPE: M1, E1
FMH Gravity/Pumped Foul Sewerage 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V

/Manholes
FMHTXT Gravity/Pumped Foul Sewerage 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V

/Manholes : Text
POTWLINE Potable Water Lines 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
POTWLTXT Potable Water Lines : Text 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
FHMAIN Fire Hydrant Main 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
FHMATXT Fire Hydrant Main : Text 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
CHWLINE Chilled Water Lines 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
CHWLTXT Chilled Water Lines : Text 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
IRRW Irrigation Water 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
IRRWTXT Irrigation Water : Text 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
SEAWATER Sea Water 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
SEAWTXT Sea Water : Text 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
CLP11KV Electrical Line by CLP (11kV, 132kV 1/10/12/14/16/18 V

& 380V)
CLP11TXT Electrical Line by CLP : Text (11kV, 1/10/12/14/16/18 V

132kV & 380V)
AA11KV Electrical Line by Authority (11kV & 1/10/12/14/16/18 V

380V)
AA11TXT Electrical Line by Authority : Text 1/10/12/14/16/18 V

(11kV & 380V)
EMG11KV Electrical Line by Emergency Back- 1/10/12/14/16/18 V

up (11kV & 380V)
EMG11TXT Electrical Line by Emergency Back- 1/10/12/14/16/18 V

up: Text (11kV & 380V)
TELPUBLC Telephone by Public Carrier 7 V
TELPUTXT Telephone by Public Carrier : Text 7 V
AACOM Communications by the Authority 7 V

TABLE 4 SITE UTILITIES EXISTING AND PROPOSED (CONTINUED) TYPE: M1, E1
AACOMTXT Communications by the Authority : 7 V

Text
AVF Aviation Fuel Lines 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
AVFTXT Aviation Fuel Lines : Text 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
GAS Gas Lines 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
GASTXT Gas Lines : Text 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
OILICEP Oil Interception 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
OILICTXT Oil Interception : Text 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
GREYWT Grey Water 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
GREYWTXT Grey Water : Text 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
RAWWT Raw Water 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
RAWWTXT Raw Water : Text 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
GLYCOL Glycol 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
GLYCOTXT Glycol : Text 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
STMDRAIN Stormwater Drainage 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
STMDTXT Stormwater Drainage Text 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V

etc.)

Match Line

TABLE 4 SITE UTILITIES EXISTING AND PROPOSED (CONTINUED) TYPE: M1, E1
V : VARIES

TABLE 5 DRAINAGE TYPE: C4
HECANA HEC Analysis 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
HECATXT HEC Analysis : Text 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
FLOWINV Flowlines Inverts 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
FLINVTXT Flowlines Inverts : Text 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
CULVERT Culverts 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
CULVTXT Culverts : Text 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
FLDCSTR Flood Control Structures 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
FLDCSTXT Flood Control Structures : Text 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
STMMH Storm Drainage Lines/MH 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
STMMHTXT Storm Drainage Lines/MH : Text 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V

etc.)

Match Line
V : VARIES

TABLE 6 SIGNAGE AND GRAPHICS TYPE: A3
SIGNINT Signage & Graphics (Interior) 7 V
SIGNEXT1 Signage & Graphics(Exterior) 7 V

Scale 1
SIGNEXT2 Signage & Graphics(Exterior) 7 V
Scale 2
SIGNTXT Signage & Graphics Text 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V

etc.)

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V : VARIES

TABLE 7 LIGHTING & PAVING TYPE: E2, C2, M2
SOL Setting Out Grid / Line 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
CLRUNWOP Centre Line Of Runways, Taxiways 7 V

& Tunnels (Opening Phase)
CLRUNWP1 Centre Line Of Runways, Taxiways 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V

& Tunnels (Phase 1)
PAVEMARK Paving Striping Marking (Lane 7 V

Marking, Directional Text, Arrow
etc.)
PAVEMENT Pavement, Shoulders & Strip Edge 7 V
RUNWSIGN Runways & Taxiways Signs V V
LHTGFIX Lighting Fixtures V V
RUNWTXT Runways & Taxiways Signs : Text V V
LHTGFTXT Lighting Fixtures : Text V V
STRCTURE Structure (Manholes, Grated Drains, V V

Pits, Headwalls etc.)
FH Fuel Hydrant V V
EARTHPT Earthing Points V V
PAPI Precision Approach Path Indicator V V

(PAPI)
APL Approach Lighting Structure 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
CJTOP Concrete Joint Layout (Opening 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
Phase)
CJTP1 Concrete Joint Layout (Phase 1) 7 V
INVERT Inverts & Change Of Grade Points\ 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
Contours
NAVAID Nav-Aid, Protection Surfaces 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
LHTGCIRC Lighting Circuits 7 V
LHTGCTXT Lighting Circuits : Text 7 V
LHTGMH Lighting Duct Banks, MHs V V
LHTGMTXT Lighting Duct Banks, MHs : Text V V

TABLE 7 AIRFIELD LIGHTING & PAVING (CONTINUED) TYPE: E2, C2, M2
COORD Coordinates & Spot Levels 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
AIRCRAFT Aircraft 7 V
AP400FGP Apron Services 400 hr. FGP, V V

Preconditioned Air

etc.)

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V : VARIES

TABLE 8 ARCHITECTURAL TYPE: A, A1
Setting Out
CLKGRID Chek Lap Kok Grid 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
TBGRID Terminal Building Structural Grid 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
PLANGRID Planning Grid 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
DIM Dimensions 0 V
STRGRID Structural Grid Numbering and 0 V

Matchlines
CCPGRID X/Y Concourse Planning Grid 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
Text
TXT General Text 7 V
FINCODE Finishes Codes and Drawing 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
References
FRATETXT Fire Ratings Text 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
Structural Elements
COLUMN Columns, Roof Supports 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
SLABPENT Slab Penetrations 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
STRWALL Structural Walls 7 V
FHTBRICK Full Height Brickwork, Blockwork 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V

Walls and Partitions
INTFEDGE Internal Floor Edges 7 V
NFPARTIT Non-Full Height Partitions 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
EXTFEDGE External Floor Edges and 7 V

Expansion Joints
BEAM Beam Edges and Structural Ribbing 7 V
PRISTEEL Primary Steelwork 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
SECSTEEL Secondary Steelwork 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V

TABLE 8 ARCHITECTURAL (CONTINUED) TYPE: A, A1
Cladding / Glazing
CURTWALL Curtain Walls and External Glazing 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
(General)
INTGLAZ Internal Glazing and Cladding 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
CURTWDET Curtain Walls and External Glazing 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
(Detail)
FIXDETAIL Fixing Details and Upstands 7 V
EXTDOOR External Door 7 V
LOUVRE Louvres 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
EXTSHUT External Shutters and Sliding Doors 7 V
EXTESCLD External Escalator Cladding 7 V
RFASCIA Roof Fascia 7 V
Circulation Elements
LINKBDGE Links Bridges 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
RAMP Ramps 7 V
STAIR Stairs Details, Handrails and 7 V

Direction Arrows
ESCALTOR Escalators Details, Handrails and 7 V

Direction Arrows
STAIRTRE Stair and Escalator Treads for 1:500 7 V

Scale Up
LIFT Lifts 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
INTDOOR Internal Doors 7 V
DCVTRCK DCV Tracks 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
TRAVLTOR Travelators 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
HANDRAIL General Handrails and Balustrades 7 V
VOID Voids and Overhangs 7 V

General Services
FIRESERV Fire Services 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
ELECSERV Electrical Services 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
HYDRSERV Hydraulic Services 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
MECHSERV Mechanical Services 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
SECUSYS Security Systems 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
SPECSERV Special Services 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
LIGHT Lighting 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
Furniture, Fixtures and Fittings
SANIFIX Sanitary Fixtures and Fittings (All 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
Scales)
SANIFIX1 Sanitary Fixtures and Fittings (1:500 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
and above)
FREEFURN Free Standing Furniture and 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
Signage
FIXFURN Fixed and Built Furniture (e.g. 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
Baggage Handling)
Floor, Ceiling and Wall finishes
PARTIFIN Partitions Finishes 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
PLSTFIN Plastered, Rendered & Concrete 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V

Panelled Finishes
PLSBFIN Plasterboard Finishes 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
TILEFIN Tiling Finishes & Waterproofing 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
ALUMFIN Aluminium and Steel Panelled 7 V

Finishes
FLORFIN Floor Finishes and Cover Plates 7 V
CEILFIN Ceiling Finishes, Door Heads and 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
Ceiling Fixed Signage

External Works
RAMP Roads, Ramps and Ground Lines 7 V
CTORINFO 3rd Party Contractors Information 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
General
HATCH Patterning, Hatching and Toning V V
PLANES Planes, Trains and People 7 V
TBLKTXT Drawing Frame Text 7 V
TBLK Drawing Frame Graphics 7 0
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TABLE 9 STRUCTURAL TYPE: R, S
Setting Out
CLKGRID Chek Lap Kok Site Grid 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
TBGRID Terminal Grid 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
SOP Setting out and reference points 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
DIM Dimensions 7 V
ROADLAY Roadway Layout 7 V
FOUNDATN Foundations/Footings 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
CCOLUMN Concrete Columns 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
STRSTEEL Structural Steelwork (other than 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
roof)
CWALL Concrete Walls 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
REINBAR Reinforcement Bars and Links 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
CBEAM Concrete Beams and Ribs 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
SLABPENT Slab Edges/Concrete Profile/ 7 V

Penetrations
CT Construction Joints/Sawcut Joint/ 7 V

Movement Joint
Roof
DIAMEMB Diagonal Members/Centrelines 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
NODEPLT Node Plates 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
LONMEMB Longitudinal Members 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
MEMBER The Members 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V

TABLE 9 STRUCTURAL (CONTINUED) TYPE: R, S
COLHEAD Column Head 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
LGHREFLE Light Reflector 7 V
BEARPLT Bearing Plates/ Column Head Node 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
BOLT Bolts 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
ROOFPANL Roof Panels 7 V
PURLIN Purlins 7 V
SECSTEEL Secondary Steelwork 7 V
Cladding
SLABEDGE Slab Edges 7 V
RFSTEEL Roof Steelwork on Cladding Details 7 V
CLADSTEL Cladding Steelwork Details 7 V
HALCHNL Halfen Channels 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
ELEV Elevations 7 V
General
SYMBOL Symbols/Section Marks V V
SHADESYM Shading/Symbols V V
MATCLINE Match Lines and Drawing V 3

Reference
HATCH Hatching/Symbols V V
LEGEND General Text Notes and Legends 1 7 V
NOTES General Text Notes and Legends 2 7 V
TBLKTXT Headings and Title Block Text 7 V
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TABLE 10 MECHANICAL TYPE: M
Text
NOTES Notes and Leaders 7 V
REVCLOUD Rev. Notes and Clouds 7 V
EQUPNUM Equipment Numbers 7 V
ARCDIM Architectural Dimensioning V V
SENRNUM Sensor Numbers 7 V
AIRFLOW Air Flow Arrows 7 V
Background M&E
FHTWALL Full Height Walls 7 V
PHTWALL Part Height Walls 7 V
CEILRCP Ceiling Grid & RCP Detail 7 V
GRID Grids and Text 7 V
BEAM Beams 7 V
PLATFORM Platforms 7 V
PLINTH Plinths 7 V
RALSFLR False Floor 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
Ductwork
RISER Risers (Duct & Pipe) 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
VLAVE Valves 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
FORINFO Information not normally shown on 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
final drawing
SHTMTLEN Sheet Metal Enclosures 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
FIXDUCT General Fixed Ductwork 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
DUCTCL Ductwork Centre Lines 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
DUCTFITT Duct Fittings/Fire Dampers etc. 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V

TABLE 10 MECHANICAL (CONTINUED) TYPE: M
HIDUCTEQ Hidden Ducts & Equipment 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
DUCTSETP Duct Setups and Set Downs 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
BKHFRBOT Bulkheads F.R. Boots 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
SENSOR Sensors 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
FLEXDUCT Flexible Ductwork 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
Pipework
SEAWFLW Sea Water Flow 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
SEAWFLWO Sea Water Flow by others 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
SEAWASTP Sea Water to waste point 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
FUELOIL Fuel Oil 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
COLWMKUP Cold Water Make Up 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
COLWSUPO Cold Water supply by others 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
CHWATER Chilled Water 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
CONDSDRN Condensate drains 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
TUNDISH Tundishes 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
Access Panels in Ceiling
ACCPANL Access panels in ceiling 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
Grilles and Diffusers
GRILCEIL Grilles & Diffusers Ceiling Mounted 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
GRILLOWL Grilles low level 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
Switch Boards and Equipment
EQOUTLNE Equipment Outline 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
EQDETAIL Equipment Detail 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
SWBOARD Switchboards 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V

TABLE 10 MECHANICAL (CONTINUED) TYPE: M
SWBODFIL Switchboards Fills 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
Hatching
ACOUSILE Acoustic Silencers 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
FRDUCT Fire Rated Duct 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
EQDUPLCT Equipment Duplicated 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
HATCH Hatching Detail 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
HATCHOL Outlines for Hatching 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
Interface Points
INTEFPT Interface Points 7 V
Schematics
SCHEM1 Schem 1 - Level Lines 7 V
SCHEM2 Schem 2 - Equip Outlines 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
SCHEM3 Schem 3 - Ducts or Pipes 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
SCHEM4 Schem 4 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
Inter-disciplinary Notes
MECHNOTE Mechanical 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
ELECNOTE Electrical 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
FIRENOTE Fire 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
HYDNOTE Hyd 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
COMMNOTE Comms 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
LIFTNOTE Lifts 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
Drawing Clip Boundaries
DWGCLIPB Drawing Clip Boundaries 7 V
Title Block
TBLK Title Block 7 0
V : VARIES

TABLE 11 FIRE SERVICES TYPE: F
Text
ARCDIM Architectural Dimensioning 7 V
Background M&E
FHTWALL Full Height Walls 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
PHTWALL Part Height Walls 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
CEILRCP Ceiling Grid and Reflected Ceiling 7 V

Plan Detail
BEAM Beams 7 V
PLINTH Plinths 7 V
FALSFLR False Floor Grid 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
Heads, FHHR and Pipework
RISER Risers (pipe) 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
VLAVE Valves 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
FORINFO Information not normally shown On 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V

final drawing
BLCHDETR Below ceiling head and detectors 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
EXPHDETR Exposed Head and Detectors 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
CONHDETR Concealed Head and Detectors 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V

TABLE 11 FIRE SERVICES (CONTINUED) TYPE: F
DISTPIPE Distribution Pipe 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
RANGPIPE Range Pipe and Aspirating Smoke 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
Detectors
MDISPIPE Main Distribution Pipe 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
HYDHRPIE Hydrant & Hosereel pipework 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
HYDHR Hydrant & Hosereels 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
EXTGSHER Extinguishers 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
ERANGPIE Exposed Range Pipe and Aspirating 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
Smoke Detectors
Pipework
EDISTPIE Exposed Distribution Pipe 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
EMDISPIE Exposed Main Distribution Pipe 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
COLWMKUP Cold Water Make Up 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
COLWSUPO Cold Water supply by others 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
DRAIN Drains 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
Access Panels

TABLE 11 FIRE SERVICES (CONTINUED) TYPE: F

Hatching
HATCH1 Hatching 1 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
HATCH2 Hatching 2 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
Interface Points
Schematics
SCHEM1 Schematic 1 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
HYDNOTE Hydraulics 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
COMMNOTE Communications 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
Title Block

TABLE 12 ELECTRICAL / CAST-IN CONDUIT TYPE: E
Text
POWER Power / Spare 7 V
LIGHTING Lighting / Spare 7 V
Background M&E
FHTWALL Full Height Walls 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
PHTWALL Part Height Walls 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V

Plan Detail
BEAM Beams 7 V
PLINTH Plinths 7 V
Lighting and Power
RISER Risers (Cable) 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
SCHSYMB Schem Symbols V V

final drawing / Spare
CEMTLGH Ceiling Mounted Light Outline 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
CEMTLGHD Ceiling Mounted Light Detail 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
FLMTLGH Floor Mounted Lighting 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V

TABLE 12 ELECTRICAL / CAST-IN CONDUIT (CONTINUED) TYPE: E
WAMTLGH Wall Mounted Lighting 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
EMEGLGH Emergency Lighting 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
LGHCIRCT Light Circuit 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
LGHSW Light Switches 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
PWRFITT Power Fittings 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
PWRCIRCT Power Circuit 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
SKRTDUCT Skirting Duct 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
Trays and Cabling
TRUNK Trunking/Trenching 7 V
CTYCOMM Cable Trays - Communications 7 V
CTYHV Cable Trays - High Voltage 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
LGHPWRCT Reserved / Lighting & Power Circuit - -
COMCOND Reserved / Comms Conduit - -
FIRCOND Reserved / Fire Conduit - -
DIM Reserved / Setting-out Dimension - -
CONDNOTE Reserved / Conduit Notes - -
Access Panels in Ceiling
Trays and Cabling
CTYLV Cable Trays Low Voltage / Spare 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
CABECOND Cabling & Conduit / Spare 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V

TABLE 12 ELECTRICAL / CAST-IN CONDUIT (CONTINUED) TYPE: E
SWBODFIL Switchboards Fills / Spare 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
Hatching
HATCH1 Hatching 1 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
HATCH2 Hatching 2 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
Interface Points
INTEFPT Interface Points / Spare 7 V
Schematics
SCHEM1 Schematic 1 - Level Lines / Comms 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
Conduit
SCHEM2 Schematic 2 - Circuit Lines / 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V

Movement Joint
SCHEM3 Schematic 3 - Equip. Connections 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
MECHNOTE Mechanical / Fixing Details 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
ELECNOTE Electrical / Spare 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
FIRENOTE Fire / Spare 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
HYDNOTE Hyd / Spare 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
COMMNOTE Comms / Spare 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
LIFTNOTE Lifts / Spare 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
DWGCLIPB Drawings Clip Boundaries 7 V
Title Block

TABLE 13 HYDRAULICS TYPE: H
Text
Background M&E

Plan Detail
BEAM Beams 7 V
PLINTH Plinths 7 V
Pipework
RISER Risers (pipe) 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
VALVE Valves 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
final drawing
HOTWT Hot Water 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
STMWT Storm Water 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
ESTMWT Existing Storm Water 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V

TABLE 13 HYDRAULICS (CONTINUED) TYPE: H
SEWDRAIN Sewer Drains 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
SEWVENT Sewer Vent 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
GRSYDRAN Greasy Drain 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
GRSYVENT Greasy Vent 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
FLRWASTE Floor Wastes 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
FSCOLDWS Fire Service Cold Water Supply 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
GREYWT Grey Water 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
BLEEDLNE Bleed Line 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
POTWT Potable Water 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
COLWSUPO Cold Water Supply by others 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
ACRPOTWT Aircraft Potable Water 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
FLUSHWT Flush Water 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
Access Panels
ACCPANL Access Panels in Ceiling 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V

TABLE 13 HYDRAULICS (CONTINUED) TYPE: H
Hatching
HATCH1 Hatching 1 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
HATCH2 Hatching 2 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
Schematics
MECHNOTE Mechanical 7 V
ELECNOTE Electrical 7 V
FIRENOTE Fire 7 V
HYDNOTE Hydraulics 7 V
AOMMNOTE Communications 7 V
LIFTNOTE Lifts 7 V
DWGCLIPB Drawings Clip Border 7 V
Title Block
V : VARIES

TABLE 14 AGTS/APM TYPE: M3
AUTODOOR Automatic Doors 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
AUTDRTXT Automatic Doors : Text 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
VEHDYENL Vehicle Dynamic Envelope 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
VEHDETXT Vehicle Dynamic Envelope : Text 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
RUNSURF Running Surface 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
RUNSFTXT Running Surface : Text 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
LATGUID Lateral Guidance 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
LATGDTXT Lateral Guidance : Text 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
SWTICH Switches 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
SWTHTXT Switches : Text 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
AUTRNCTL Automatic Train Controls 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
AUTNCTXT Automatic Train Controls : Text 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
AGTSCOMM AGTS/APM Communications 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
AGTSCTXT AGTS/APM Communications : Text 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
OVTRLBUF Over-travel Buffers 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
OTBUFTXT Over-travel Buffers : Text 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
GUIDCOMP Guide way Components 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
GUCOMTXT Guide way Components : Text 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
EQROOM Equipment Room 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
EQROMTXT Equipment Room : Text 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
BARRWALL Barrier Walls 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
BAWALTXT Barrier Walls : Text 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
CCTV CCTV 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
CCTVTXT CCTV : Text 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
EQEMETON Equipment Room Electronics 1/10/12/14/16/18 V

TABLE 14 AGTS/APM (CONTINUED) TYPE: M3
EQRMETXT Equipment Room Electronics : Text 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
VEHFACTY Vehicle Maintenance and Storage 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
Facility
VEHFCTXT Vehicle Maintenance and Storage 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
Facility : Text
AGTSFCTY AGTS/APM Facility 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
AGTSFTXT AGTS/APM Facility : Text 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V

etc.)
DIM Dimension/Section Mark & Line 7 V
V : VARIES

TABLE 15 SECURITY TYPE: E3
SECUDEVE Security Devices Elect. 7 V
SECDETXT Security Devices Elect. : Text 7 V
SECUDEVP Security Devices Physical 7 V
SECDPTXT Security Devices Physical : Text 7 V
SECUBAGC Security Baggage Check 7 V
SECBCTXT Security Baggage Check: Text 7 V
CCTV Closed Circuit TV 7 V
CCTVTXT Closed Circuit TV : Text 7 V

etc.)
V : VARIES

TABLE 16 LANDSCAPING TYPE: A2, C5
LANDFURN Landscape Furniture 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
LANDFTXT Landscape Furniture : Text 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
FOUNTAIN Fountains, Pools, Water Features 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
and Drinking Fountains
FOUNTXT Fountains, Pools, Water Features 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
and Drinking Fountains : Text
ART Art Exterior and Interior 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
ARTXT Art Exterior and Interior : Text 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
TRSHRCPT Trash Receptacles 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
TRSRPTXT Trash Receptacles : Text 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
IRRMLNE Irrigation Mainline 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
IRRMLTXT Irrigation Mainline : Text 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
IRRSLEV Irrigation Sleeving 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
IRRSLTXT Irrigation Sleeving : Text 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
IRRLATL Irrigation Laterals 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
IRRLATXT Irrigation Laterals: Text 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
IRRSPKH Irrigation Sprinkler Heads 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
IRRSHTXT Irrigation Sprinkler Heads : Text 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
IRR Irrigation (General) 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
IRRTXT Irrigation (General) : Text 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
DPIRRLAT Drip Irrigation Laterals 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
DPIRLTXT Drip Irrigation Laterals : Text 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
IRREQ Irrigation Equipment 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
IRREQTXT Irrigation Equipment : Text 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
IRRCOMM Irrigation Communication Wire Runs 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
IRRCMTXT Irrigation Communication Wire 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V

Runs : Text

TABLE 16 LANDSCAPING (CONTINUED) TYPE: A2, C5
LANDACMT Landscape Accoutrements 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
LANDATXT Landscape Accoutrements : Text 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
LANDAWAL Landscape Associated Walls 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
LANDWTXT Landscape Associated Walls : Text 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
LANDSCPE Landscape (General) 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
LANDSTXT Landscape (General) : Text 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
PRTURF1 Proposed Turf 1 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
PTUR1TXT Proposed Turf 1 : Text 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
PRTURF2 Proposed Turf 2 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
PTUR2TXT Proposed Turf 2 : Text 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
DECK Deck, Patio, Plaza Areas 7 V
DECKTXT Deck, Patio, Plaza Areas : Text 7 V
PRVEGET Proposed Vegetation 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
PVEGETXT Proposed Vegetation : Text 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
PRTREE Proposed Trees 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
PTREETXT Proposed Trees : Text 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
PRSHRUB Proposed Shrubs 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
PSHRBTXT Proposed Shrubs : Text 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
PRPLANT Proposed Plantings 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
PPLANTXT Proposed Plantings : Text 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
DOT Dot/Hatch Patterns 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
DOTXT Dot/Hatch Patterns : Text 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V

TABLE 16 LANDSCAPING (CONTINUED) TYPE: A2, C5

etc.)
LEGEND Legend\Scale Bar\North Arrow 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
V : VARIES

TABLE 17 MASTER PLANNING
AFACL Aircraft containment line 7 V
AFASRES Air sea rescue facilities 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
AFBERM Noise/blast barrier adjacent to the 7 V

Isolation Pad
AFBLDG Miscellaneous airfield buildings 7 V
AFCLWAY Limits of the clearway at the end of 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
the runway
AFCLZ 2.0% Approach Surface at the ends 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
of the runways
AFDIM Miscellaneous dimensions, 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V

including runway and taxiway
AFFXWAY North Lantau Expressway layout 1/10/12/14/16/18 V

from the sea channel to the
passenger terminal area
AFFEN Airfield perimeter fence 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
AFFIRERD Access Roads for Rescue and 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
Firefighting Equipment to get to the
runways and taxiways
AFFUDOLP Fuel dophins for delivery of aviation 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
fuel located at the northeast corner
of airport
AFFUFM Aviation Fuel Farm Facilities 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
AFGEO Pavement edges, full strength, of 1/10/12/14/16/18 V

the runways, taxiways, taxilanes
and aprons
AFGSSA Glide Slope Critical Area around the 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
glide slope antenna
AFHELIP Heliport location 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
AFLEAS Approximate limits for lease area for 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
tenants on the airport, not including
areas within PAA buildings

TABLE 17 MASTER PLANNING (CONTINUED)
AFLOSCA Localizer Critical Area at each end 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
of the runways
AFNAVAID Navigational aids within the airport 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
including: Precision Approach Patch
Indicator
AFNAVTXT Text call outs for navaids 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
AFPAVCL Airfield pavement centreline 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V

geometry, not centreline pavement
marking
AFREFPT Airport Reference Point (ARP) 7 V
AFRPTXT Text associated with the ARP 7 V
AFRWMK Runway Marking 7 V
AFSERRD Airfield service roads 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
AFSHLDR Airfield pavement shoulder adjacent 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V

to runways, taxiways and taxilanes
AFTCRD Service roads (tug cart)located on 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V

the passenger terminal apron
AFTERMRD Roadway system associated with 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V

the passenger terminal
AFTEXT Text on the Airport Layout Plan 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
(ALP) not including the taxiway
designations
AFTEXT1 Text containing the latitude, 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
longitude and elevation (mPD) of
the runway ends and thresholds
AFTEXT2 Taxiway designation text 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
AFTOC 1.6% Take-off Climb Surface 7 V
AFTUN Vehicular service tunnels beneath 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
Runway 07R/25L
AFTWMK Taxiway holding position marking 7 V

AFUTIL Airfield lighting vault buildings and 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
triturator and compactor facilities
located at the passenger terminal
apron
AIRCRAFT Typical wide and narrow bodied 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
aircraft outline shown in an apron
gate position
APDCHART Airport Data block, graphic without 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
text
APDTEXT Text associated with the Airport 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
Data block
APGRID A user coordinate system (UCS) 7 V

oriented parallel with and
perpendicular to the runways
referred to as the Hong Kong Grid.
ARABLDG Concourse building associated with 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V

the passenger terminal and the
satellite concourse building
ARLGEO Airport rail layout including the 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
tunnel located in the runway 27L
approach area
ARTBLDG Passenger Terminal buildings, 1,2,3 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V

and 4
ARTPM People mover tunnel, stations and 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
maintenance facility
BHATCH Hatch pattern shown within the 7 V

limits of the buildings
BUSTERM Bus and taxi pick-up areas located 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
at the north and south ends of the
terminal buildings
FERRY Ferry terminal facilities located in 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
the northeast corner of the airport

HKGRID Hong Kong grid system 7 V
ISLANDS North Lantau Island coast line 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
ISLANDS2 Coast line of the islands of Chek 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
Lap Kok (CLK) and Lam Chau
LEGEND Drawing legend V V
MAGTVAR Graphic representation of magnetic V V

variation of the Hong Kong Grid and
True North
NAEXWAY General location of a future 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V

northeast access expressway to the
airport (Arrows) with text
NTBDRY Approximate limits of the New Town 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
Reclamation, Tung Chung
RMHSLMT Remote aircraft hardstand parking 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V

area limits
RWDCHARG Runway Data block, graphic without 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
text
RWDTEXT Text associated with the Runway 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
Data block
SEAWALL Seawall setting out line 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
STRBRIDGE Surface transportation bridges 1/10/12/14/16/18 V

including the primary access (NLE)
and the 2nd and 3rd accesses to
the airport from Tung Chung
TBLK Drawing border, title block and V V

graphic scale
WACHART Weather Data block for Wind Rose, 7 V

graphic without text
WATEXT Text associated with the Weather 7 0

Data block
WRCHART Wind Rose block, graphic without 7 0

text
WRTEXT Text shown on the Wind Rose 7 1

TABLE 18 OBSTACLE LIMITATION SURFACES TYPE: G2
APREC Approximate limits of the Airport 7 V

Reclamation
CLEARWAY 300 metres level clearways at the 7 V

runway ends
COSTLN Coastline of land areas within the V V

airport vicinity
TBLK Border of drawing including the 7 V

north arrow, scale and title
HKGRID Local Hong Kong grid at 5000m 7 V

interval, 1980 version
OLSAPFS Approach surface first section with 7 V

contour lines (20 percent slope)
OLSAPHS Approach surface horizontal section 7 V

(No contour lines exist)
OLSAPSS Approach surface second section 7 V

with contour lines (2.5 percent
slope)
OLSCONIC Conical surface - 5.0 percent slope 7 V

contour with elevations at 10m
intervals
OLSINAP Inner approach surface - 2.0 7 V

percent slope
OLSINHOZ Inner horizontal surface elevation 7 V

53m, 45 metres above 8 mPD basic
airport elevation 4000m radius of
runway ends and associated text
OLSTOC Take-off climb surface - 1.6 percent 7 V

slope with contour elevations to 300
mPD
OLSTRAN Transitional slope - 14.3 percent 7 V

slope with contour elevations at 5m
intervals
OLSOTHOZ Outer horizontal surface, elevation 7 V
160 metres within a 10,000m radius
of the airport, north side only

TABLE 18 OBSTACLE LIMITATION SURFACES (CONTINUED) TYPE: G2
RWY Runways (3800m x 60m) 7 V
SPCHOZ Special horizontal surface on the 7 V

south side of the airport
SPCTRAN Special transitional surface (14.3 7 V

percent slope to 160 mPD then 20.0
percent slope to 760 mPD) on the
south side of the airport
SPTELV Spot elevation in metres above 7 V

principal datum (mPD). Principal
datum is 1.4m above mean sea
level
STRIP Runway strips 7 V
07BKLDNG Balked landing surfaces for 7 V

Runways 07L and 07R - 3.33
percent slope
07INTRAN Inner transitional surfaces for 7 V
percent slope
25BKLDNG Balked landing surfaces for 7 V
percent slope
25INTRAN Inner transitional surfaces for 7 V
percent slope
LEGEND Legend 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
V : VARIES

TABLE 19 COMMUNICATIONS TYPE: C
Text
NOTES Notes and Leaders, Access Control, 7 V

Flight Information Display System
EQUPNUM Equipment Numbers, FIDS Access 7 V

Control
ARCDIM Architectural Dimensioning V
SENRNUM Sensor Numbers 7 V
Background M&E

Plan Detail
BEAM Beams 7 V
PLINTH Plinths 7 V
RISER POWER AND RISERS Risers 7 V

(Cable)
SCHSYMB Schematic Symbols, Access 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
Control. FIDS
final drawing
CCTV Symbols - CCTV, Data, Reserved 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
CCTVNOTE Notes - CCTV, TMR, Reserved 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V

TABLE 19 COMMUNICATIONS (CONTINUED) TYPE: C
CCTVNUM Equipment Numbers - CCTV, 7 V

Symbols PABX, Reserved
PA Symbols - PA, Reserved 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
DATANOTE Notes - Data, Reserved 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
TMRNOTE Notes - TMR, Reserved 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
PABXNOTE Notes - PABX, Reserved 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
PANOTE Notes - PA, Reserved 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
CABLING Cabling 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 -
Trays and Cabling
TRUNK Trunking - FIDS, Reserved 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
CTYCOMM Cable Trays - Comms 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
TRUKDATA Trunking - Data, Access Control, 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
Reserved
TRUKTMR Trunking - TMR, CCTV, Reserved 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
TRUKPABX Trunking - PABX, Reserved 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
TRUKPA Trunking - PA, Reserved 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
EQNODATA Equipment Numbers - Data, 7 V

Reserved
EQNOTMR Equipment Numbers - TMR, 7 V
Reserved
EQNOPABX Equipment Numbers - PABX, 7 V
Reserved
EQNOPA Equipment Numbers - PA, 7 V
Reserved
Access Panels
ACCPANL Access panels in ceiling 1/10/12/14/16/18 V

TABLE 19 COMMUNICATIONS (CONTINUED) TYPE: C
Hatching
HATCH1 hatching 1 V V
HATCH2 Hatching 2 V V
EQDUPLCT Equipment Duplicated V V
HATCH Hatching Detail V V
HATCHOL Outlines for Hatching V V
Interface Points
Schematics
Title Block

TABLE 20 LIFTS & ESCALATORS TYPE: L
Text
Background M&E

Plan Detail
BEAM Beams 7 V
PLINTH Plinths 7 V
Power and Risers
RISER Risers (Cable) 7 V
SCHSYMB Schematic Symbols 7 V
FORINFO Information not normally shown on 7 V

final drawing

TABLE 20 LIFTS & ESCALATORS (CONTINUED) TYPE: L
Trays and Cabling
CTYCOMM Cable Trays - Comms 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
CTYHV Cable Trays - High Voltage 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
GUIDRAIL Guide Rails & Trim Beams 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
Access Panels
Trays and Cabling
CTYLV Cable Trays Low Voltage 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
CABECOND Cabling & Conduit 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
Hatching
EQDUPLCT Equipment Duplicated V V
HATCH Hatching Detail V V
HATCHOL Outlines for Hatching V V

TABLE 20 LIFTS & ESCALATORS (CONTINUED) TYPE: L
Interface Points
Schematics
Title Block

TABLE 21 AIRPORT SERVICES TYPE: B
Setting Out Points
MNGRID Minor Grid 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
MNGRDTAG Minor Grid Tags 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
BAGGRWAY Baggage Roadway 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
DIM Dimensions 7 V
COLUMN1 Columns 1 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
COLUMN2 Columns 2 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
BLOKWORK Blockwork 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
BRIKWORK Brickwork 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
BEAMEDGE Beam Edges 7 V
FLREDGE Floor Edges 7 V
Departures Conveyors
OFFLISND Off-Load Islands 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
CHECKSYS Check-In System 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
DISTUSYS Distribution System 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
MSFLARRL Main Sorter Feed Lines (Arrivals 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
Level)
MSFLPLTL Main Sorter Feed Lines (Plant 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
Level)
PRIMATRX Primary Sortation Matrix 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
SECMATRX Secondary Sortation Matrix 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
SECMTXLT Secondary Sortation Matrix 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V

(Laterals)

TABLE 21 AIRPORT SERVICES (CONTINUED) TYPE: B
Arrivals Conveyors
OFFLISND Off-Load Islands 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
FEEDUPL Feed Upper Level 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
FEEDLOL Feed Lower Level 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
BAGGRCLM Baggage Reclaim 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 V
FEEDMLH Feed Middle Level High 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
FEEDMLL Feed Middle Level Low 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
Transfers Conveyors
OFFLISND Off-Load Islands 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
FEEDSUPL Feed System Upper 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
FEEDSLOL Feed System Lower 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
COMPCTRM Computer/Control Rooms 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
REMOTRSF Remote Transfers 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
MCCPLC MCC/PLC Equipment 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
TRUNK Trucking Routes 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
FEEDSMID Feed System Middle 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
Stands
STANDLAY Stand Layout 7 V
LOADBRDG Loading Bridges 7 V
PLANES Planes and Animation 7 V
APM
APM Automated People Mover 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V

TABLE 21 AIRPORT SERVICES (CONTINUED) TYPE: B
Equipment
FIDS FIDS Equipment 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
XRAY X-Rays and Associated Equipment 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
SECUSCEN Security Screening 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
PALOUDSP Public Address Loudspeakers 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
TRNKMRAD Trunk Mobile Radio 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
ACPARKAD Aircraft Parking Aids 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
FIXGDPWR Fixed Ground Power 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
CCTV Cameras and CCTV's 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
SECUSYS Security Systems 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
ACCTZONE Access Control Zones 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
Text
TXT350 Text for 350 Package 7 V
SCHEMATC Schematics for all packages 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
TBLKTXT Drawing Title and Numbers 7 V
TBLK Drawing Title Block (Frame) 7 V
V : VARIES

TABLE 22 SUPERSTRUCTURE TYPE: S3
CLKGRID Chek Lap Kok Grid 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
TBGRID Terminal Grid/Building Grid 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
SOP Setting Out Points 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
SCHEOUTL Schedule Outline 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
SCHECONT Schedule Contents 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
COLUMN Columns 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
COLUNDER Columns under 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
COREWALL Walls/Corewall 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
CORWUNDR Walls/Corewall under 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
WALLOPEN Walls Opening 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
PARAWALL Parapet Wall/Curb 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
BEAM Beams 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
BEAMOPEN Beams Opening 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
SLABEDGE Slabs Edges (joints/opg./lev.dorp 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V

drown)
COLMARK Column Size/Marks 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
BEAMARK Beam Size/Marks 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
LVLMARK Level Marks 7 V
TEXT Other Texts 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V

TABLE 22 SUPERSTRUCTURE (CONTINUED) TYPE: S3
STAIR Stairs 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
STELWORK Steelwork 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
WELDING Welding 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V

etc.)
V : VARIES

TABLE 23 SUBSTRUCTURE TYPE: S2
CLKGRID Chek Lap Kok Grid 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
TBGRID Terminal Grid/Building Grid 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
SOP Setting Out Points 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
SCHEOUTL Schedule Outline 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
SCHECONT Schedule Contents 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
PILE Pile/Caisson 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
CAP Cap/Footing 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
GNDBEAM Ground Beam 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
FURELEM Future Element 7 V
BOREHOLE Bore Hole 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
PILEMARK Pile/Caisson Marks 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
CAPMARK Cap/Footing Marks 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
COLMARK Column Marks 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
WALLMARK Wall Marks 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
BHMARK Bore Hole Marks 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
STELWORK Steelwork 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
WELDING Welding 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
SPARE Spares V V

TABLE 23 SUBSTRUCTURE (CONTINUED) TYPE: S2

etc.)
V : VARIES

TABLE 24 AIRPORT SITE PLAN TYPE: X
Terminal Building
TBAPM Terminal building outline + APM V V
DESCTXT Descriptive text 7 V
Site Preparation
CLKSITE CLK & Lam Chau 5.5mPD contours, V V

seawall & northern ramps
DESCTXT Descriptive texts 7 V
Airport Expressway, Rail Link and Roads Design
APROADCL Road centerline, kerb line, verge & V V

embankment toe
DESCTXT Descriptive texts- 7 V
Terminal Area Roads and Bridges ( including GTC )
TAROADCL Road centerline, kerb line, verge & V V

embankment + rail
Temporary Utilities
TMPUTYWA Works area boundary V V
Permanent Utilities
PERUTYRB Utilities reserve & utilities buildings V V
Stormwater, Sewerage and Irrigation
STMSEWIR Sewage pump stations & V V

stormwater outfalls
DESCTXT Descriptive text 7 V
Fuel Distribution System
FUELSYS Fuel farm & fueller calibration V V

TABLE 24 AIRPORT SITE PLAN (CONTINUED) TYPE: X
Ferry Pier
FERRYSOP Setting out points & lines of ferry 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
pier
CAD Buildings
CADBGSOP Setting out points & lines V V
Airfield Apron Marking
APRONMRK Apron marking V V
DESCTXT Oil separator & pumping stations + V V

descriptive texts
Airfield Tunnels
AFTUNNEL Eastern & western tunnel + plant V V

rooms V
Airfield Pavement and Aircraft Stands
AFPAVEAS Airfield pavements & aircraft stands V V
Airfield Ground Lighting
AFGNLGHT Runway lighting, PAPI & windsocks V V

Perimeter Fence and Ancillaries
PERFENCE Airside / Landside boundary & V V

gatehouses
ASD Buildings
ASDBLDG ASD buildings V V
Airport Ancillary Buildings
ANCIBLDG Building outline V V
Landscaping
LANDSCAP Landscaping V V
EROADBDG External road & rail bridges by V V

others
TUNGCHNG Tung Chung V V
CARGO Cargo, catering, GSE, hotel etc. V V
AAROAD Roads developed by AA V V
ABLDGRNO Airport building register number 7 V

GRID Grid 7 V
LEGEND Legend, schedule, scale bar or 7 V

north sign
NOTES Drawing notes 7 V
TBLKTXT Title block texts 7 V
TBLK Drawing title block 7 V
V : VARIES

TABLE 25 HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL ALIGNMENTS, RAILWAY LAYOUT TYPE: C3
HORALIGN Horizontal and vertical alignments 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
TRACK Track, Top/Bottom of Ballast 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
FENCE Fence/Boundary 7 V
UTYDUCT Utilities Ducting 7 V
CURB Curbs, walks, shoulders 7 V
RAILWAY Railway Drainage 7 V
FOUNDATN Foundations for others 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
CHAINLED Chainage (Main Leaders for 7 V

horizontal alignments)
CHAINMRK Chainage (Tick Marks for horizontal 7 V

alignment)
CHAINTXT Chainage Text 7 V
PROFWIND Profile window (long/cross section) 7 V
PROFGRID Profile grids (long/cross section) 7 V
TERRAIN Terrain profile lines 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
AXISTXT Axis title text 7 V
STRULINE Structural Outline 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V

etc.)
DIM Dimensions/Section Marks & Lines, 7 V

Match Line

TABLE 25 HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL ALIGNMENTS, RAILWAY LAYOUT (CONTINUED)
TYPE C3
TBLKTXT Title block text 7 0
TBLK Drawing title block 7 0
V : VARIES

TABLE 26 GEOTECHNICAL TYPE: G3
GRID Grid Coordinates 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
SEAWALL Seawall Line and Coastline 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
ISLAND Island Outline 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
SPCAREA SPC works Areas/Text 7 V
CPTDEEP CPT (Deep) 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
CPTSHLLW CPT (Shallow) 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
SETTPLAT Settlement Platform 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
CPIEZOMR Casagrande Piezometer 7 V
LANDBH Land Borehole/Marine Borehole/ 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V

Drillhole
DPIEZOMR Dual Piezometer 1/10/12/14/16/18 V
FVSTEST Field Vane Shear Test 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 V
SURFMKER Surface Marker 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
INCLINMR Inclinometer/Extensometer 7 V
VIBROCRE Vibro Core 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
OBSERVTN Observation and Waterwell 7 V
GEOINTPT Geophysical Intermediate Point 7 V
MAGEXTMR Magnetic Extensometer 7 V
GEOE1991 Geophysics Hydrophone Track Plot 7 V

pre 1991
GEOT1991 Geophysics Hydrophone Track Plot 7 V

post 1991
CONTOUR Contour 7 V
CONTLABL Contour Label 7 V
SPOTLVL Spot Level 7 V
TEXT Text 7 V

TABLE 26 GEOTECHNICAL (CONTINUED) TYPE: G3

etc.)
DIM Dimensions 7 V
DESCTXT Other Description Text 7 V
LEGEND Legend/North Arrow/Scale Bar 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 V
V : VARIES

TABLE 27 GEOPHYSICAL TYPE: G4
GRID Grid Coordinates 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 V
SEAWALL Seawall Line and Coastline 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
ISLAND Island Outline 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 V
SPCAREA SPC Works Areas/Text 7 V
TEXT Text 7 V

etc.)
DIM Dimensions/Match Line 7 V
DESCTXT Other Description Text 7 V
V : VARIES

TABLE 28 CONSTRUCTION SUPPORT
WORKAREA Works areas (outline and pattern), & V V

laydown
WKAREANO Works area number V V
LABRACOM Labour camps and floating V V

accommodation
CONCRETE Concrete, crushing, asphalt plant & V V

stockpiles
SURCHAGE Surcharge V V
RECLMATN Reclamation and excavation V V

information
TMPELEST Temporary electricity & substations V V
TMPWATER Temporary water main, water tank, V V

sewerage & water treat plant
TMPROAD Temporary road and Haul road V V
TMPIER Temporary pier, quay and small V V

boat harbour
APCJVFAC APCJV existing facilities V V
TMPTELE Temporary telecommunication V V

TABLE 28 CONSTRUCTION SUPPORT (CONTINUED)
HISTGRAM Histogram V V
ADDTXT Additional Text V V
REVCLOUD Revision Indicator and Cloudings V V
BASEPLAN Base Plan for Reference (e.g. V V

Airport Site Plan)
DIM Dimension/Match line/Section Mark V V

& Line
LEGEND Legend/Schedule/Scale Bar/North V V

Sign
NOTES Drawing Notes V V
TBLKTXT Title Block Text V V
TBLK Drawing Title Block V V
V : VARIES

TABLE 29 AIRPORT ANCILLARY BUILDINGS TYPE: Z
Background
TBLK Title block 7 V
TBLKTXT Title block text 7 V
ARCBLDG Architectural background / building / V V

roads / landscape
ARCEILGD Architectural ceiling grid V V
Mechanical
PIPEWORK Pipework route, including specific V V

text (e.g. dia.), valves, materials etc.
DUCTWORK Ductwork, including text (e.g. V V

dimensions of ducts)
MECHNOTE General mechanical notes not V V

specifically related to a layer
DIM Setting out dimensions (i.e. plan V V

dimensions)
CEILGRIL Any apparatus mounted or showing V V

on the ceiling (e.g. grilles)
PLANTRM Plant room apparatus V V
MEWORK Builder’s work relating to M&E (i.e. V V

plinths, haunching etc.)

TABLE 29 AIRPORT ANCILLARY BUILDINGS (CONTINUED) TYPE: Z
Electrical
CABLWORK Cable route, including specific text V V

(e.g. size), materials etc.
ELECDUCT Electrical ducts inclining text (e.g. V V

radius of easy sweep bends)
ELECNOTE General electrical notes not V V

specially related to a layer

dimension)
CEILGHT Any apparatus mounted or showing V V

on the ceiling (e.g. lighting)
PLANTRM Plant room apparatus (e.g. MCCB) V V

Plumbing
PLUMWORK Pipe route, including specific text V V

(e.g. dia.), valves, materials etc.
PLUMDUCT Plumbing ducts including text (e.g. V V

radius of easy sweep bends)
PLUMNOTE General plumbing notes not V V


dimensions)
CEILAPPA Any apparatus mounted or showing V V

on the ceiling
PLANTRM Plant room apparatus (e.g. V V

Calorifier)


Drainage
DRANWORK Pipe route, including text (i.e. V V

materials, dia. & fall)
SURFAPPA Surface apparatus i.e. road gullies, V V

manholes, BITG etc. + text
DRAINOTE General drainage notes not V V


dimension)
CEILAPPA Any apparatus mounted or showing V V

on the ceiling
PLANTRM Plant room apparatus (e.g. V V

Macerator)

Fire Services
FIREWORK Pipe route, including valves, flow V V

switches etc. + text
FIREDUCT Fire services ducts (if applicable) V V
FIRENOTE General fire services notes not V V


dimensions)
CEILSPNK Any apparatus mounted or showing V V

on the ceiling i.e. sprinklers
PLANTRM Plant room apparatus (e.g. F.S V V

pumps & tanks)


plinths, haunching etc. )
Site Services
SITESERV All site services connections V V

(exterior to building)
DIM General dimensions for setting out V V

site
SITEWORK Builder’s work relating to site (e.g. V V

V : VARIES

TABLE 30 FIELD SURVEY RECORD Type: S4
RANDOMPT Random Point 1/10/12/14/16/18 0
BEAKLPT Breakline Point 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 0
BEAKLTOP Breakline (Top of Slope) 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 0
BEAKLBTM Breakline (Bottom of Slope) 3/ 90/ 92/ 94/ 96/ 98 2
ELEV Elevation Annotation 7 0
MJCONTUR Major contour 1/10/12/14/16/18 0
MJCTRTXT Major contour text 1/10/12/14/16/18 0
MNCONTUR Minor contour 4/ 130/ 132/ 134/ 136/ 138 0
MNEXBOND Minor Exterior boundary 6/ 210/ 212/ 214/ 216/ 218 0
INTEBOND Interior Boundary 2/ 50/ 52/ 54/ 56/ 58 0
SYMBOL Feature symbols V V
LABEL Feature label text 7 0
PCNBOND PCN contract boundary 5/ 170/ 172/ 174/ 176/ 178 6
PCNLABEL PCN contract area label 7 0
CNTAPATT Contract area patterning V V
TERMBLDG Terminal building V V
SEAWALL Seawall setting out line V V
201MABND 201 main area boundary V V
201SULBL 201 sub-area label V V
201SUBND 201 sub-area boundary V V
COASTLNE Original coastline V V
GRID Grid cross, text 7 V
CODTABLE Coordinate table V V
LEGEND Legend, notes 7 V
TBLK Title block 7 V
V : VARIES

APPENDIX B UTILITY IDENTIFICATION SCHEME
All utilities within the Airport boundary must be uniquely identified by "utility type" and "ID
number". This information must be presented on every sheet where a particular utility is
encountered. Additionally, the size (where applicable) and ownership of each utility system
must be designated on each sheet.
Utility identifiers shall have the following format:
CCC-NNNNN
Where: CCC = Type

NNNNN = ID Number
For example: “POT-00001” would indicate a Potable Water Line, ID # 00001. The size
of the line shall be shown on the drawing adjacent to the line. The owner of the line shall
also be placed on the drawing (usually on a schedule). The Authority CAD department
will issue a set of ID numbers, on request, prior to the commencement of the works.
The following is a list of Utility Types.
UTILITY TYPE DESCRIPTION
FSG Gravity Foul Sewerage
FSP Pumped Foul Sewerage
SWD Storm Drainage
OIN Oil Interception
GWR Grey Water
POT Potable Water
RWR Raw Water
FHY Fire Hydrant Main
SAF Sea Water (Flushing)
SAC Sea Water (Cooling)
CHW Chilled Water
GLY Glycol
IRR Irrigation Water
EEC 132kV (by CLP)
EHC 11kV (by CLP)
EHA 11kV (by the Authority)
EHB 11kV Emergency Back-up
(CONTINUE )
CADD STANDARD SPECIFICATION FOR AUTOCAD 1 109

UTILITY TYPE DESCRIPTION
EMC 380V (by CLP)
EMA 380V (by the Authority)
EMB 380V (Emergency Back-up)
TEL Telephone by Public Carrier
COM Communications by the Authority
AVF Aviation Fuel
GAS Gas

APPENDIX C HONG KONG GRID SYSTEM

APPENDIX D DRAWING NUMBERING SYSTEM
D.1 The drawing number shall consist of minimum 22 alphanumeric characters, arranged in
six groups, as shown below:
Group 1: Originator Code 000
Group 2: Contract Number CCCC (maximum 4 characters)
Group 3 Location LLLLLL (maximum 6 character)
Group 4: Discipline Code D
Group 5 Type M2
Group 6: Drawing Sequence Number NNNNNN (Minimum 6 digits)
Group 1: Originator Code
This shall be three characters based on the name of the originating Consultant,
Contractor or Authority discipline section. For example:
Code Department/Consultant/Contractor/Other Contracts

TSD Technical Services Department
TRD Third Runway Department
ACC Acer Consultants (Far East) Ltd 150/120
APC Airport Platform Contractors 201
APM Automated People Mover 350
BGS British Geological Survey 199G
BHS Baggage Handling System 360
CED CED Term Contractor 251
G-M Greiner-Maunsell 105
GHS Gibb Harris & Sutherland 152
HAP Halcrow Asia Partnership Ltd 110
JRP J Roger Preston & Partners 153
LLD Llewelyn-Davies 106, 901C
MAB MMBP-Atkins 151
OAP Ove Arup & Partners HK Ltd 111
PBA Parson Brinckerhoff (Asia) Ltd 121
SWK Scott Wilson Kirkpatrick Consulting Engineers 122/123
TMC The Mott Consortium 101
TIL Tilden 901
VIG Vigers 192
W-S Wilbur Smith 190

Group 2: Contract Number
This shall be a three digit number as defined in the contract number list issued by the
Authority Contracts & Control department. For example;
301 Processing Terminal - Substructure
Group 3: Location Code
This shall be combine of 2 groups of codes, WBS-L1 and WBS-L2
Additional code will be developed with the consultant to give some flexibility to identify the
drawing if the design cover more than one facilities. Consultant shall submit additional codes
for the Authority’s approval.
WBS-L1 Code Description (Level 1)

All area on Airport Island (inc. 3RS reclamation
AA
footprint area, HZMB and BCF)
AI Airfield (specified to 3RS reclamation footprint area)
AM Automated People Mover (APM)
AR Airside Roads, Tunnels, Infrastructure & Systems
AW Airport Wide Services (AWS)
BH Baggage Handling System (BHS)
BT Baggage Tunnels
CS Central Ancillary Support Area (CSA)
ES Eastern Ancillary Support Area (ESA)
PC Passenger Concourse
TU * Tunnel (e.g. BHS and APM Tunnels) *
WS Western Ancillary Support Area
X* Project-Specific Federated Model

Group/Field 4 – Work Breakdown Structure (WBS-L2) Main Code
WBS-L1 Code WBS-L2 Code Description (Level 2)
AA AWTC AsiaWorld Trade Centre (3RS Headquarters)
FA Aviation Fuel Tank Farm Area
HKIA HKIA Tower (Airport Authority Headquarters)
Area excl. Airport Island (e.g. Marine Park, Sha
MA Chau, Tung Chung)
NCD North Commercial District Areas
PFA Airside Petrol Filing Station
PFL Landside Petrol Filing Station
PSO Project Site Offices
Location/ Area/ Building not assigned/
XX mentioned on above
AI AG Airfield - AGL System
AK Airfield - AAHK Buildings
CT Airfield - Crossfield Taxiway
CR Airfield – Centre Runway (Southern runway)
GO Airfield – Geotechnical
NR Airfield – Northern Runway
MA Airfield – Midfield Area Stands
MP Airfield – Master Plan
Airfield – TRC Apron Taxilanes, Road * GSE
TA Areas
Airfield – Tenant/ Government Serviced Site
TF Facilities/ Franchise/ Airline
TR Airfield – Third Runway
TS Airfield – TRC Apron Stands
ZZ Airfield – Support Area/ Ancillary Buildings
AM FF APM - Fixed Facilities
GO APM - Geotechnical
MM APM - System
AR AP AR - Airside Perimeter Road
AR AR - Airside Road
ET AR - Eastern Road Tunnels
LS AR - Landside Road
WR AR - Western Road Tunnels
AW AF AWS – Aviation Fuel Network *
AWS - Utility at (Trench Reinforced Concrete
AU (TRC)
AWS – Combined Service Utilities/
CU Underground Utilities
GS AWS - Gas
GWIR AWS - Grey Water & Irrigation
FW AWS - Foul Water
PD AWS - Ducting & Sleeving
PWFH AWS - Potable Water & Fire Hydrant
SW AWS - Cooling incl. Grey & Sea Water
WW AWS - Waste Water
BH AR BHS - Main Tunnel Routing
CC BHS - Central Concourse
EC BHS - Eastern Concourse
ES BHS - Eastern Ancillary Support Area
T1 BHS - Terminal 1 Modification
T2 BHS - Terminal 2 Expansion
WC BHS - Western Concourse
BT TY Baggage Tunnels
CS AK CSA - AAHK Buildings
GO CSA - Geotechnical
CSA - Tenant/Government Serviced Site
TF Facilities/Airline Facilities
CSA - Central Support Area (Ancillary
ZZ Buildings)
ES AK ESA – AAHK Buildings
GO ESA – Geotechnical
ESA - Tenant/Government Serviced Site
TF Facilities
ZZ ESA - East Support Area
Passenger Terminal/Concourse - AAHK
PC AK Building
GO Passenger Terminal/Concourse - Geotechnical
Ground Transportation Centre (area not
GTC covered by T2)
Passenger Terminal/Concourse – Midfield
MF Concourse
Passenger Terminal/Concourse – North
NS Satellite Concourse
SP Passenger Terminal/Concourse – SkyPier
T1 Passenger Terminal/Concourse – Terminal 1
T2 Passenger Terminal/Concourse – Terminal 2
Passenger Terminal/Concourse – Terminal 2
T2E Expansion
Passenger Terminal/Concourse – Third
TR Runway Concourse *
Passenger Terminal/Concourse – Third
TRE Runway Concourse (Expansion)
TU T1SK Tunnel - Terminal 1 to SkyPier Sections
T1T2 Tunnel - Terminal 1 to Terminal 2 Sections
T2TR Tunnel - Terminal 2 to TRC Sections
WS AK WSA - AAHK Buildings
GO WSA – Geotechnical
WSA - Tenant/Government Serviced Site
TF Facilities
ZZ West Support Area

Group 4: Discipline Code
This shall be a one character code as shown in Code Lists 1 & 3, Appendix A.
For example;
Discipline Sub-Discipline Type Code Drawing Discipline Code

Architectural Landscape A2 A
Group 5: Type
This code primary to identify drawings are generated from a BIM model or prepared based
on 2D drafting.
DR 2D Drawing by drafting
M2 2D Drawing generated from a BIM Model
C3 for Civil 3D drawing
XR X-ref drawing
Group 6: Drawing Sequence Number
This shall be a number between with minimum 6 digits. The use of decimal points or non-
numeric characters is not allowed.
Certain categories of drawing may be allocated drawing numbers within a pre-defined range,
as an aid to further identification of the drawing. For example, Plans could be in the
range 1000 -1999; GA’s could be 2000-2999 etc. Details of such range definitions must
be agreed with the Authority before commencement of the work.

D.2 Drawing Status
The code will denote the status of the drawing
CHECKING Checking Process

PRELIMINARY Preliminary Set
DESIGN Design
TENDER Tender
CONSTRUCTION Issue for Construction Set
INFORMATION Information
AS-CONSTRUCTED Record Drawings - Final Issue (For Contractor)
AS-BUILT Record Drawings - Final Issue (For Consultant)
Drawing status shall not be indicated in the title block but shall be included in the
electronic drawing list (see 4.5.1).
D.3 Revision Letter - up to 2 characters
A First issue of document
B Revisions to documents issued
After revision Z, the letters will commence with AA.
The pre-tender drawing set for each status code shall use the revision number 1, 2, 3 etc.

D.4 CADD Drawing File Naming Convention
The CADD “drawing file” name will be assigned the following format:
OOO-CCCC-D-TT-NNNNNN-R.DWG
Where:
OOO denotes Originator code
CCCC denotes Contract Number
D denotes discipline
TT denotes type code
NNNNNN denotes drawing sequence number
R denotes Revision
DWG denotes the CADD filename extension
D.5 Reference file naming
The CADD “Reference file” name shall be assigned the following format:
OOO-CCCC-D-XR-user definable (max 20 characters)

APPENDIX E LINE WEIGHT AND LINE TYPE

1
APPENDIX F FONT STYLE
2
APPENDIX G CAT Code
1 Site Model
CAT
Model Elements
Code
Topography (existing site and
a TOP
surrounding land use)
b Topography (site formation) SIT
c Natural slope NSL
d Artificial slope ASL
e Flexible barrier FBR
f Rigid barrier RBR
g Retaining wall RET
Massing model of adjacent
h SUR
areas or surrounding buildings
i Geological model (soil, fill, rock) GEO
Pavement (carriageway,
j PAV
footpath, cycle track)
Profile Barrier, parapet, kerbs,
k KRB
traffic island
l Noise barrier NSB
m Planter PTR
n Bollard BOL
o Phone booth PHB
p Signage SGN
r Gully GUL

2 Architecture Model
CAT
Model Elements
Code
a Building massing model MAS

Room space, corridor, plant &
b SPA
equipment room
c Elevator shaft space LIF
d Floor, slab, ramp, roof FLR
Basic architectural column &
e ACL
wall
f Basic structural beam & framing SBS
g Exterior wall EWL

Interior wall / partition / non-
h IWL
structural wall
Curtain wall, including shading
i CTM
devices
j Precast facade CLD
k Door (exterior and interior) DOR
l Window WDW
Louver, decorative louver,
m sunshading & other LOU
architectural feathers
n Skylight SKY
o Ceiling: Exterior CLE
p Ceiling: Interior CLI
q Stairs, steps STE
r Railing, balustrade, handrail BAL
Access ladder, catwalk,
s LAD
maintenance platform
t Smoke vent SMV
u Fire shutter FST
Internal landscape (hardware
v ILA
only)
w Signage, direction SGN
x Flight information display FID
Check-in counter, transfer
y BFU
counter, kiosk
z Building movement joint BMJ
aa Building maintenance unit BMU
Furniture, fixtures & fittings,
including desks, workstations,
ab FUR
casework, cabinets, appliances,
loose equipment
Dynamic envelope in
ac ADE
architecture model

3 Structure Model
CAT
Model Elements
Code
Foundation (pile, pile cap,
a SFO
tie/ground beam & footing)
b Diaphragm wall, retaining wall DWL
Excavation & lateral stability
c ELS
system
d Beam SBS
e Structural column, post, hangar SCL
f Structural wall SWL
g Slab, floor, ramp, roof SLA
Transfer structure (transfer
h TRN
plate, truss)
Stairs (landings, beam under
i STE
stairs)
j Bracing BRA
Temporary work, temporary
k TMP
structure, platforms
Tunnel structure (tunnel box,
l TUN
subway, utilities tunnel)
Dynamic envelope in structure
m SDE
model

4 Mechanical Ventilation & Air Conditioning Model
CAT
Model Elements
Code
Ductwork
a Supply air duct SAD
b Fresh air duct FAD
c Exhaust (extract) air duct EAD
d Return air duct RAD
e Transfer air duct TAD
Other MVAC
f Fan FAN
Diffuser, air-boot, air grill, air
g AIR
filter, register
h Damper DAM
i Fan coil unit FCU
j Air handling unit AHU
k Chiller plant unit CHL
l Variable refrigerant volume unit VRV
m Cooling tower COT
Split-type indoor & outdoor air
n SAC
conditioning unit
o Chilled water supply pipe CWS
p Chilled water return pipe CWR
q Condensate drain pipe CDP
Ventilation / air conditioning
r VCS
control system for FSD: airside
Ventilation / air conditioning
s control system for FSD: VCS
waterside
Dynamic envelope in MVAC
t MDE
model

5 Plumbing & Water Supply
CAT
Model Elements
Code
a Fresh water piping FRWP

b Flush water piping
c Valve VLV
d Water storage tank WAT
e Pressure vessel PRV
f Sink, washbasin SNK
g Tap, faucet TAP
h Water meter WMT
i Pump PMP
j Calorifer CAL
k Boiler BLR
l Water storage heater WSH
Dynamic envelope in plumbing
j PDE
& water supply model

6 Drainage & Sewage Model
CAT
Model Elements
Code
Rainwater, storm water pipe,
a RWP
storm drain
Surface channel, slot channel,
b RWC
external drainage
Sewerage pipe, foul sewer
c SWP
drain
d Toilet Fixture WCS
e Sump or sewage pit PIT
f Pump PMP
g Grease trap TRP
h Sand trap TRP
Kitchen waste pipe work
i including floor drain, open KWP
trapped
Gully, sealed trapped gully,
j GUL
clean outs and vent
k Manhole, terminal manhole SMH
l Box culvert CUL
m Nullah NUL
Dynamic envelope in drainage
j PDE
& sewage model

7 Fire Services Model
CAT
Model Elements
Code
a Automatic actuating device AAD

b Drencher system DRE
c Dust detection system DDS
Dynamic smoke extraction
d SES
system
Fire alarm system, gongs &
e AFA
break glass unit
Fire detection system, heat or
f SHD
smoke detectors
g Fire hydrant/hose reel system FHR
h Fire shutter and hood/enclosure SHT
Fixed automatically operated

i FAA
approved appliance
j Gas detection system GDS
k Gas extraction system GES
Portable hand-operated
l approved appliance, fire PAA
extinguisher
Ring main system with fixed
m RMS
pump
n Smoke curtain or barrier FSB
o Sprinkler pipe work SPR
p Sprinkler head SPH
q Sprinkler valve & flow switch SPV
r Sprinkler supply tank SPTK
s Sprinkler pump SPP
t Static smoke extraction system SES
u Street fire hydrant system SFH
Dynamic envelope fire services
v FDE
model

8 Electrical Model
CAT
Model Elements
Code
Cable tray, trunking, cable

a containment, conduit, busduct, CAB
busbar, busway, power feed
Generator or emergency
b GEN
generator
Generator exhaust flue incl.
c EXH
acoustic treatment
Diesel tank & fuel pipes for
d FUL
emergency generator
f Electric meter MET
g Transformer TRN
h Switch board, switchgear BRD
Panel board, motor control
i PAN
centre
Concealed and cast-in place
j CCC
conduit
Outlet, panel, wall switch,
circuiting to device, security
k SWT
device, card access and “Plug
mould” (socket point)
l Light fitting LGD
m Emergency lighting ELG
n Emergency power point EPP
o Exit sign EXI
Dynamic envelope electrical
p FDE
model

9 Specialist Systems Model
CAT
Model Elements
Code
Lifts & Escalators

a Elevator system (by lift supplier) LIF
b Escalator ESC
c Moving walkway EMS
Communications & Security
aa Audio/visual advisory system AVS
ab Closed circuit television system CCTV
Fireman‘s communication
ac FCS
system
Conduit associated with access,
ad data communication, security ELV
system
ae Telecommunication equipment TEL
af Computer racking, servers etc ITE
Security system including smart
ag SEC
card access
Car park control system, barrier
ah CAR
gate
BHS
ba Equipment including motors EIM
bb Baggage envelope BAG
bc Preliminary support structure PSS
bd Catwalk CWK
be Access zone ACZ
bf Egress path EGP
APM
ca To be added by DC
Airport Systems
da Cable tray CAB
db Switch board PAN
dc Audio/visual advisory system AVS
dd CCTV camera CAM
de CCTV system CTV
Public address system
df SPK
(speaker)
dg BMS system (DDC panel) DDC
dh TMR system TMR
di Wireless system (antenna) WLS
dj TBE system (mobile antenna) TBE
dk Carpark control system CAP
Security system including smart
dl SEC
card access

10 Underground Utilities Model
CAT
Model Elements
Code
Gravity / pumped foul sewerage / manholes

Pressurize foul / sewerage
a TMP
pipes (site wide)
Gravity foul / sewerage /
b TMG
manholes / pipes (site wide)
Other connection point,
c TMH
manhole, inspection pit
Electrical line by CLP (11kV & 380V)
d Electrical line by CLP ELC
Electrical line by CLP (132kV)
e CLP 132kV ELH
Electrical line by authority (11kV & 380V)
e Electrical line by authority ELA
Electrical line by emergency backup (11kV &
380V)
d AA power cable (backup) ELP
e Fence lighting cable ELF
f Metering duct ELM
g Airfield ground lighting ELG
h Road lighting ELR
i Road lighting cable ELI
j Stand gantry ELS
k Stand anchor ELN
l Stand barrier ELB
Other electrical supply cable,
m trench, power distribution ELU
system
Gas supply main, piping, valve
n Aviation fuel lines AFL
o Gas supply main, piping, valve GAS
p Oil interception GAI
pa Town gas pipes TGS
Water line
q Potable water line WSW
r Fire hydrant WSP
s Chilled water line WSF
t Irrigation water line WSI
u Sea water line WSS
v Grey water line WSG
w Raw water line WSR
x Glycol line WSL
y Stormwater drainage WST
Other water supply main,
z WSM
control valve
Underground telecommunication system

aa Telephone by public carrier UTT
Communications by the
ab UTC
authority
Other underground
ac UTL
telecommunication system

11 Highway, Bridge and Other Civil Works Model
CAT
Model Elements
Code
Bridge
a Bridge column/pier PIR
b Bridge abutment ABT
c Precast bridge segment PBS
d Steel bridge segment STB
e Bridge deck DCK
Highway
aa Road ROD
ab Vehicular bridge BRG
ac Lighting along road LGT
ad Footbridge FBR
ae Street furniture STF
af Pillar box PIB
Taxiway & Other Airfield Road Way
ba Taxiway TXW
bb Airfield road way ARW

12 Marine Works Model
CAT
Model Elements
Code
a Seawall SEA
b Breakwater BRW
c Pier, jetty JTY

APPENDIX H PLOT STYLE SETTING FOR COLOR AND PEN WIDTH
The following table describes the Color / Lineweight Relationship for the color assigned in Appendix A.
Color Index Width Screening

(ACI) (mm) Plot Color (%)
1 0.13 Black 100
2 0.13 Black 100
3 0.13 Black 100
4 0.13 Black 100
5 0.13 Black 100
6 0.13 Black 100
7 0.13 Black 100
8 0.25 Black 50
9 0.25 Black 25
10 0.25 Black 100
12 0.35 Black 100
14 0.50 Black 100
16 0.80 Black 100
18 1.00 Black 100
50 0.25 Black 100
52 0.35 Black 100
54 0.50 Black 100
56 0.80 Black 100
58 1.00 Black 100
90 0.25 Black 100
92 0.35 Black 100
94 0.50 Black 100
96 0.80 Black 100
98 1.00 Black 100
130 0.25 Black 100
132 0.35 Black 100
134 0.50 Black 100
136 0.80 Black 100
138 1.00 Black 100
170 0.25 Black 100
172 0.35 Black 100
174 0.50 Black 100
176 0.80 Black 100
178 1.00 Black 100
210 0.25 Black 100
212 0.35 Black 100
214 0.50 Black 100
216 0.80 Black 100
218 1.00 Black 100
251 0.13 Black 70
252 0.13 Black 50
253 0.13 Black 25

APPENDIX I 1:500, 1:1000 AND 1:2000 DRAWING MATRIX

APPENDIX J STANDARD ABBREVIATION
This appendix lists the standard abbreviations adopted by the Authority. There are
two main categories of abbreviations; Terminal Building and Civil Engineering.
Within the Terminal Building categories, abbreviations are further classified
according to different services types.
Facility abbreviation codes are indicated with an asterisk (*) in the remarks column.
The facility abbreviation code is used to construct the Facility Identification Number.
It can be up to three characters long.
Proposals for additional codes, where required, must be submitted to the Authority
for prior approval.

TERMINAL BUILDING ABBREVIATIONS
MECHANICAL SERVICES
Abbreviation Meaning Remark

A
A Ampere -
ACCU Air Cooled Condensed Unit -
AD Access Door -
AF Air Filter *
AFFL Above Finished Floor Level -
AHU Air Handling Unit *
AMS Air Measuring Station *
AP Access Panel *
ASD Aspirating Smoke Detector *
B
BV By-Pass Valve *
C
CAV Constant Air Volume *
CC Cooling Coil *
CDP Chemical Dosing Pump *
CDT Chemical Dosing Tank *
CHW F&R Chilled Water Flow and Return -
CHW Chilled Water -
CHW F Chilled Water Flow -
CHW R Chilled Water Return -
CHWP Chilled Water Pump -
CT Cooling Tower *
CU Condensing Unit *
CV Control Valve *
C/W Complete With -
D
DB Distribution Board *
DCM Digital Control Module *
DCV Document Conveyor Vehicle *
DDG Double Deflection Grille *
DG Door Grille *
DHW R Domestic Hot Water Return -
DHW F&R Domestic Hot Water Flow and Return -
DHW F Domestic Hot Water Flow -
DHW Domestic Hot Water *
DHWP Domestic Hot Water Pump -
DHWU Domestic Hot Water Unit -
DN Down -
DPS Differential Pressure Switch *
DX Direct Expansion -
E
EA Exhaust Air -
EAG Exhaust Air Grille *
EC Evaporative Cooler *
ECU Evaporative Cooler Unit *
EDH Electric Duct Heater *
EF Exhaust Fan *
* - indicate FM abbreviation code

MECHANICAL SERVICES

2
EH Exhaust Hood *
ET Expansion Tank *
EV Evaporator *
F
FA From Above -
FCP Fire Control Panel *
FCU Fan Coil Unit *
FD Fire Damper *
FFL Finished Floor Level -
FIP Fire Indicator Panel *
FL Floor Level -
FLEX Flexible Duct -
FO Fuel Oil -
FO R Fuel Oil Return -
FO F Fuel Oil Flow -
FO F&R Fuel oil Flor and Return -
FODT Fuel oil Day Tank -
FOP Fuel Oil Pump *
FS Flow Switch *
FSD Fire Services Department -
FW Floor Waste -
G
GR Gas Regulator *
H
HC Heating Coil *
HE Heat Exchanger *
HL High Limit -
HP High Pressure -
HUM Humidifier *
I
IFM Intelligent Field Module *
IPW Infrastructure Potable Water -
K
KE Kitchen Exhaust *
L
LBE Laboratory Equipment *
LL Low Level -
LP Low Pressure -
LPC Loss Prevention Council *
LPG Liquid Petroleum Gas -
LV Low Voltage -
M
MCC Motor Control Centre -
MCP Master Control Panel *
MNE Maintenance Equipment *
MST Measuring Station *
MU Make Up -

MECHANICAL SERVICES

N
NC Normall Closed -
NO Non-Return Damper -
NRD Non-Return Damper *
NTS Not To Scale -
O
OA Outside Air -
OBD Opposed Blade Damper *
OLS Oil Level Sensor *
P
PCA Pre-Conditioned Cabin Air -
PCP Primary Chilled Water Pump *
PW Potable Water -
R
RA Return Air -
RAG Return Air Grille *
REG Relief Grille *
RF Return Fan *
RHC Reheat Coil *
RM Refrigeration Machine *
S
SA Supply Air -
SAF Supply Air Fan *
SAG Supply Air Grille *
SCHW Secondary Chilled Water Pump *
SD Smoke Damper *
SEAW Sea Cooling Water -
SEAWP Sea Water Pump -
SEF Smoke Extract Fan *
SF Supply Air Fan *
SFD Smoke & Fire Damper *
SFE Safety Equipment *
SNo Silencer with Equipment Numbering *
SP Sump Pump *
SPF Stair Pressurisation Fan *
SPS Stair Pressurisation Sensor *
SQ Square Sub Switchboard *
SSB Sub Switchboard *
SV Solenoid Valve *
T
TA To Above -
TB To Below -
TD Tundish *
TE Toilet Exhaust -
TEF Toilet Exhaust Fan *
TG Town Gas -
TP Test Point -

MECHANICAL SERVICES

U
UNO Unless Noted Otherwise -
UPS Uninterruptable Power Supply *
V
VAV Variable Air Volume -
VCD Volume Control Damper *
VS Veloctiy Sensor *
VSD Variable Speed Drive -
W
WC Works Contract -
WCPU Water Cooled Package Unit -
WP Weather Proof -
X
Y
Z

ELECTRICAL SERVICES

A
A Ampere -
AB Above Bench -
ABR Air Bridge *
AC Alternating Current -
ACB Air Circuit Breaker *
ACP Access Control Panel *
ACU Air Conditioning Unit *
AD Access Door *
AI All Insulated -
AIC Airport Infrastructure Cables *
AL Aluminium -
AM Amber -
AOM Auto Off Manual -
AP Access Panel *
APM Automated People Mover *
AS Ammeter Switch *
ASSL Above Structural Slab Level -
B
B Baggage Handling -
B Blue Phase -
BAR Baggage Handling Arrivals *
BATT Battery -
BB Below Bench -
BBC Bus Bar Chamber *
BC Bayonet Cap *
BCI Baggage Handling Check In -
BD Board *
BDL Baggage Handling Distribution Line *
BES Baggage Handling Early Storage *
BG Break Glass *
BLDG Building -
BLK Block *
BMS Building Management System Cables *
BOG Baggage Handling Out of Gauge *
BP Booster Pump *
BPS Baggage Handling Primary Sortation -
BS British Standard -
BSS Baggage Handling Secondary Sortation -
BTR Baggage Handling Transfer *
BU Blue -
C
C Cable *
C of P Code of Practice -
C/W Complete With -
CAM Closed Circuit Television Camera *

ELECTRICAL SERVICES
CB Circuit Breaker *
CCT Circuit *
CFS Combined Fuse Switch *
CH Chiller *
CI Cast Iron *
CLP China Light & Power -
CM Ceiling Mounted -
CNT Controller -
CO C/W Cable Outlet -
Co's Company's -
COM General Communications Cables *
COND Conduit -
Cos Cosine -
CP Circulation Pump *
CT Current Transformer *
Cu Copper -
D
DB Distribution Board -
DC Direct Current -
DGP Data Gatering Panel -
DIA Diameter -
DN Down -
DOL Direct On Line -
DOR Sliding Door Unit *
DP Double Pole *
DTC Desktop Computer *
E
E Earth -
E Elevator -
EF Exhaust Fan *
EFF Efficiency -
ELCB Earth Leakage Circuit Breaker -
ELEC Electric or Electrical -
ELS Emergency Lighting System -
ELV Extra Low Voltage (Below 110V) -
EH Exhaust Hood *
EM Emergency Cables *
ENCL Enclosure -
ENGR Engineer -
EQUIP Equipment -
ESC Escalator *
EWS Emergency Warning and Intercom System *
Ex Intrinsically Safe -
EX Existing -
EXP.JT Expansion Joint -
F
F Fire -
- indicate FM abbreviation code

ELECTRICAL SERVICES

FA From Above -
FAN Fan *
FAX Fax Machine *
FFL Finished Floor Level
FFP Fire Fighting Pump *
FGP Fixed Ground Power -
FGU Fixed Ground Power Generating Unit *
FIB Fibre Optic Cables *
FID Flight Information Display *
FIR Fire Alarm System Cables *
FLP Flushing Water Pump *
FLUOR Fluorescent -
FM Floor Mounted -
FOP Fuel Oil Pump *
FS Fire Services -
FSO Fused Spur Outlet -
FSS Fire Services Switchboard *
G
G Item Supplied By Government -
GALV Galvanished -
GEN Generator *
GI Galvanished Iron -
GN Green -
H
H Hydraulic -
HC Heating Coil *
HD Hand Dryer *
HKIE HK Institute of Electrical Engineers -
HKTC Hong Kong Telephone Company -
HL High Level -
HOR Horizontal -
HRC High Rupturing Capacity -
HS Hydraulic Services Water Pump *
HSS Hydraulic Services Switchboard *
HT High Tension -
HTR Heater Element *
HV High Voltage Cables *
HVB High Voltage Switchboard *
HWU Hot Water Unit *
HYD Hydraulic Services -
Hz Hertz -
I
ID Internal Diameter -
IND Indicator -
IR Infra Red -
ISOL Isolator -

ELECTRICAL SERVICES

J
JB Junction Box *
JKP Jacking Pump *
JNT Joint -
K
KIT Kitchen *
kV Kilo Volt -
kVA Kilo Volt AMP -
kVAr Kilo Volt AMP Reactive -
kW Kilo Watt -
kWh Kilo Watt Hour -
L
L Live or Line -
LBFM Load Break Fault Make -
LC Line Conditioner -
L&P Lighting and Power Cables *
LFT Lift *
LL Low Level -
LP Low Pressure -
LSF Low Smoke Fume (Low Toxicity) -
LTG Lighting -
LTG Lighting -
LV Low Voltage Cables *
M
m Metre -
M Mechanical -
MAN Manual -
MAX Maximum -
MCB Miniature Circuit Breaker *
MCCB Moulded Case Circuit Breaker -
MDF Main Distribution Frame -
MECH Mechanical -
MF Main Frame -
MFP Master Fire Alarm Panel *
MFR Manufacturer -
MG Motor-Generator -
MH Man Hole *
MICC Mineral Insulated Copper Conductor -
MIN Minimum or Minute -
MNE Maintenance Equipment *
mm Millimetre -
MON Monitor *
MP Mimic Panel *
MS Mechanical Services -

ELECTRICAL SERVICES

MSB Main Switchboard *
MSS Mechanical Services Switchboard *
MTR Motor *
MW Mega Watt -
MWW Moving Walkway *
N
N Neutral -
NC Normally Closed -
Ne Neon -
NEG Negative -
NO Normally Open -
NR Non Return -
NTS Not To Scale -
O
OCB Oil Circuit Breaker *
OD Outside Diameter -
OPP Opposite -
P
P Pendant -
PA Public Address Cables *
PB Push Button *
PC Public Carrier Cables *
PCA Pre-Conditioned Cabin Air -
PEN Pendant -
PEN Penetration -
PL Pilot Light -
PN Pneumatic -
PNL Panel *
POS Positive -
Pr Pair -
Pt Point -
PVC Poly Vinyl Chloride -
PWP Potable Water Pump *
R
R Red Phase -
RAD Radial Fed Final Circuit -
RD Red -
REF Refrigerator *
REG Relief Grille *
REQD Required -
RET Return -
RHC Reheat Coil *
Rm Room *
RMU Ring Main Unit *
S
S.LINK Service Link -

ELECTRICAL SERVICES

SBD Switchboard *
SCP Security Control Panel *
SD Set Down -
SDB Sub Distribution Board *
SDU Sanitary Disposal Units *
SEC Security Cables (CTV & Access Control) *
SECT Section -
SEM Smoke Exhaust Motor *
SF Supply Air Fan *
SFP Sub-Fire Alarm Panel *
SFU Switch Fuse Unit *
SGN Signage *
SIM Similar -
SIP Sub-Indicator Panel *
SMP Sump Pump *
SO Socket Outlet -
SP Single Pole -
SPF Stair Pressurisation Fan *
SP&N Single Pole and Neutral -
SPA Spare Capacity -
SPDT Single Pole Double Throw -
SPEC Specification -
SPK Speaker -
SPP Sprinkler Pump *
STD Standard -
SQ Square Sub Switchboard *
SU Set Up -
SW Switch *
SWBD Switchboard -
SWP Sea Water Pump *
T
T Tenant -
TA To Above -
TB To Below -
TDB Tenancy Distribution Board *
TEF Toilet Exhaust Fan *
TEL Telphone *
TEMP Temperature -
TEN Tenancy Cables *
TM TMR & Radio Cables *
TMR Trunk Mobile Radio *
TP&N Triple Pole Double Throw -
TPDT Triple Pole Double Throw -
TRS Transformer *
TS Time Switch *

ELECTRICAL SERVICES

TV Television *
TYP Typical *
U
UG Underground -
UPS Uniterruptable Power Supply *
UR Unit Rate -
V
V Volt -
VA Volt AMP -
VAr Volt AMP Reactive -
VCR Video Cassette Recorder *
VD3 Type 3 Cables *
VD5 Type 5 Cables *
VERT Vertical -
VS Velocity Sensor *
W
W Watt -
WC Water Closet *
WH White -
W/O Without -
WP Weatherproof -
WT Water Tight -
X
Xe Xenon -
XLPE Cross Linked Polyethylene *
XRY Xray Machine *
Y
Y Yellow Phase -
YE Yellow -
Z

COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES

A
A Ampere -
AC Alternating Current -
AHE Access Control Head End -
AI All Insulated -
AL Aluminium -
AM Amber -
AMP Amplifier *
ANT Antenna *
AOM Auto Off Manual *
AP Access Panel *
APM Automated People Mover *
AVE Audio/Visual Equipment *
B
B Blue Phase -
BATT Battery -
BB Below Bench -
BD Board *
BG Break Glass *
BHE BMS Hed End -
BLDG Building -
BLK Block *
BMS Building Management System -
BP Booster Pump *
C
C Cable *
C of P Code of Practice -
C/W Complete With -
CABD Communal Aerial Broadcast Distribution -
CAM Camera - CCTV *
CCT Circuit -
CCTV Closed Circuit Television -
CHE CCTV Head End *
CI Cast Iron -
CLK Clock *
CMT Central Monitor Terminal *
CNW Computer Network *
Co's Company's -
COAX Coaxial Cable -
COMMS Communications -
CONC Concentrator -
COND Conduit -
CPU Central Processing Unit *
CR Card Reader *

Abbreviation Meannning Remark

Cu Copper -
D
DATP Data Processor -
DB Distribution Board *
DC Direct Current -
DGP Data Gathering Panel *
DIA Diameter -
DL Door Latch *
DM Door Monitor *
DN Down -
DTR Data Terminal *
E
E Earth -
EF Exhaust Fan *
EFF Efficiency -
ELEC Electric or Electrical -
ELV Extra Low Voltage (Below 110V) -
EM Emergency -
ENCL Enclosure -
ENGR Engineer -
EQUIP Equipment -
ESCR Escalator -
EWIS Emergency Warning Intercom System -
Ex Intrinsically Safe -
EX Existing -
EXP.JT Expansion Joint *
F
FAL Fire Alarm *
FAX Fax Machine *
FCP Fire Control Panel *
FDP Final Distribution Point -
FFP Fire Fighting Pump *
FID Flight Information Display -
FLUOR Fluorescent -
FSO Fused Spur Outlet *
FSV File Server *
FTP Fibre Termination Panel *
G
G Item Supplied by Government -
GALV Galvanished -
GEN Generator *
GI Galvanised Iron *
GN Green -

Abbreviation Meannning Remark

H
h Hour -
HD Hand Dryer *
HKIE HK Institute of Electrical Engineers -
HKTC Hong Kong Telephone Company -
HOR Horizontal -
HSM House Security Monitoring -
HTR Heater Element -
HUB Local Area Network - HUB -
Hz Hertz -
I
IC Intercommunicator *
ICP Intercom Point -
ID Internal Diameter -
IDF Intermediate Distribution Frame *
IND Indicator *
INF Intermediate Distribution Frame *
INS Insulated -
IR Infra Red -
J
JB Junction Box *
JNT Joint -
K
KIT Kitchen *
L
L Live or Line -
LC Line Conditioner *
LIFT Lift -
LL Low Level -
LP Low Pressure -
LTG Lighting -
LV Low Voltage -
M
m Metre -
M-G Motor - Generator *
MAN Manual -
MAX Maximum -
MBR Mobile Radio *
MDF Main Distribution Frame *
MECH Mechanical -
MECP Master Emergency Control Panel -
MF Main Frame -
MFAP Master Fire Alarm Panel -
MFR Manufacturer -
h Hour -


MH Man Hole *
MIC Microphone *
MICC Mineral Insulated Copper Conductor -
MIN Minimum or Minute -
MIX Mixer Panel *
mm Millimetre -
MOD Modern *
MON Monitor -
MP Mimic Panel *
MSB Main Switchboard *
MTR Motor *
MULT Multiplexer -
N
N Neutral -
Ne Neon -
NEG Negative -
NTS Not to Scale -
O
OPP Opposite -
P
PABX Private Automatc Branch Exchange -
PAR Parallel -
PB Push Button *
PBM Play Back Module -
PBX Premise Branch Exchange -
PC Personal Computer *
PEN Penetration -
Ph Phase -
PL Pilot Light -
PGR Pager *
PLC Programmable Logical Control *
PNL Panel *
POS Positive -
Pr Pair -
Pt Point -
PTT Portable Telephone *
PVC Polyurethane Vinyl Coated -
PXS Proximity Sensor *
R
R Red Phase -
RD Red -
REF Refrigerator *
REQD Required -
RET Return -
Rm Room *
RMU Ring Main Unit *


RTU Remote Terminal Unit *
RSM Room Status Monitoring -
S
S.LINK Service Link -
SCP Security Control Panel *
SECT Section -
SEM Smoke Exhaust Motor *
SIP Sub Indicator Panel *
SO Socket Outlet *
SP Sump Pump *
SPEC Specification -
SPK Speaker *
SPR Speaker -
SPRP Sprinkler Pump -
SQ Square -
STD Standard -
STP Shielded Twisted Pair -
SW Switch *
SWBD Switchboard -
T
TA To Above -
TB To Below -
TEL Telephone *
TELEX TMR Head End -
TEMP Temperature -
THE TMR Head End -
TMH TMR Handsets *
TRANS Transformer -
TS Time Switch *
TV Television *
TYP Typical -
U
UG Underground -
UPS Uninterruptable Power Supply Unit *
V
V Volt -
VCR Video Cassette Recorder *
VERT Vertical -
W
W Watt -
W/O Without -
WC Water Closet *
WH White -


WIP Warden Intercom Point -
WP Weatherproof -
WT Water Tight -
X
Xe Xenon -
XLPE Cross Linked Polyethylene -
XMTR Transmitter -
XPS Cross Point Switch *
Y
YE Yellow -
Z

HYDRAULIC SERVICES

A
ABENCH Above Bench -
ACDUCT Air Conditioning Duct -
APW Aircraft Potable Water -
B
BBENCH Below Bench -
BFLOOR Below Floor -
BSN Basin *
BT Boundary Trap *
BV By Pass Valve *
BWU Boiling Water Unit *
C
CDT Chemical Dosing Tank *
CIP Cast Iron Pipe *
CJ Construction Joint -
CLSK Cleaners Sink -
CSPACE Ceiling Space -
C/W Complete With -
D
D Drain -
DG Disconnector Gully *
DICL Ductile Iron Cement Lined Pipe -
DP Down Pipe *
DW Dish Washer *
E
F
FA From Above -
FB From Below -
FCEILING False Ceiling -
FCW Floor Cleaning Water -
FD Funnel Drain *
FL -
FLP Flushing Water Pump *
FW Floor Waste -
G
GI Galvanised Steel Pipe *
GIT Grease Interceptor Trap *
GR Grey Water -
GV Greasy Vent *
GVA Gate Valve *
GW Greasy Waste *
GLW Glass Washer *
H
HC Hose Cock *
HW Hot Water -

HYDRAULIC SERVICES

I
IL Invert Level -
IO Inspection Opening -
J
K
L
M
MH Manhole *
N
NTS Not To Scale -
O
ORG Overlow Relief Gully *
P
PE Polyethylene Pipe *
PW Potable Water -
PWP Potable Water Pump *
Q
R
RL Reduced Level -
RW Rain Water -
RWO Rain Water Outlet -
S
S Soil -
SEA Sea Water -
SK Sink *
SMP Sump Pump *
SSL Structural Slab Level -
SSTEEL Stainless Steel -
ST Stop Tap *
T
TA To Above -
TB To Below -
U
UBEAM Under Beam -
USBEAM Under Side of Beam -
UBENCH Under Bench -
UPVC Unplasticised Polyvinyl Chloride Pipe -
UR Urinal *
V
V Vent *
W
W Waste -
WC Water Closet *

HYDRAULIC SERVICES

WM Water Meter *
X
Y
Z

FIRE SERVICES SERVICES
A
ANSI American National Standards Institute -
AP Access Panel *
ASD Aspirating Smoke Detector *
ASTM Amercian Society for Testing of Materials -
B
C
CLP China Light & Power -
CSPACE Ceiling Space -
C/W Complete With -
D
DN Down -
DPS Differential Pressure Switch *
E
F
FA From Above -
FB From Below -
FCEILING False Ceiling -
FD Fire Damper *
FL Floor Level -
FOC Fire Offices Committee, UK -
FS Flow Switch *
FSD Fire Services Department -
G
GI Galvanised Iron Pipe *
H
I
IEER The Regulations for Electrical Installations, -
16th Edition Published by the Institute of
Electrical Engineers - UK
IFM Intelligent Field Module -
J
K
L
LL Low Level -
LPC Loss Prevention Council - UK -
LV Low Voltage -
M
MFIP Master Fire Indicator Panel -

FIRE SERVICES SERVICES

N
NC Normally Closed -
NFPA National Fire Protection Association - USA -
NO Normally Open -
NTS Not To Scale -
O
P
Q
R
S
SD Smoke Damper *
SEF Smoke Extract Fan *
SFD Smoke and Fire Damper *
SFIP Sub Fire Indicator Panel -
SSL Structural Slab Level -
T
TA To Above -
TB To Below -
U
UL Underwriters Laboratory - USA -
V
W
WC Works Contract -
WSD Water Supplies Department -
X
Y
Z

CIVIL ENGINEERING ABBREVIATIONS

1/C SINGLE-CORE -
2/C TWO-CORE -
3/C THREE-CORE -
4/C FOUR-CORE -
4P FOUR POLES -
A AMPERE -
AC ALTERNATING CURRENT -
AC AIRSIDE CHAMBER -
A/C AIR CONDITIONING -
ACB AIR CIRCUIT BREAKER -
ACMS AUTOMATED CONTROL AND -
MONITORING SYSTEM
ACMSEL AUTOMATIC CONTROL & MONITORING -
SYSTEM EQUIPMENT LOCATION
AFCC AIRFIELD CONTROL CENTRE -
AFFL ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL -
AGL AIRFIELD GROUND LIGHTING -
AH AMPERE-HOUR -
AI ALL INSULATED -
A.I. SWITCH ALL INSULATED SWITCH -
AOCC AIRFIELD OPERATION CONTROL -
CENTRE
AP ACCESS PANEL -
APCC APRON CONTROL CENTRE -
APCR AIRPORT POLICE CONTROL ROOM -
ASTA ASSOCIATION OF SHORT-CIRCUIT TEST -
AUTHORITIES, U.K.
ASTM AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR TESTING AND -
MATERIAL, U.S.A.
ATC AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL -
ATTC AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE -
ATM ASYNCHRONOUS TRANSFER MODE -
AUTO AUTOMATIC -
AUX AUXILIARY -
B BURIED -
BB BATTERY BACKUP -
B/B BUSBAR -
BBC BUSBAR CHAMBER -
BD BOARD -
BE BEND -
BLDG BUILDING -
bps BITS PER SECOND -
BRSL BELOW (FINISHED) ROAD SURFACE -
LEVEL
BS BRITISH STANDARD -
BU BLUE -
C CONDUIT -
CA CABLE -
CAD CIVIL AVIATION DEPARTMENT -
CB CIRCUIT BREAKER -
CC CENTRE TO CENTRE -
CCT CIRCUIT -
CCTV CLOSED CIRCUIT TELEVISION -
CDP CONDENSATE DRAIN PIPE -


CH CHAINAGE -
CM CHECK METER -
CNTRLR CONTROLLERS -
C/O CHANGEOVER -
COAX COAXIAL CABLES -
COM DIAMETER 100mm DUCT FOR -
COMMUNICATIONS BY THE AUTHORITY
COMMS COMMUNICATIONS -
COMMS. RM. COMMUNICATIONS ROOM -
CPC CIRCUIT PROTECTIVE CONDUCTOR -
CPU CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT -
CT CURRENT TRANSFORMER -
Cu COPPER -
CV CHECK VALVE -
C/W COMPLETE WITH -
C.W. COLD WATER -
D. AIR VENT DOUBLE AIR VENT -
dB DECIBELS -
DB DISTRIBUTION BOARD -
DC DIRECT CURRENT -
DCAD DIAMETER 100mm DUCT FOR CIVIL -
AVIATION DEPARTMENT
DDC DIRECT DIGITAL CONTROLLERS -
DIA. DIAMETER -
DN DOWN -
DOL DIRECT ON LINE -
dpi DOTS PER INCH -
DP DOUBLE POLE -
DWG DRAWING -
E EARTH CONDUCTOR -
EA EXHAUST AIR -
EAD EXHAUST AIR DUCT -
EAR EXHAUST AIR REGISTER -
ECP EMERGENCY CONTROL PANEL -
EF EARTH FAULT -
E/F EARTH FAULT -
EJ EXPANSION JOINT -
ELV EXTRA LOW VOLTAGE -
E&M ELECTRICAL & MECHANICAL -
ESS ESSENTIAL -
ETD ELECTRO THERMAL LINK FIRE DAMPER -
EXF EXHAUST FAN - NUMBER -
F/A FROM ABOVE -
F/B FROM BELOW -
FC FIXED COMMUNICATION SYSTEM -
FCSP FIXED COMMUNICATION PRIMARY -
NODE
FCSS FIXED COMMUNICATION SECONDARY -
NODE
FCSU FIXED COMMUNICATION END USER -
NODE
FDF FIBRE DISTRIBUTION FRAME -


FE FIRE EQUIPMENT -
FIL FACILITY IDENTIFICATION LABEL -
FIN FACILITY IDENTIFICATION NUMBER -
FLD FUSIBLE LINK FIRE DAMPER -
FR FIRE RATED -
FRP FIRE RATED PROTECTION -
FS FIRE SERVICES -
F/S FUSH SWITCH -
FSD FIRE SERVICES DEPARTMENT -
FV FLAP VALVE -
G. GALVANIZED -
GB GENERATOR BUILDING -
G/F GROUND FLOOR -
kA KILOAMPERE -
kV KILOVOLT -
kVA KILOVOLT-AMPERE -
kvar KILOVOLT-AMPERE REACTIVE -
kW KILOWATT -
L LITRE -
LAN LOCAL AREA NETWORK -
LC LIGHTING CONTROLLER -
LCP LIGHTING CONTROL PANEL -
LDC LANDSIDE CHAMBER -
LED LIGHT EMITTING DIODE -
LIM LINE INTERFACE MODULE -
L/L LOW LEVEL -
LMCP LOCAL MOTOR CONTROL PANEL -
LSE LAND SURVEY EQUIPMENT -
LSF LOW SMOKE AND FUME -
LTG LIGHTING -
LTNG LIGHTING -
LV LOW VOLTAGE -
M METRE -
MAP MANUFACTURING AUTOMATION -
PROTOCOL
MAX MAXIMUM -
MC MICRO-PROCESSOR CONTROL UNIT -
MCB MINIATURE CIRCUIT BREAKER -
MCCB MOULDED CASE CIRCUIT BREAKER -
MCC MOTOR CONTROL CENTRE -
MCP MANUAL CONTROL PANEL -
MCT MEASUREMENT CURRENT -
TRANSFORMER
MDF MAIN DISTRIBUTION FRAME -
MET METEOROLOGY -
MFD MOTOR OPERATED DAMPER (FIRE -
RATED)
MI MINERAL INSULATED -
MICC MINERAL INSULATED COPPER -
CONDUCTOR
MICS MINERAL INSULATED COPPER -
SHEATHED CABLE


MIN MINIMUM -
min MINUTE -
M/l MID LEVEL -
mm MILLIMETERE -
M.S. MILD STEEL -
MTR MASS TRANSIT RAILWAY -
MV MEDIUM VOLTAGE -
N/A NOT APPLICABLE -
NC NORMALLY CLOSED -
NDD NOMINAL PIPE DIAMETER -
NFPA NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION AGENCY, -
U.S.A.
N/O NORMALLY OPEN -
No., Nos NUMBER(S) -
NRD NON - RETURN DAMPER -
NTS NOT TO SCALE -
NVA NAVIGATIONAL AIDS -
OC OVER-CURRENT -
OL OVERLOAD -
OLTU OPTICAL LINK TERMINATION UNIT -
OFC OPTICAL FIBRE CABLES -
OP OBSERVATION POST (FOR POLICE) -
P POLE -
PABX PRIVATE AUTOMATIC BRANCH -
EXCHANGE
PCB POLY CHLORINATED BIPHENYLS -
PCT PROTECTION CURRENT -
TRANSFORMER
PDS POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM -
PE PIPE END -
PF POWER FACTOR -
PH PHASE -
PHD PIT HYDRANT -
PLC PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLER -
POT POTABLE WATER -
PTB PASSENGER TERMINAL BUILDING -
PSTN PUBLIC SWITCHED TELEPHONE -
NETWORK
PTS PARTICULAR TECHNICAL -
SPECIFICATION
PTZ PAN/TILT/ZOOM -
PU SMOKE PRODE UNIT -
PVC POLYVINYL CHLORIDE -
P.W. POTABLE WATER -
PXXX PRIMARY NODE OF FIXED -
COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
RCD RESIDUAL CURRENT DEVICE -
RD RED -
RE REDUCER -
REF REFERENCE -
REFT RESTRICTED EARTH FAULT -
REV. REVISION -
R.H.S. RECTANGULAR HOLLOW SECTION -


RM. ROOM -
RMS ROOT MEAN SQUARE -
RVR RUNWAY VISUAL RANGE -
RX RECEIVER -
SA SUPPLY AIR -
SAD SUPPLY AIR DUCT -
SAG SUPPLY AIR GRILLE -
SAR SUPPLY AIR REGISTER -
SAV SINGLE AIR VENT -
SBS SMALL BUSINESS SYSTEM -
SCADA. SUPERVISORY CONTROL AND DATA -
ACQUISITION
SCP SECURITY CONTROL PANEL -
SCU SPLIT CONDENSING UNIT -
SH STREET (PEDESTAL) HYDRANT -
SIL SILENCER - NUMBER -
S/O SOCKET OUTLET -
SON SODIUM LAMP -
SP SINGLE POLE -
SPN SINGLE POLE AND NEUTRAL -
SQL STRUCTURED QUERY LANGUAGE -
S/S SWITCHING STATION -
SSEL SECURITY SYSTEM EQUIPMENT -
LOCATION
STP SHIELDED TWISTED PAIR -
SVGA SUPER VIDEO GRAPHICS ADAPTOR -
SW SWITCH -
SWA STEEL WIRE ARMOURED -
SWPH SEA WATER PUMP HOUSE -
SWS SWITCHING STATION -
SXXX SECONDARY NODE OF FIXED -
t TONNE -
T/A TO ABOVE -
T/B TO BELOW -
TCP /IP TRANSMISSION CONTROL PROTOCOL / -
INTERNET PROTOCOL
TE TEE CONNECTION -
TEL TELEPHONE -
TDUCT DIAMETER 100mm DUCT FOR -
TELEPHONE BY PUBLIC CARRIER
TEMP TEMPERATURE -
TK. THICK -
TODC TIME OF DAY CLOCK -
TP TRIPLE POLES -
TPN TRIPLE POLES & NEUTRAL -
TS TEMPERATURE SENSOR -
TTA TYPE TESTED ASSEMBLIES -
T/U TURN UP -
TX TRANSFORMER -
UCC UTILITIES CONTROL CENTRE -
UDF UNBALANCED DISTRIBUTION FRAME -


U/G UNDERGROUND -
U.K. THE UNITED KINGDOM -
UL UNDERWRITERS LABORATORY, U.S.A. -
UNI USER NETWORK INTERFACE -
U.O.S. UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED -
UPS UNINTERRUPTIABLE POWER SUPPLY -
UPVC UNPLASTICIZED POLYVINYL CHLORIDE -
URS UTILITY RESERVE -
U.S.A. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA -
UTP UNSHIELDED TWISTED PAIR -
UV UNDERVOLTAGE -
UXXX USER NODE OF FIXED -
VAC VOLT, ALTERNATIVE CURRENT -
VCD VOLUME CONTROL DAMPER -
VDU VIDEO DISPLAY UNIT -
VHL VEHICLE -
VPP VIDEO PATCH PANEL -
W WEATHERPOOF -
W/ WITH -
WFPH WASHABLE FIXED PANEL FILTER -
WIPS WINDOWS INTEGRATED PERSONAL -
STATION
W/O WITHOUT -
WH WHITE -
XLLSF CROSS-LINED LOW SMOKE AND FUME -
SLPE CROSS-LINKED POLYETHYLENE -
YE YELLOW -

APPENDIX K DRAWING PRODUCTION GUIDELINES
This appendix describes the guidelines for drawing production for various engineering
disciplines.
K.1 CIVIL ENGINEERING DRAWINGS
The Civil Engineering project drawings shall conform to Standard Drawing Format
procedures.
K.1.1 Categories
• General Contract Layout Plan
• General Civil Notes
• Abbreviations and Symbols
• Typical Cross-sections
• Runway, Taxiway, and Roadway Alignments
• Alignment Data
• Site Grading Plans
• Drainage Plans and Details
• Utilities Profiles
• Paving Plans and Details
• Marking Plans and Details
• Electrical and Lighting Plans and Details
• Signing Plans and Details
• Cross-Sections
K.1.2 Bridge Drawings
• Bridge Plan and Elevation

• Foundation Plans and Details
• Structural Plans and Details
• Drainage/Utilities Plans and Details
• Marking Plans and Details
• Lighting/Electrical Plans and Details
NOTE: The actual packages may split these into separate units.
K.1.3 Runway, Taxiway and Roadway Alignment
For Roadway Alignment, the upper half of the sheet shall be a plan of appropriate scale.
The following scales can be used as a guidance for preparing the drawings:
(a) Runway, taxiway, apron:
Horizontal geometry shall be shown at 1:500.
Pavement markings shall be shown at 1:500.
Paving, grading and drainage plans shown at 1:500.
Profile scales shall vary to suit the level of detail to be shown. Maximum horizontal
scale 1:200. Maximum vertical exaggeration shall be 20:1. Minimum vertical
exaggeration shall be 4:1.
(b) Roadways:

Scales shall vary to suit the level of detail to be shown. For roadways with complex
geometry, at intersections, or dense utilities, a plan scale of 1:100 or 1:200 shall be
used. Plans of low complexity shall use 1:500.
Profiles shall be shown at the same horizontal scale as the plan views. A vertical
scale of 1:100 shall be used.
K.1.4 Chainage
Chainage shall be indicated in relation to the scale as follows:
Scale Chainage at
1:500 Each 25m
1:1000 or Each 100m

greater
The chainage shall be identified by a tick mark 3.5 mm cross. The numerals shall be 2.5 mm
high.
K.1.5 Legend
To be issued by Design Consultant (DC) as project progresses.
K.1.6 Roadways
Where perimeter road, access roads, etc., are to be constructed, they shall be solid lines
defining the edges of the proposed alignment. Where applicable, the centreline of roads or
structures shall be shown.
K.1.7 Utilities
When a set of pavement/general arrangement plans is to be prepared, the plan and profile
sheets may need show only utilities that have a major effect on the runways, taxiways, roadways,
or structures.
Underground Utilities:
Underground utility layouts shall be shown on the appropriate paving, grading or drainage plans.
Profiles shall be shown at the same scales as the plan sheets.
Utility identification is outlined in Appendix B.
K.1.8 Match Lines
Each sheet shall bear match lines at each end, drawn perpendicular to the alignment, preferably
at a full chainage.
The match lines shall be labeled, "MATCH LINE-CH 25+000" in letters and numbers
approximately 3.5 mm high.
K.1.9 Profile Grid
The horizontal scale shall be the same scale as the plan.
Elevations shall be indicated at 5 m intervals. Chainages shall be shown along bottom of

profile grid at 100 mm spacing. Numbers shall be approximately 5 mm high.

K.1.10 Runway and Roadway Profiles
The profile shall be shown by a single solid line. The top edge of this line defines the grade line
profile of the runway or roadway.
Significant points designating changes in grade shall be shown by an open circle of 3.5 mm
diameter. These points shall be identified by a fine vertical line drawn to the circle showing
the station and pertinent abbreviation.
Profile tangent intersections shall be identified by open triangles 3.5 mm on a side. A fine
vertical line shall be drawn to the triangle and the station, abbreviation (VCIP), and the elevation
shall be shown.
(a) Ground Line
The profile of the existing ground along the centerline of the runway, road, etc., shall
be shown by a freehand style broken line and shall be labeled 'EXISTING GROUND".
(b) Utilities
Where they cross the runways, taxiways, or roadways, utility line shown in plan shall
also be shown in profile.
K.1.11 Profile Match Line
Match lines shall be designated as in Section 17.4 describing Match lines. In addition, the
elevation of the profile grade shall be shown.
K.1.12 Roadway and Runway Sections
(1) Nomenclature
Runway section, including earthwork sections, shall be referred to as cross-sections.
(2) Identifying Symbols and Titles
Road and runway sections shall be indicated on the plan by a section symbol. Titles
shall be identified by chainage below the section detail.
(3) Orientation
Cross-sections shall be taken looking ahead on line. When more than one cross-
section is drawn on one sheet, they shall be oriented so that the section chainage
increases from left to right and top to the bottom of the sheet.
(4) Typical Cross-sections
Typical cross-sections shall be shown at appropriate points along the runway or

roadway. They shall include the runway or roadway, shoulders and other
miscellaneous typical details.
(5) Special Cross-sections
Special cross-sections shall be provided in areas where they will be useful in

clarifying construction details.
K.1.13 Typical Details

Typical details shall eventually become project standards. They shall include runway,
taxiway, apron, roadway and miscellaneous civil details.
K.1.14 Drainage
Drainage layout sheet shall include detailed layout information for all drainage. These depiction
shall be plan and profile sheets with horizontal scale 1:500. Sheets shall be referenced by
number to the layout index.
K.1.15 Utility Lines
The location shall be shown by lines and identifiers as described in Appendix B on Utility
Identification Scheme and Appendix N on Standard Symbol.
K.1.16 Drainage Details
These details shall include typical and special details. Typical details shall become project
standards.
K.2 LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS
K.2.1 Contents
The drawings shall present all information relative to the size, form, location and arrangement
of the landscape components and systems of the project. The following shall be included on
the landscape architectural drawings, when applicable to the specific project:
(1) Location of materials, assemblies, products and accessories.
(2) Size, thickness and significant dimensions of all landscape elements.
(3) Relationship of adjacent dissimilar materials.
(4) Irrigation drawings shall present all necessary information to show location and/or
routing of all landscape irrigation system components. Drawings shall indicate at a
minimum the following items as applicable to the specific area irrigation system:
Spray and rotor head, non-pressure (lateral) piping, drip tubing, electric control valve(s), air relief
valve(s), quick coupling valve(s), isolation gate valve(s), pressure regulating valve(s), pressure
(mainline) piping, effluent distribution piping, back flow preventer, master valve(s), water
meter(s), point of connection and service line, field controller(s), chemical/fertilizer injection
assembly(s), sleeving.
K.2.2 Sequence
Landscape drawings shall be divided into seven specific groups. The group number shall
always remain the same, regardless of the size or scope of the individual project. Additional
drawings shall be added within groups, without interrupting the alpha numerical orders. If
specific projects do not include work related to a group, that group shall be eliminated from
the drawings.
L0 Index, Symbols, Abbreviations, Key Plan, Notes
L1 Site Preparation
L2 Landscape Plans
L3 Plant Materials List/Schedule

L4 Irrigation Plans
L5 Sections/Evaluations
L6 Detailed Plans/Enlargements
L7 Details
Refer to Appendix D for drawing numbering.
K.2.3 Plans
Plan view drawings shall present the following minimum information:
(1) North direction arrow, located in accordance with drawing format requirements.
(2) Ground levels and floor levels of adjacent structures measure in MPD.
(3) Cross reference symbols or notations to sections, elevations, detailed plans, details
or other related information continued in the drawings so these drawing elements can
be readily located.
(4) Extent and location of all proposed materials, pattern and finishes for all landscape
elements shall be clearly indicated.
(5) Irrigation plans shall present the following minimum information.
(a) Location and size of all system components.
(b) Routing and sizing of all piping.
(c) Description of requirements for point(s) of connection.
(d) Description of requirements for field controller installation including electrical

source and controller size.
(e) Irrigation Schedule. Schedule shall be structured in columns showing from

left to right, the component or piping symbol, manufacturer, model number,
description of item, and appropriate detail number(s).
1. Model number, manufacturer and nozzle size for all spray and rotor
heads.
2. Class of schedule and material type for all piping.
3. Manufacturer and model number of all system components.
4. Key symbols.
(f) Electric control valves shall be labeled with hexagon symbol indicating valve
size, controller and station number, and designed flow rate in gallons per minute.
(g) Pressure setting of all regulating valves.
(h) Location of all evergreen tress located within irrigated turf area.
(i) Specific irrigation notes as required to clearly communicate design and

installation intent.

(j) Location and description of existing components, piping or conditions.
(k) Construction notes describing any special irrigation conditions.
1. Designed static water pressure
2. Drip emitter schedule for specific size and type of plant material.
K.2.4 Sections
Sections and elevations shall be provided to indicate the correct vertical relationships, size
and location of the landscape components.
K.2.5 Details
Construction details shall be provided which illustrate the intent of installation of all landscape
components and systems including irrigation systems and components. Details shall clearly
identify all required assembly parts, sizes and dimensions. Details shall be numbered and
appropriately keyed with overall landscape and irrigation plans, detailed plans and schedules.
K.2.6 Continuation
Drawings shall indicate, where applicable, any continuation from one drawing to another and
where plans and system layouts are continued on another drawing. The location of the drawing
on which the continuation appears shall be noted at the point of break in the plans. Reference
Match Line 16.4.
K.2.7 Site Preparation
Drawings shall be prepared which clearly indicate altered, discontinued, and removed work
where extensive removal and/or demolition operations are required. Demolition drawings
shall indicate but not be limited to the following pertinent information.
(1) Location and size of existing utilities or other elements.
(2) Other information to clearly indicate the extent of known conditions and materials and
the extent to which these are to be maintained, modified or removed.
(3) Location, size and type of existing vegetation and extent to which existing vegetation
is to be removed, pruned or protected and maintained.
(4) Location and extent of topsoil on-site or in stockpile, indications of directions for
retention, stripping, stockpiling or spreading of topsoil.
(5) Symbols that are used for the demolition work shall be the same as those used on
the drawings for new construction.
K.3 ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS
K.3.1 Contents
of the project components. The following items shall be included on the architectural
drawings, when applicable to the specific project:
(1) Location of materials, assemblies, products, and accessories
(2) Size, thickness, and significant dimensions of all building elements

(3) Gauges, except for prefabricated and assembled units
(4) Diagrams of specially fabricated connections
(5) Relationships of adjacent dissimilar materials
(6) Soil boring or test pit logs including locations
K.3.2 Sequence
Architectural Drawings are divided into 10 specific groups. The group number shall always
remain the same no matter how large the project. Additional drawings may be added with
groups without interrupting the alphanumerical order.
0 Index, Symbols, Abbreviation, Key Plan Notes
1 Demolition, Site Plan, Temp Work
2 Plans, Material schedule, Door Schedule, Key Drawings
3 Sections, Exterior Elevations
4 Detailed Floor Plans
5 Interior Elevations
6 Reflected Ceiling Plans
7 Vertical Circulation, Stairs, Elevators, Escalators
8 Exterior Details
9 Interior Details
Refer to section 26 for numbering.
K.3.3 Plans
(1) North direction arrow located in accordance to drawing requirements and at top of
drawing where feasible
(2) Floor elevation
(3) Cross reference symbols or notations to sections, elevations, insert plans, larger
scale plans diagrams and other drawing details so these drawing elements can be
readily located
K.3.4 Sections
Sections and elevations shall be provided to indicate the correct vertical relationships, size,
and location of the components.
K.3.5 Continuation

For continuation from one drawing to another and where plans and system layouts are continued
on another drawing, the drawing on which the continuation appears shall be noted at the point
of break in the plans or systems layouts. Reference Match Line in section 16.4.
K.3.6 Demolition
Demolition drawings shall be prepared which clearly indicate altered, discontinued, and
removed work where extensive removal and/or demolition operations are required.
Demolition drawings shall indicate but not be limited to the following pertinent information:
(1) Location and size of structural members
(2) Methods of closing openings
(3) Other information to clearly indicate the extent of known materials and conditions to
be removed.
Symbols that are used for the demolition work shall be the same as those used on the drawings
for new construction.
K.4 STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS
K.4.1 Definition
A structural drawing delineates the various portions of the overall structural system. All
construction materials shall be defined with dimensions, sizes, and locations in the structure.
K.4.2 Sequence
Structural Drawings are divided into ten specific groups. The group number shall always remain
the same no matter how large the project. Additional drawings may be added with groups
without interrupting the alphanumerical order.
Structural Drawings
S0 Index, Symbols, Abbreviations, Key Plan, Notes

S1 Demolition, Site Work
S2 Foundation Plans & Details
S3 Framing Plans
S4 Elevations
S5 Details
S6 Schedules
S7 Special Design
K.4.3 Foundation Plans
Foundation plans show location, size and type of foundations which support the building.
Plan views locate supported columns, grade beams, basement walls (if any), location and
size of piles, equipment pedestals, and any other items which are part of the foundation.
Cross sections and details shall be provided to show dimensions and shapes of all concrete
items not completely defined in plan. Show number and location of piles (if any) along with
type, size, and length. Show reinforcing bars, anchor bolts and other embedded items, joints
and penetrations. Give material properties for concrete, reinforcing steel and all other parts
of foundations.
K.4.4 Floor Plans
(1) Structural Steel Framing: Show framing for each floor level, and elevations (top of
steel) for all members. Locate all beams with respect to column lines and give sizes.

Locate all support points for equipment, posts, hangers, stairs, etc. Cut sections
referring to structural steel details shall be required. Provide loads for any
connections to be designed by contractor.
Define by notes all grades of steel used, types and sizes of connections (with details as
required) designed by Engineer and refer to all standard drawings, charts, tables, notes,
etc. for information required to construct a safe and complete floor system.
(2) Floor Plans: Show all plan dimensions of floor. Give location and size of significant
openings, elevations for all areas, floor types (concrete, grating, floor plate, etc.) and
thicknesses, equipment supports and cast in items). Cut sections and indicate details
shown on same or other sheets to show edge details, equipment pedestals,
reinforcement, anchor bolts and miscellaneous embedments.
K.4.5 Roof Plans
Define all plan dimensions and openings as for floors. Give top of steel elevations, sizes and
locations of all beams, purlins, and joists. Define roof type (concrete, steel deck, etc.)
Provide framing as required around openings.- A note with loading descriptions should be
enclosed for steel deck roofs, such as live load, wind uplift, and attachment to framing for
diaphragm action. Define roof slope and locate drains. Locate support points for all roof-
mounted equipment such as HVAC equipment, tanks, etc.
K.4.6 Elevations and Wall Sections
Show all columns, beams, bracing on column lines. Size columns and bracing. Define
connections or show loads for connections to be designed by contractor. Give size for all
struts and beams not shown on floor plans. Show framing at doors, windows, etc. Provide
details for any non-standard connections.
On exterior walls, show gird system. Show sizes, spacing, and locate sag rods. Detail
special grids, parapet construction, framing around openings, etc. Types and sizes of siding
to be coordinated with architectural drawings.
K.4.7 Standard Drawings, Schedules, Tables and Details
In lieu of detailing repeated items on all views where they occur, detail on standard drawings
and refer to them by letter or number designations. The drawings include, but are not limited
to, the following:
(1) General Notes and Details: Include references to pertinent codes and standards.
Give design criteria and loads as required. Show standard details for treatment of
concrete edges, joints, penetrations, and anchor bolts. Detail standard handrails and
ladders and their anchorage to structure.
(2) Give details for fabrication of floor plates, floor bracing and all other miscellaneous
items to be installed by the contractor.
K.4.8 Reinforcement Details
Define reinforcement grades and sizes, bar grating or floor plate sizes and details, locate all
floor construction joints, reinforcement lap, bond length, splices as required. Define and
locate significant penetrations. Define steel decking wherever used as concrete form or
otherwise shall be defined. Give material properties required for all concrete, steel, floor topping,
or other materials used. For standard presentation, refer to Appendix N on Reinforcement
Concrete Detailing.
K.5 MECHANICAL, PLUMBING AND FIRE PROTECTION DRAWINGS

K.5.1 Definition
A mechanical drawing delineates equipment, materials, components, ductwork, piping and

accessories to convey liquids, and gases for the construction of mechanical systems.
Mechanical systems include HVAC, plumbing, fire protection, building automation and any
process system requirements. The drawings shall indicate complete design.
These drawings establish the requirements for construction of the facility design, including
pertinent services, equipment, and other features required for the performance of the
mechanical equipment. These drawings incorporate dimensions, symbols, reference to
codes, conventions, schedules, diagrams, etc., in describing the size and routing of pipes, the
kind of material to be used, equipment criteria, duct sizes and shapes, amount of flow and the
temperature of material in pipes and ducts, valve types and location, floor and wall penetrations,
tank construction, equipment, piping insulation, and other facets of mechanical design as are
required.
K.5.2 Sequence
Mechanical Drawings are divided into six specific groups, and Plumbing and Fire Protection
Drawings are divided into six specific groups. The group number shall always remain the
same no matter how large the project. Additional drawings may be added with groups without
interrupting the alphanumerical order.
Mechanical Drawings
M0 General Notes
M1 Site/Roof Plans
M2 Floor Plans
M3 Piping Flow Diagram
M5 Control Diagrams
M6 Details
Plumbing Drawings
P0 General Notes
P1 Site Plan
P2 Floor Plans
P3 Riser Diagrams
P4 Piping Air Flow Diagrams
P5 Control Diagram
P6 Details
Fire Protection Drawings
F0 General Notes
F1 Site Plan
F2 Floor Plans
F3 Riser Diagrams
F4 Flow Diagrams
F5 Control Diagram
F6 Details
K.5.3 Flow Diagrams
Flow diagrams are schematic illustrations of piping or duct circuits including equipment,
components and instruments involved in the mechanical system. The purpose of flow diagrams
shall be to define a mechanical system with respect to flow directions, component sizes, control
functions, operational and flow balances.

Flow diagrams are key drawings which form a basis for detail design drawings, maintenance,
operator training, and construction. Because of the definitive nature of flow diagrams, they
shall be developed prior to the commencement of construction document phase piping drawings
or any detail design drawings which may be affected by the flow diagrams.
Flow diagrams shall be required to illustrate the following:
(1) HVAC air flow - all HVAC systems.
(2) Chilled water piping systems.
(3) Cooling tower water and/or condenser water systems.
(4) Process systems; chemical feed systems.
(5) Hot water piping systems.
(6) Sewer, grey water and storm drawing system
(7) Potable hot/cold water and flushing water supply systems.
(8) Automation; temperature controls.
(9) Standpipe systems and fire risers.
(10) Gas piping systems.
(11) Fuel systems.
The need for additional flow diagrams shall be determined on a project by project basis by the
Design Engineer (supervisory) or AA. The need for additional flow diagrams shall be based
on the complexity of piping in the mechanical system.
K.5.4 Flow Diagram Requirements
(1) Piping, ductwork, and equipment shall be represented on flow diagrams in schematic
form. Accurate depiction of physical relationships is essential for clarity, e.g., a
pressure vessel with nozzles located on top, bottom, and sides should appear on the
flow diagram with nozzles shown in approximately the same relationship. Piping
specialities and special features shall bear a reasonable resemblance to the actual
items or installations.
(2) A flow direction arrow shall appear at each line junction or change of direction in
order to illustrate the flow direction clearly.
(3) Purchased equipment packages which are preassembled or pre-piped shall be so

designated with a dashed line to indicate the limits of the vendor-supplied portion.
(4) BSI symbols shall be used to represent instruments and control loops, as shown in
the legend in the Appendix N of this manual. Instruments shall be identified by a tag
number inside a circular balloon, in accordance with BSI standards. Tag numbers
shall be permanently affixed to each instrument.
(5) Set points for relief valves, limit switches, control valves, dampers and operating
temperatures shall be indicated. Failure positions shall be called out for control
valves and dampers (fail open, fail closed). Other instrument set points or operating
control points shall be called out as appropriate to aid design and construction.

(6) For complex systems or those systems controlled by Direct Digital Control (DDC), a
written logic description shall be added to the flow diagrams or included in the project
Technical Provisions of the Specifications.
(7) Consideration shall be given to all anticipated operating conditions, including startup
and shutdown. Flow diagrams shall show bypasses, startup lines, shutdown lines,
and any valves, controls, etc., required for any anticipated operating condition.
(8) Facilities management identification tag numbers and basic design parameters shall
be shown on the flow diagrams in a neat format along the top or bottom of each drawing.
(9) When new mechanical systems are to be tied into existing systems or systems being
designed by others, each tie-in shall be identified on the drawings by a hexagon symbol
bearing a unique tie-in number.
(10) The designer shall include a list of tie-ins on the drawings as required for a project.
The tie-in schedule shall note the tie-in number, piping, ductwork or other service,
and the extent of interruption required to effect each tie-in. This schedule shall be
used to help coordinate construction with normal operations in order to minimize
unscheduled down time.
(11) Symbols used on flow diagrams for valves, instruments, and accessories shall
conform to standards established by the legend.
(12) When a specific service requires positive gravity drainage, arrows and notes on the
flow diagram shall illustrate the slope required.
K.5.5 Drawings for Piping
Piping drawings shall delineate the components required to convey the fluids. Included shall
be such items as the supply and distribution of potable water,
sanitary water and waste, storm waste, chilled water, systems for fire protection, drainage,
fuel supply to boilers and heating water.
Piping drawings, or a set of piping drawings, delineate the kind, size, and routing of pipe,
hose and tubing, the associated vessels and equipment, and other facets of mechanical design
by incorporating dimensions, symbols, codes, conventions, schedules and diagrams.
When flow diagrams are required they shall be completed prior to commencement of detail
piping drawings.
The following rules shall be followed in the delineation of piping drawings:
(1) Exposed pipe shall be shown as a single thick line, and hidden or buried pipe shall be
shown as a thick dashed (hidden) line; however, in order to delineate clearances and
special conditions, 150mm and larger pipe shall be shown using a double line, drawn
to scale shown, the actual pipe dimensions.
(2) When new and existing pipe and/or equipment is shown on the same drawing,
existing pipe and equipment shall be shown using a hidden line. New equipment
shall be drawn with lighter lines than main piping.
(3) Pipe shall be identified as to size and service code (fluid in pipe).
(4) Valve stems, hand wheels, etc., even though shown symbolically, shall be drawn to
scale where a clearance problem may exist or where removal or operation may be
critical.
(5) The scale used for piping drawings shall be as follows:

General site routing plans 1:100 to 1:250
Piping plans (including double line piping) 1:50
Sections 1:25 vertical
1:250 horizontal
Details 1:50
(6) Pipe mains and branches shall be dimensionally located from the facilities structure,
such as column lines, walls, ceiling, equipment, supports, etc., or from recognized
bench marks; as required or justified by complexity or space constraints.
(7) Pipe(s) shown in elevation or section shall have their centerline or bottom of pipe
elevations given above or below grade or floor elevation to a reference datum plane. All
pipe elevations shall be identified on the drawings and piping coordinated with other
items vertically.
(8) When draining of horizontal lines is required or drip stations are called for, the slope
in lines shall be called out by an arrow placed adjacent to the applicable line.
(9) The slope shall be indicated in fraction of centimeter per meter or the elevation given
at both ends of the slope.
(10) When more than one system or service is delineated on the drawing, line
designations shall be used.
(11) When pipe or tubing runs are grouped close together, the line designations shall be
called out.
(12) Guides, anchors and expansion compensators shall be located and described.
K.5.6 Heating, Ventilating, Air-Conditioning
Heating, ventilating, and air-conditioning drawings delineate the components required to supply
or move air by natural or mechanical means. Such air may or may not be conditioned, i.e.,
filtered, tempered and/or humidified.
These drawings shall establish procedures for construction of the facility design, including
pertinent services, equipment, and utilities. The delineation for these drawings shall
incorporate dimensions, symbols, codes, conventions, schedules, diagrams, etc., in
describing the ducts blowers, filters, heating or cooling coils, roof exhausters, grilles,
dampers, air-conditioning units, pumps, and controls, ducts and equipment.
HVAC systems and piping systems for HVAC systems may be combined on the same set of
drawings where practical.
The following rules shall apply when detailing these drawings:
(1) Drawings shall be prepared showing routing of ducts and piping and location of
ducts, grilles, and required ventilation, exhaust, and/or air-conditioning equipment.
The preferred scale for arrangements is 1:100. (To aid in checking drawings and
resolving potential interferences among other components, such as piping, electrical ,
architectural, etc., the heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning drawing shall be
prepared to the same scale as these other drawings, where feasible).
(2) Duct layouts shall include grille sizes, CFM, splitters, outlet control dampers, elbows,
access doors, branches, volume control dampers, louver openings, booster heating
equipment, test holes, and other miscellaneous components equipment and controls.

(3) When duct sizes are given, the first dimension is the side shown, for example, 500 x
300 mm. The 500 mm dimension is the width and the 300 mm dimension is the
depth where the duct is shown in plan.
(4) Material for ducts, gauge of metal, type and spacing of joints and reinforcements,
type and spacing of hangers, angle or change in size transitions, and cross bracing
shall be covered in the specifications.
(5) Direction of flow shall be indicated by an arrow.
(6) All parts such as coils, fans, dampers, filters, housings, compressors, and
miscellaneous items shall be called out on the drawing. A schedule may be
employed for this purpose. A schedule lists the type, size, capacity, speed, pressure,
type enclosure, fins per inch and rows, and other pertinent components in tabular form.
(7) Automatic control diagrams for ventilation, heating, and air-conditioning systems shall
show:
(a) All controllers, sensors, thermocouples, valve and damper operators, relays,
and accessories necessary to illustrate the functions and sequence of operation
of all principal components in the system.
(b) The set point and throttling range of all controllers.
(c) The normally open or closed position of all valves and dampers.
(d) The sequence of operation of the system through a complete winter-summer

cycle, including the off and fire alarm conditions.
K.5.7 Plumbing
Plumbing drawings delineate the components required to supply domestic hot and cold water
to plumbing fixtures and then to remove this water after use through a sanitary drainage and
vent system.
These drawings shall establish procedures for construction of the plumbing system design,
including pertinent utility connections, plumbing fixtures and piping. The delineation for these
drawings shall incorporate dimensions, symbols, codes, conventions, schedules, diagrams,
etc., in describing the plumbing system design.
(1) Drawings shall be prepared showing routing of domestic cold, hot and recirculating
hot water piping. Sanitary drainage and vent piping shall also be shown. Sanitary
drainage and vent piping shall also be shown. The preferred scale for arrangements
is 1:100. (To aid in checking drawings and resolving potential interferences among
other components, such as ductwork, electrical equipment, etc.). The plumbing
drawing shall be prepared to the same scale as the drawings of the other disciplines,
where feasible.
(2) Plumbing drawings shall include pipe sizes and routing, direction of flow, clean out
locations, plumbing fixture schedule, invert elevations for sanitary drainage piping,
and locations for vent piping roof penetrations.
(3) Materials for piping, insulation and equipment such as water meters, water heaters,
water hammer arrestors, infra-red sensing devices for automatic valve control and
plumbing fixtures, shall be covered in a technical specification.

(4) An isometric diagram to five feet outside the buildings shall be provided for the
domestic hot and cold water piping, with recirculation hot water piping included on the
isometric where applicable. Indicate water heater location, valves and tie-in location for
connection to water utility service. Indicate all water meters as necessary.
(5) An isometric diagram shall be provided for the sanitary drainage and vent piping
outside the building, with pertinent invert elevations indicated.
(6) All plumbing fixtures shall be itemized in a schedule(s) on the drawings. The
schedule shall list the type of fixture, and connections sizes of hot, cold, sanitary and
vent piping. Water heaters may be scheduled in cases where several are required.
(7) Automatic (infra-red) lavatory valve operators and flush valves shall be coordinated
with the electrical engineer and shown on the plumbing drawings.
(8) The requirements of Sections K.5.3, Flow Diagram Requirements, and K.5.4,
Drawings for Piping shall also apply to plumbing drawings.
K.5.8 Fire Protection
Fire protection drawings delineate the components required to provide fire protection to the
design facility. This includes all methods of fire protection, wet-pipe, dry-pipe, deluge
systems, carbon dioxide systems, Halon systems, foam systems, pre-action systems, fire
extinguishers, fire hoses and standpipes, fire detection and alarm system.
These drawings shall establish procedures for construction of the fire protection system design,
including water connections to the fire main, sprinkler heads, piping, alarms, valves, etc. The
delineation for these drawings shall incorporate dimensions, codes, conventions, schedules,
diagrams, etc., in describing the fire protection system design.
(1) Drawings shall be prepared showing routing of fire protection piping. The preferred
scale for arrangements is 1:100. (To aid in checking drawings and resolving potential
interferences among other components, such as ductwork, electrical equipment, etc.)
The fire protection drawings shall be prepared to the same scale as the drawings of the
other disciplines, where feasible.
(2) Fire protection drawings shall include pipe sizes and routing, direction of flow, test
connection points, riser diagrams showing valves and alarms, fire extinguisher and hose
locations.
(3) Materials for piping, valves, sprinkler heads, alarm devices and fire department
connections shall be covered in the technical specification.
(4) The requirements of Section K.5.3, Flow Diagram Requirements, and K.5.4,
Drawings for Piping shall also apply to the fire protection drawings.
(5) Density and remote square footage requirements shall also be indicated.
K.6 ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS
K.6.1 General Information and Requirements
(1) The electrical drawings described in this section shall be prepared as applicable,
depending upon the characteristics and complexity of the particular projects involved.
These drawings shall be provided when essential in planning, procurement,
construction, evaluation, recording, and use of the particular projects. The drawings

shall indicate complete design. Prior written approval is required for any design-build
component.
(2) Definition: Facility electrical drawings are graphic representations of facilities are
graphic representations of facilities electrical design requirements.
(3) Completeness: Facility electrical drawings, when interpreted in association with the
construction specifications, shall:
(4) Furnish sufficient information to manufacture equipment that requires electrical

service.
Describe items so that they may be procured.
Furnish sufficient information to permit planning, construction, evaluation, recording,

repair , and maintenance of facilities.
Furnish the above in sufficient completeness for accomplishment without the need of
assistance from the preparing organization.
K.6.2 Sequence
Electrical Drawings are divided into ten specific groups. The group number shall always
remain the same no matter how large the project. Additional drawings may be added with
groups without interrupting the alphanumeric order.
Electrical Drawings
E0 General Notes, Drawing Index, Symbols & Abbreviations

E1 Site Plan
E2 Floor Plans, Lighting
E3 Floor Plans, Power
E4 Electrical Rooms
E5 Riser Diagrams
E6 Fixture/Panel Schedule
E7 Details
K.6.3 Electrical and Electronic Symbols
(1) Electrical and electronic symbols, when used, shall be in accordance with American
National Standards Institute standards, in accordance with paragraph K.6.18. Other
symbols, if devised by the supplier, shall be shown in the "ITEM" column and explained
in the "DESCRIPTION" column of the LEGEND with indication "FOR THIS PROJECT
ONLY".
(2) Symbols for Other Functional Disciplines:
Symbols for functional disciplines other than electrical shall be as specified in the
respective sub-sections of this manual.
K.6.4 Functional Designations
Functional designations, when used, shall be in accordance with paragraph K.6.18.
K.6.5 Delineation Types
(1) Electrical drawings shall generally include, as required, the following types of
delineation:
Block diagrams

One-line diagrams
Schematic diagrams
Connection diagrams
Facility electrical power distribution plan(s)
Facility lighting plan(s). (Outdoor & Indoor)
Facility communications plan(s) and risers
Facility grounding plans and risers
Facility security plans and risers
Facility lightning protection plans
Fire alarm plans and risers
Panel, circuit and other schedules
Detail drawings
(2) The number of delineation drawings for a project shall be kept to a minimum,
consistent with clarity for constructability.
K.6.6 Delineation Drawings
(1) Subject to AA approval, the drawings for projects need not contain all delineation
types. For example, projects consisting only of a single building and a relatively
simple electrical system may not need a block diagram(s) or single-line diagram(s) if
the information normally found in them is effectively conveyed by other delineation types.
Different and various combination of delineation types may be shown on the same
drawing, except that lighting and power shall always be on separate plans. Each
delineation shall be identified by its type below the area where it is displayed, e.g.,
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM.
(2) These delineation shall not be included on architectural, structural, civil, or

mechanical drawings.
(3) If delineation drawings are different than that outlined in K.6.6(1), then Drawing Index
shall clearly show combination of delineation.
K.6.7 Legend
(1) Electrical drawings shall contain a legend of symbols. The symbols as used in
accordance with paragraph K.6.3 shall be considered standard for application to
electrical drawings. If a non-standard symbol is not fully described by supplementary
notation where it is shown, it should be:
(2) Contained in the "LEGEND" as described in paragraph K.6.3.
(3) Explained in the notes to eliminate possibility of misinterpretation if paragraph(a) is

insufficient.
(4) Noted "FOR THIS PROJECT ONLY".

K.6.8 Specification Relationship
(1) Specifications which are a portion of a contract package shall include an electrical
section. The electrical drawings, together with the specifications shall specifically
describe all the electrical design requirements of the project.
(2) Vendor information drawings may be included as reference drawings.
(3) Electrical drawings which may form a part of a purchase specification drawing may
be included as reference drawings.
K.6.9 Electrical Plans
(1) Definition: Electrical plans consist of scaled delineation and line symbology arranged
to depict circuits and electrical equipment installation. The following types of plans
are included:
Electrical equipment arrangement
Facility electrical power distribution, including underground distribution
Facility grounding
Facility lighting, indoor & outdoor
Facility security
Facility lightning protection
Facility communications
Fire alarm
(2) Diagrams and the specifications supplement the plans to present the required
information for facilities.
(3) Symbols - Electrical symbols used shall be in accordance with paragraph K.6.3
Electrical items such as wire, conduit, cable, electrical equipment, etc., shall be
delineated by link work distinguishable from line work used to depict items shown for
reference or orientation. Lines between boxes on power and lighting circuit plans
shall indicate cable, conduit, duct, and wire runs. Separate lines for wires within these
carriers are generally not shown except by symbol. Conduit runs shall generally be
indicated by straight lines run parallel to building lines, walls, floors, ceilings, etc.
Circuitry not depicting conduit routing shall be generally depicted by curved lines. When
these lines are used without additional qualification, they may be interpreted as
permitting the most direct, non-interfering route. When a specific routing of
conduit, wire, and cable runs is required, the routing of these runs shall be dimensioned
and/or covered by note.
Circuit designation shall be shown for feeders, e.g.:
A = Alarm Circuit
C = Control Circuit
L = Lighting Circuit
D = DC Circuit
HV = High Voltage
LV = Low Voltage
ELV = Extra Low Voltage
FGP = 400 Hz Fixed Ground Power

G = Emergency Power
(4) Marking - Requirements for the marking of safety or warning notices, of an electrical
nature, on equipment, doors, enclosures, etc., not otherwise provided for in the
specification shall be included on the drawings.
(5) Space for future installation - When space is specifically set aside for the possible
future installation of equipment such as a transformer, such space shall be indicated
in dashed lines and labeled.
(6) Spares - Spare wires, cables, conduits, terminals, circuit breakers, etc., shall be
shown and identified as spares.
(7) Arrows on wires - The use of arrowheads on lines which depict wire, cable, or
conduits shall be limited to the indication of "home runs" ("home runs" are those
returning, without interruption, to the local panel board). Location and elevation of
wireways, electrical bus and cable trays shall be shown.
(8) Completeness - The completeness of the drawings shall be such that additional
drawings need not be made in the field to interpret the design. The drawings shall
permit the development and analysis of applicable "vendor information drawings".
Unless included in the specification, the following items shall be included on the
drawings:
Marking or tagging requirements, i.e., wire sizes, fuse ratings, etc.
Labeling of circuits and equipment.
(9) Load balancing - The plans shall be so delineated that the proximity to balance load
conditions can be ascertained.
(10) Special requirements - Special requirements such as those indicated below shall be
included on the drawings:
Number, size, and location of building expansion joints.
Construction details, such as when a conduit passes from a floating floor to a rigid
structure.
(11) Views - More than one plan view of the same area may be required to show different
electrical systems, such as communications on one, power on another, and lighting
on another. The plan view(s) shall be supplemented, as required, by sections,
elevations, and details.
(12) Details - Details depict features which require delineation in addition to that provided
on the basic plan or elevation.
(13) Devices which have different energized and de-energized appearance shall be
shown in the de-energized condition.
(14) Scale - 1:50 and larger shall generally be used. Drawings shall be the same scale as
the architect's drawings, unless a larger scale is required. Drawing "north" orientation
shall be the same as the architect's drawings. Building areas shall be the same as
the architect's drawings and presented in the same order.

K.6.10 Facility Electrical Power Distribution Plan(s)
(1) Definition: Facility electrical power distribution plan(s) depict primary and secondary
power distribution, control and grounding, excluding lighting, and communications.
Plans shall show equipment arrangements, configuration and information to locate,
position and mount electrical equipment.
(2) Requirements:
The primary supply cables to, and the secondary feeder cables or bus ways from,
service entrance equipment shall be shown.
Connections of secondary circuits to utilization points and associated equipment such

as panel boards, distribution transformers, converting equipment, etc., shall be
shown.
Power panel board schedules shall be shown. The total connected load (kVa) and
the estimated demand load (kVa), including the demand factor used, shall be shown on
the schedule with phases balanced.
Standby or emergency power systems shall be included and identified.
Delineation of the equipment shall be provided to the extent that its orientation with
surroundings clearly depicts correct top-to-bottom and front-to-back positioning. Plan
views shall be oriented similar to the architectural plan views.
Surrounding equipment and areas shall be identified. Door swings, clear areas
required for placement of parts, etc., shall be shown as required.
Equipment shall be dimensionally located from column lines, walls, ceilings, etc., as
required, when critical to the installation.
Equipment shall be identified by notes or in a material list.
Provided concrete housekeeping pads for floor-mounted electrical equipment.
Reference to applicable drawings shall be made.
Grounding paths shall be shown whether made through wires, buses, conduit, ducts,
rods, or other items serving as ground conductors. Bonding information shall be
included, unless covered in specification.
Receptacles shall be defined by symbol and "home-run" circuit number. Note mounting
height when different from typical.
Grounding conductor sizes and locations shall be delineated.
Raceway systems and components (cable tray, conduit, pull boxes, wire way, etc.)
shall be located and described, as required.
K.6.11 Facility Lighting Plans
(1) Definition: Facility lighting plan(s) are electrical plans which depict the lighting
circuits, lighting control circuits, fixtures, and accessories within a facility. Facility
lighting plans delineate the installation of the lighting system beginning with the power
source at the service entrance equipment or the lighting transformer and panel
boards and extending to the light fixtures.
(2) Requirements:

Lighting circuits shall generally be shown separate from other circuits.
Coordinate lighting layouts with location of mechanical and other electrical

equipment.
Lighting circuits may include feeders, transformers, panel boards, wires, cables,
raceways, switches, lamps, outlets, emergency lighting batteries, relays, etc.
Delineation for systems shall include runs from the service entrance equipment through
the lighting control panel boards and contractors to the lights.
Size, material, etc., shall be given for wire, conduit, and special fittings.
"Night lights" or "security lighting" circuits shall be distinguishable from the other lighting.
Emergency battery-powered lighting units, which are activated by power failures,

shall clearly indicate the lighting circuits to which they are connected and that they
are connected on the line side of all switches per applicable code.
Mounting height for fixtures shall be given by note or shown on elevations.
The lighting symbols shall include light fixture type number or letter code within or
adjacent to them with their "home-run" branch circuit number, and a lower case letter
indicating switches by which they are controlled. Note height if different from typical.
Panel board connection details shall be shown; a panel board schedule shall be
used. The mounting height shall be given by note or in elevation if not covered in the
specification. Panel schedules shall describe equipment and its location.
K.6.12 Facility Communication Plan(s)
(1) Definition: Facility communication plans are electrical plans which depict the
interconnecting electrical circuits between devices such as telephones, closed-circuit
television, intercoms, public address, etc., as well as the various alarm or signaling
systems such as fire detection and alarm, energy, management and control system and
security alarm, etc.
(2) Requirements:
The location of the communication equipment shall be shown or noted.
The interconnecting wiring and/or cabling shall be shown.
When more than one system is shown on a plan, each shall be made clearly discernible.
Raceway systems and components (cable tray, pull boxes, conduit, wire way, etc.)
shall be located and described as required.
Communication systems may be integrated together into common data

communication links.
K.6.13 Diagrams, General
(1) Definition: An electrical diagram is a graphic explanation of the manner in which an

electrical installation or system performs its intended function. It depicts the
characteristics and relationships of items within a specified area or functional system
by the use of symbols and lines.

(2) Requirements:
Diagrams, depending upon the type, shall show flow, function, or physical connections.
The layout of electrical diagrams shall be such that the main features are prominently
shown. The part of the diagram shall be spaced to provide an even balance between
blank spaces and lines. A sufficient blank area should be provided in the vicinity of
symbols to avoid crowding of notes. Provide blank spaces for planned additions.
Diagram line work shall be of medium line width except where otherwise specified in
the respective paragraph for a particular diagram type.
A set of electrical drawings shall generally include either a one-line diagram, schematic
diagram, or both.
Drawing titles shall include the delineation type, as follows, when the drawing
contains only a single delineation.
% Block diagram
% Single-line diagram
% Schematic diagram
% Connection diagram
When combination of electrical delineation types are included on the same drawing, the
entry for the type of drawing in the title block shall be selected to adequately define
the drawing content. Typically, if a drawing combines all of the delineation types, the
entry in the title block shall be ELECTRICAL DIAGRAMS.
Facilities diagrams shall consist of the following types as required by project::-
% Block diagram
% Single-line diagram
% Schematic diagram
% Connection diagram
When a circuit contains parts which need to be shown grouped, the grouping shall be
indicated by means of a boundary line enclosure.
All lines between blocks or symbols shall be vertical or horizontal, with the use of
diagonal lines restricted.
Lines shall be as direct and short as possible without the use of diagonal lines.
Lines shall have a minimum number of turns and crossings, crossings shall be
looped.
The nomenclature or other designations used for identification of blocks, symbols,

equipments, etc., shall be in accordance with the device, equipment marking, or the
standards established for the facilities.
Interface reference for flow lines, etc., that are "from" or "to" features not included on
the drawing shall have a direction arrow.
Notes concerning physical or functional information shall be used, as required, when

it is necessary to have an accompanying description to clarify the graphic presentation.

More than one type of diagram may be included on one drawing; however, they
should usually be kept separate from plan drawings.
Connecting lines should preferably be drawn horizontally or vertically and with as few
bends and crossovers as possible.
When connecting lines are drawn parallel, the spacing between lines after fifty
percent (50%) reduction shall be legible.
A specific diagram type may include supplementary information beyond the

requirements outlined in its descriptive text. For example, a block diagram or
connection diagram may include schematic information, while a schematic diagram may
include wiring information. The combination of information on a specific diagram type is
dependent upon increasing the utility of the diagram. The entry for the type of drawing
in the title block shall be selected based upon the major purpose of the drawing.
K.6.14 Block Diagrams
(1) Definition: A block diagram describes the concepts and/or organization of an

equipment or facility by the use of rectangular blocks, representing functions or
groups of functions. Interconnecting lines establish the relationships between blocks
and indicate the direction of information flow.
(2) A block diagram is used to give a quick over-all picture of a system and the general
inter-relationships between components of that system. It may be used for general
arrangement studies, functional explanations, systemization of facilities, or for design
discussion purposes.
(3) Requirements:
A block diagram shall be presented in as simple a form as possible.
Rectangular blocks shall be used to represent functional electrical systems or parts

thereof and/or major elements of an electrical system or circuit. Various other
symbols may be used as supplementary information to increase the utility of the
diagram.
Lines connecting blocks shall indicate relationships, direction of flow of the system,
sequence of operation, etc.
The arrangement of lines and blocks shall show action or energy flow in functional
sequence from top to bottom and/or left to right of the diagram, starting at the top left or
top center and ending at the bottom right of the diagram.
Identifying nomenclature shall be included within the blocks.
Connection lines shall be labeled, where necessary, to make the meaning clear and
unmistakable.
When dashed lines are used for more than one purpose on a block diagram, these
purposes shall be made clear by label, legend, or note.
Connecting lines may include arrows to further define the circuit flow.
Block diagrams may be made for any level of project activity. For example, a block
diagram at the highest level may be made for a complete project, or any lower-order
stage.

Related mechanical, electromechanical, or optional apparatus may also be included on
block diagrams in rectangular form.
Mechanical connections between such elements shall be illustrated with dashed lines
connecting the applicable blocks.
If the form of the circuit involves multiple sources and common or similar circuits, or
variations thereof, tabulations may be used.
If a block diagram must be divided and placed on more than one drawing, the division
of circuit should be made in a logical manner, that will avoid confusion and at a point
of minimum information transfer.
K.6.15 One-line Diagrams
(1) Definition: A single-line diagram shows, by means of single lines and graphic
symbols, the course of an electrical/electronic circuit or system of circuits and the
component devices or parts used therein. The principal objective of the single-line
diagram is to record a maximum of significant information in a minimum of space.
Facilities single-line diagrams are most useful in representing power distribution and
communication systems. It may be used in the study and explanation of the facilities.
A single-line diagram conveys basic information about the operation of a circuit or
system of circuits. It omits much of the detailed information usually shown on
schematic or connection diagrams. A single-line diagram delineates, in more detail
than a block diagram, information which will subsequently be shown on other diagrams.
(2) Requirements: In general, the requirements specified for schematic diagrams,

paragraph K.6.15 shall apply in addition to the following:
Only one phase of a multiphase system and one polarity of a dc system shall be used
to simplify the circuit and to include the necessary essentials.
The arrangement of the single-line diagram shall be such that the electrical energy or
signal flow is from top to bottom and/or from left to right on the diagram. Items of
higher potential or earlier sequence of utility shall be positioned ahead of those with
lesser potential or later sequence of utility.
Descriptive nomenclature, when used, shall be placed above or to the right of the
subject element or connecting line unless other placement has a distinct advantage
for the particular application.
All symbols shall be of the single-line type.
A single-line diagram is termed functional if various line widths are used to separate
categories of circuits. When this type of diagram is made, the line widths shall be
defined. No more than two widths of lines shall be used. Heavy-width lines
represent power circuits and medium-width lines represent control and measurement
circuits.
Nominal voltages shall be used for supplementary information in the designation of

systems.
Power transformer impedance shall be indicated on the drawing.
Transformer voltage representation shall use the symbols dash (-) an slant (/) as
follows:-
% The dash (-) is used to separate the voltage ratings of separate windings on
a transformer, e.g., 13.8 kV - 480V.

% The slant (/) is used to separate multiple voltage or indicate taps of the same
winding, e.g., 208Y/120.
Transformation ratios shall use the slant (/) as the separation between the values.
A one-line diagram may show only the power circuits or be extended to include
secondary and control circuits in the simplified form.
The one-line diagram may include pertinent rating information about its items; for
example voltages of potential transformers, ampere rating of current transformers, fault
current, interrupting capacity, breaker frame and trip ratings of circuit breakers, motor
horsepower ratings, load estimates, bus ampere and voltage rating.
A one-line diagram may also include wire and cable information, and further
descriptions of elements; i.e., element categories, models, drawing numbers, functional
designations, length of cable.
Indicate distribution equipment, power , control and metering, and protective relay
circuits from the incoming feeder to ultimate motor lighting panel or other load, including
item names.
Winding connection symbols shall be used adjacent to the symbols for the
transformer windings.
The quantity of a particular device may be indicated on a single-line symbol when it is

necessary to define its quantity in relation to the graphical symbol. The numeral
indicating quantity is placed adjacent to the symbol. The number 3 adjacent to the
magnetic overload device indicates that there are three circuits like the one shown.
A note shall be included with the legend or notes indicating the function of the
quantity numeral, e.g., "THE NUMERAL ADJACENT TO RELAYS DENOTES
QUANTITY".
Device lists shall be incorporated on the drawings and included as part of the legend,
when functional designations per paragraph K.6.17 are used. In addition, the meaning
of each suffix used with a device function number should be listed if it is not included
with a complete device function number. The following illustrates a device list.
Examples of Device Function Numbers
1A Master Element
1M Master Element
23 Temperature Control Device
38 Bearing Protective Device
43 Manual Transfer Switch
47 Phase Sequence Voltage Relay
49 Machine Thermal Relay
51 AC Time Overcurrent Relay
51N AC Time Overcurrent Relay (Neutral)
52 AC Circuit Breaker
52X Auxiliary Relay for 52
86 Locking-out Relay
Protective relays may be included along with an indication by operator dash lines on
the device that the relay acts upon.
Electrical values and other functional information shall be included as necessary to

allow analysis of the circuit.

Examples of some types of information that may apply are as follows:-
% Current, voltage and interrupting rating of circuit breakers.
% Primary and secondary voltages and kVA ratings of power transformers.
% Voltage and kVA or kW rating of generators.
% Voltage and HP rating and type of motors.
% Rating and type of load on feeder circuits.
% Ratings of power and control sources.
% Circuit breaker frame trip and interrupting current.
% Switches ampere rating.
% Ratings of instrument transformers, fuses, resistors, capacitors, and

contractors, motor starters.
% Resistance to ground, inductance, and temperature ratings.
% Voltage and current wave forms.
% Bus amperage, voltage and interrupting current.
K.6.16 Schematic Diagrams
(1) Definition: A schematic diagram shows, by means of lines and graphic symbols
located in sequence of function, an electrical/electronic circuit or system circuits. A
schematic diagram is particularly useful where the electrical relationships or circuits and
device elements are the principal considerations. It may be used in
systemization and/or circuit analysis. A schematic diagram emphasizes the device
elements of a circuit, as distinguished from the physical arrangement of conductors,
devices, etc., of a circuit system. The circuit layout follows the signal or transmission
path from input to output, left to right, or in the order of functional sequence without
regard to the actual physical shape, size, or location of the device. They show, in
straight-line form, all circuits and items within a defined area or portion thereof.
(2) Requirements:
Electrical item symbols shall be shown in their de-energized state unless otherwise
noted on the drawing.
The diagram shall be arranged so that the drawing user can follow the functional
relationships (input to output, source to load, order of potential utilization, etc.).
Layout should be such that the path of energy flows from left to right, top to bottom, or
a combination thereof.
Items of the circuit shall be assigned functional designations.
The designations shall be placed adjacent to their symbols, preferably above or to the
right of the symbol.
Descriptive nomenclature shall be used to label all inputs and outputs of the
schematic diagram. Physical operating label nomenclature (for example, PUSH TO

TEST) should be placed adjacent to the push-button switch that will have such
a label.
For interrupted single lines, the line identification may also serve to indicate
destination. In general, identification practice for interrupted single lines shall be the
same as for grouped and bracketed lines described in the paragraph on interrupted
grouped lines. When interrupted lines are grouped and bracketed, line identifications
shall be shown. Bracket destinations or connections may be indicated either by
means of notations outside the brackets or by means of a dashed line. When
the dashed line is used to connect brackets, it shall be drawn so that it will
not be mistaken for a continuation of one of the bracketed lines. The dashed line
shall originate in one bracket and terminate in no more than two brackets. Letters,
numbers, abbreviations, or other identifiers for interrupted lines shall be located as
close as possible to the point of interruption.
The relation of switch position to circuit function shall be shown on schematic

diagrams. For simple toggle switches, it may be sufficient to identify position with
notations such as ON-OFF. For more complex switches, position-to-function
relations may be shown either near the switch symbol or at a more convenient
location on the drawing. When rotary switches perform involved functions a
tabular form of presenting supplementary information is preferred, such as a selector
switch contact development table.
When parts of rotary switches are designated S1A, S1B, S1C, etc., the suffix
letters A, B, C, etc., shall start from the knob or actuator end and then be assigned
sequentially away from this position. Each section of the switch shall be shown
viewed from the same end. When both sides of a rotary switch section are used
to perform separate switching functions, the front (knob or actuator end) and rear
symbols should be differentiated by appropriately modifying the reference
designation, for example S1A FRONT and S1A REAR.
When portions of connectors and terminal boards are separated on the diagram for
drawing convenience, the words "PART OF" shall precede their designation labels
or each individual terminal shall be labeled with its reference designation. When
the separation of portions of connectors or terminal boards on the same drawings,
becomes extensive, the separated parts may be identified as individual terminals. If
individual terminals from different parts, such as connectors, are intermixed,
mechanical connecting lines shall be omitted,
When mechanical functions are closely related to certain electrical functions, the
mechanical components shall be linked to the applicable graphic symbols of the
schematic diagram.
Connecting points of lines should not be purposely laid out to represent actual
physical arrangement of wires. This type of information will be provided
by connection diagrams.
Terminal identifications may be added to graphic symbols to indicate actual physical

markings which appear on or near item termination.
When terminals or leads of multilead items are identified on the item by a wire color,
code, letter, number, or geometric symbol, this identification shall be shown on
or near the connecting line adjacent to the symbol.
When rotary-type, adjustable resistors are shown on schematic diagrams, it is

desirable to indicate the direction of rotation with respect to an arbitrary reference
point. It is customary to refer to the rotary motion as clockwise or counterclockwise
when rotation is viewed from the knob or actuator end of the control.

Subdivisions of items may be identified by adding a suffix letter to the designation of
the part. For example, CB1A and CB1B identify electrically separate sections of a
dual circuit breaker designated CB1. In cases where multiple items are physically
integral but are shown separately they shall be identified by suffix letters. Where they
are shown together within an enclosure, the assignment of suffix letters is optional.
Portions of mullet-item components may be shown at different locations on the

schematic diagram. In such cases, suffix letters added to reference designations will
indicate the relationships of the subdivisions to the whole components.
In schematic diagrams for switching circuits, reference designations may be aligned

along one edge of the circuit instead of being shown at the symbol. Mechanical
linkage lines of mullet-item switching devices and reference designations for
individual contacts may be omitted when the association of parts is clear.
In general, terminal symbols may be omitted unless required for clarification.
Explanatory information in the form of notes, that describe sequence of operations or

the dependence of a circuit upon other actions, may be located adjacent to the
particular related device, schematic delineation, or with the note of the drawing.
K.6.17 Connection Diagrams
(1) Definition: A connection diagram shows the general physical arrangement and
electrical connections of a unit or of its component devices or parts. It may cover
internal or external connections, or both, and contains such detail as is needed to make
or trace the connections on the equipment. An interconnection diagram is a form of
connection diagram which shows the external wiring connections between different
units of an equipment or different equipment of a system. Connection diagrams are
used as a guide for installation of wire or cable. They are used for circuit tracing
but not for circuit analysis. They serve the following purposes:-
Furnish information showing electrical connections for an installation in diagram form.
Facilitate determination of electrical connection adequacy.
Facilitate maintenance of equipment.
Supplement schematic and single-line diagrams by relating circuit information with

the actual wiring and relative location of items. Connection diagrams are classified
as either "lineless" or "line" types. The "line" type classification includes two subtypes:-
the point-to-point and the cable (or highway) type. The point-to-point diagram shall be
used when the quantity of connections is small. The cable or highway type, as well as
the "lineless" type, shall generally be used for a complex connection diagram.
(2) Common Requirements:
The physical arrangement of device terminals and connections thereto are generally
pictorially shown.
All connections shall be listed or all lines and symbols required to fully represent wire,
cable, and circuit items and their connections within a defined area shall be depicted.
Point-to-point wire and/or cable types, connection information, and specific terminal
identifications shall be shown.
System items, whenever feasible, shall be represented by rectangles and/or circles.

Other geometric shapes which approximate the outline of the item, and are simple in
form may be used. These outlines may encompass portions of their internal circuits

in single-line or schematic form where more rapid understanding of the drawing will
result, e.g., fuses, circuit breakers, switches, etc.
Termination on items shall be represented by attached lines, rectangles, or circles. They

shall be identified by letters, numbers, pigtail colors, or other nomenclature. This
identification shall agree with actual marking on the item, when possible, and shall be
compatible with other designations of the same item within the drawing set.
Item symbols shall be identified with the functional designations or other

nomenclature assigned to them on single-line and/or schematic diagrams of the facility.
Rating and circuit function information which is indicated on single-line and/or schematic
diagrams shall not be duplicated on connection diagrams. However, polarities and
phase indications shall be included.
To avoid possible damage to equipment by improper connections, every

consideration shall be given to indicating proper phasing. The diagram shall specify
wires which must be grouped in conduit as well as the proper identification of the
wires and conduits. If conduits are not used, the wires must be grouped in a convenient
manner to facilitate identification.
Pre-wired connections are those made by the equipment or item manufacturer. Pre-
wired connections may be indicated by drawing notes directed to the connecting line
indicating that the connection is pre-wired.
Connections shown with solid lines outside of the symbol outline indicate connections
which are required to be made by those making the installation.
The item symbols may be arranged in the manner which provides the simplest, most
diagrammatic form of representation. They may also be arranged to approximate
their actual physical relationship with each other.
Information notes may be included for clarification and explanation as required.
(3) Requirements for line-Type Connection Diagram:-
Continuous lines to represent conductors between the terminals of one item and the
terminals of another item shall be shown.
The lines shall be drawn horizontal or vertical wherever possible and as direct as
practical. Double crossovers should be avoided.
Insulation and cable composition shall be defined by the drawing note, which may call
for the applicable specification. When a number of wires are the same size, it is
recommended that a general note such as the following be included:-
"ALL WIRES 12 AWG (SPECIFICATION NO.) UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED".
Multi-conductor cables shall utilize colour coding specified in BS and IEE regulation
utilizing coloured insulation. Spare wire shall be indicated.
Wire colors shall be indicated for wire other than that which is part of cable assembly
information included on another drawing or specification. Wire colors shall be indicated
by showing abbreviations shown below. Shielded wire shall be indicated.
Color Abbreviation
Black BK
White (Neutral Conductor Only) W

Red R
Green G
Orange OR
Blue BL
Yellow Y
Brown BR
It is preferred that color designations be shown above the line to which they belong.
Wire color designations shall be placed at both ends of a connection line unless the
connection shown is short, in which case a single indication is sufficient.
The highway line-type connection diagram is basically the same as the point-to-point
line-type diagram with the exception that groups of inter-item connecting lines are
merged into paths called highways instead of being shown for the entire run as
individual lines.
From the device or component terminals, short lines or feed line are shown
perpendicular to the cable or highway line. The junction of the feed line with the
highway line shall be indicated with an inclined or curved line. The curved or inclined
line indicates the run direction in joining the cable or highway line.
Crossing of lines shall be avoided. If this is not possible, they should be looped at 90
with respect to each other.
Wire data on feed lines shall include wire destinations, color and wire type.
Feed-line destinations may be indicated by specifying function or other designations

and terminal number of the component to be connected.
Wires which must be segregated for electrical reasons from other wires, or which are
otherwise critical, shall be shown separately or run directly from terminal to terminal.
More than one cable or highway line may be used to facilitate indication of wire runs
or to indicate grouping of particular wires into cable or harness assemblies. A
drawing note with the aid of a symbol, if necessary, shall identify the highways as being
part of the same or different cable assemblies.
Wire groupings may be shown as in interrupted line, identified with a symbol, and the
destination grouping with the same symbol and letters or numbers.
(4) Requirements for Lineless-Type Connection Diagram:-
Continuous connecting lines between items are omitted. Short spur lines from
connectors, terminals, terminal boards, etc., shall be used in conjunction with item
and item terminal designations to convey the connection information.
Destinations shall be indicated in terms of designators or other nomenclature

established on the single-line and schematic diagrams and referred to in or near item
symbols on the connection diagram.
These designations shall be followed by a dash number(s) or letter(s) to indicate to what

terminal, connector, pigtail, lead, etc., they are to be connected. If the item description
nomenclature is too long, it may be abbreviated.
One end of each wire or cable shall specify the wire size and type and be placed,
preferably, above one of the spur lines, unless better indicated by note.
One end of each wire shall include its color code in the terms specified by paragraph
A6.16 and be placed above the spur line unless it may be better indicated by note.

If the wires for mating between item connections are furnished with items, they shall be
labeled "PGT" (pigtails). In such cases the wire size and type may be omitted.
K.6.18 Function Designations
(1) Definitions:
Functional designations are words, abbreviations, or meaningful number or letter

combinations, usually derived from the function of an item, and used on drawings,
equipment, and instructional material to identify items of a complete control system or
equipment in terms of function.
Switch gear designations are numbers that describe the functions performed by electric
devices in switching circuits used in the generation, transmission, and distribution of
electric power. Supplementary letters and numbers are used with the basic
designation to permit positive identification of an item.
Control device designations are letters used to identify the function of electric control to
identify the function of electric control devices on power utilization equipment. Suitable
prefix numbers and letters are added to the basic designation to distinguish between
devices performing similar functions.
(2) Requirements:
Switch gear and control device designations shall be applied as outlined under
definitions. In general, on one complete drawing or set of drawings, only one system
of designations shall be used.
When using functional designations on an individual equipment, supplementary letters

or numbers shall have one meaning only and the meaning shall be clearly designated
in a device list on the drawing.
(3) Switch gear Designations:
A device function number, with appropriate suffix letter or letters where necessary,
shall be used to identify the function of each device in all types of partial automatic
and automatic, and in many types of manual, switch gear. These numbers shall be
used on drawings, in publications, and in specifications. In addition, for automatic
switch gear, the number shall be placed on or adjacent to each device in the assembled
equipment so that the device may be readily identified. Designations shall be in
accordance with designations for Electric Power Switch gear Devices and Industrial
Control Devices.
(4) Control Device Designations:
The assignment of designations to devices on specific equipment is governed solely by

the function or functions performed by each device on particular equipment and not
by the type or nature of the device or its possible use for other functions in other
equipment. Thus, the same type of device may perform different functions in different
equipment or even in the same equipment. It may, therefore, be identified by different
designations.
K.6.19 Symbols for Electrical Drawings
(1) Electrical/Electronic Symbols for Diagrams are graphical symbols providing coverage
for electrical and electronic diagrams. Correlation of symbols with parts lists,
descriptions, or instructions may be established by means of reference and functional
designations.

It should be noted that letter combinations used as part of graphical symbols are not
abbreviations. Functional designations shall be assigned in accordance with
paragraph K.6.17.
(2) Symbols for Electrical Plans are graphical symbols that provide coverage for
architectural and electrical layout drawings. Functional electrical and electronic
symbols are given in paragraph K.6.18(a) and should be consulted to provide full
coverage for these drawings.
(3) Labels for panel boards and electrical equipment shall designate the source location
("Fed from ........."), voltage and current. For detail label formats, refer to the AA
General Material and Workmanship Specification Vol. 5.
K.7 SIGNAGE AND GRAPHICS
K.7.1 Contents
of the static and dynamic signage components and systems of the project. The following
shall be included in the static and dynamic signage and graphics drawings when applicable to
the specific project.
(1) Location of material, assemblies, products and accessories
(2) Size, thickness and significant dimensions of all signage elements
(3) Gauges, except for prefabricated and assembled units
(4) Details of specially fabricated connections
(5) Relationship of adjacent dissimilar materials
(6) Soil boring or test pit logs including locations for foundations supporting exterior signs
(7) Sign location plans shall present all necessary information to show the location of all
signage system components. Drawings shall indicate at a minimum the symbol
designations for each sign, front and back panel designations, sign type and sign unit
number.
K.7.2 Sequence
Signage and Graphics Drawings are divided into two sections: Static signage and Dynamic
Signage. The static and dynamic signage sections are divided into six groups each.
The group number will always remain the same no matter how large the project. Additional
drawings may be added with groups without interrupting the alphanumerical order.
Static Signage Drawings:-
0 Index, Symbols, Abbreviations, Key Plan, Notes, Nomenclature, Sign Type Summary
1 Airport Layout Plan, Site Facilities Signage Key Plan, Roadway Signage Key Plan
2 Sign Location Plans
3 Sections and Interior Elevations
4 Sign Finish Schedule, Color Schedule, Pictographs, Lettering Spacing Guides, Letter
form Style

5 Sign Type Details; Sign Elevations, Mounting Conditions, Graphic Layouts, Sign
Units Details
Dynamic Signage Drawings:-
0 Index, Symbols, Abbreviations, Key Plan, Notes, Nomenclature, Sign Type Summary
1 Airport Layout Plan, Site Facilities Signage Key Plan, Roadway Signage Key Plan
2 Sign Location Plans, Detailed Plans/Enlargements
3 Sections and Interior Elevations
4 Display Unit Schedule, Letter Form Style, System Block Diagram, Interface Block
Diagram, Flight Information Display System Block Diagram
5 Display Unit Details; Display Unit Elevations, Mounting Conditions, Graphic

Layouts, Details
Refer to Appendix D for numbering.
K.7.3 Plans
(1) North direction arrow located in accordance to drawing requirements and at

top of drawing, where feasible
(2) Floor elevation
(3) Cross reference symbols or notations to sign types, details and other related
signage information drawings so these drawing elements can be readily located
(4) Sign location plans shall present the following minimum information:-
(a) Symbol designation for each sign

(b) Front panel designation
(c) Back panel designation
(d) Sign type
(e) Sign unit number
K.7.4 Sections and Interior Elevations
Sections and interior elevation drawings show typical sign unit elevations
and their relationship, size, mounting dimensions and location to interior architectural
elements.
K.7.5 Details
Detail drawings for both static and dynamic signage show sign unit elevations,
mounting conditions, sizes, graphic layouts and construction details of each sign and
display unit type.
K.7.6 Continuation
Drawings shall indicate, where applicable, any continuation from one drawing to another
and where plans and system layouts are continued on another drawing. The location
of the drawing on which the continuation appears must be noted at the point of break in
the plans.

APPENDIX L STANDARD PROFILES

APPENDIX M STANDARD TITLE BLOCK

APPENDIX N STANDARD NOTATION AND SYMBOL
This appendix contains the standard notation and symbols adopted by the Authority.
Proposals for additional notation or symbols, where required must be submitted to

the Authority for prior approval.

APPENDIX O STANDARD IMPLEMENTATION CHECK LIST


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Approval For Issue

No. Major Section Revised Description

1 Section 13 Titleblock layout is updated.

1.0 SCOPE AND PURPOSE ................................................................................................................. 9

13.2 Signature Block ......................................................................................................................... 19

CADD STANDARD SPECIFICATION FOR AUTOCAD 5

21.4 Void Drawings............................................................................................................................ 25

CADD STANDARD SPECIFICATION FOR AUTOCAD 6

TABLE 17 MASTER PLANNING .................................................................................................... 74

CADD STANDARD SPECIFICATION FOR AUTOCAD 7

ATTRIBUTE DATA THAT DESCRIBES FACTS OR CHARACTERISTICS OF A

AUTOCAD A GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN/DRAFTING

CADD FILE A FILE PRODUCED BY A CADD SYSTEM. THE SOFTWARE MAY

CADD COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN AND DRAUGHTING

DGN FORMAT OF MICROSTATION FILE. THIS FILE IS COMMONLY

DWG FORMAT OF AUTOCAD FILE.

FACILITY AN ITEM TO BE MANAGED BY THE FACILITY MANAGEMENT (FM)

FIN FACILITY IDENTIFICATION NUMBER. REFERS TO SECTION 7.1

MICROSTATION A GENERAL PURPOSE COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN/DRAFTING

CADD STANDARD SPECIFICATION FOR AUTOCAD 8

CADD STANDARD SPECIFICATION FOR AUTOCAD 9

3.0 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

Application Areas Software

3D Modeling and review Autodesk Revit 2016

CADD STANDARD SPECIFICATION FOR AUTOCAD 10

All submittals must conform to the following requirements:

Any software developed or purchased by the Consultants/Contractors and approved by the

Any exceptions to these requirements must be approved in writing by the Authority.

Storage Media Supported Supported Format

Blu-Ray disc 50GB Microsoft Windows 7 compatible

CD-ROM 700MB Microsoft Windows 7 compatible

CADD STANDARD SPECIFICATION FOR AUTOCAD 11

Contact CADD/FM Person Name Tel / Fax Number

Main Consultants or Contractors Name Contract Number

Sub-consultant or Sub-contractor Name

Media Description (i.e. record size, etc.)

Submittal Date (dd/mm/yy) Media ID (i.e. tape 1 of 3)

4.4 File List

4.5 Drawing List

4.5.1 Details of Drawing list file

CADD STANDARD SPECIFICATION FOR AUTOCAD 12

5.1 Layer Structure

5.2 Entity Properties

5.2.1 Line Weight

Line Weight (mm)

5.2.2 Line Type

5.2.3 Text (Lettering Style)

2.5mm Normal Text, Notes, Dimensions

CADD STANDARD SPECIFICATION FOR AUTOCAD 13

5.5 Coordinate Basis

5.6 CADD File Accuracy

5.8 File Setting

CADD STANDARD SPECIFICATION FOR AUTOCAD 14

5.11 Use of Attachment Reference Files

6.0 PLOTTED MEDIA REQUIREMENT

6.1 Scanned image files

The drawings shall be scanned in PDF format.

CADD STANDARD SPECIFICATION FOR AUTOCAD 15

7.1 Facility Identification Number

7.2 Use of Identifiers