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ABBREVIATIONS - PLUMBING PLUMBING SYMBOLS PLUMBING SYMBOLS PIPING DESCRIPTION Dewberry AD AREA DRAIN 25 S 6 5 4 3 2 1 ABBREVIATIONS - PLUMBING PLUMBING SYMBOLS PLUMBING SYMBOLS PIPING DESCRIPTION Dewberry AD AREA DRAIN 25 S. Grove Avenue Suite 500 SYMBOL DESCRIPTION SYMBOL DESCRIPTION BF BALANCING FITTING BFP BACKFLOW PREVENTER VALVE Elgin, IL 60120 HARD COLD WATER (HDCW) 847.695.5840 Phone BLV GLOBE VALVE 847.695.6579 Fax CONTROL VALVE (3-WAY) WALL CLEANOUT BP BOOSTER PUMP BTV BUTTERFLY VALVE Dewberry Engineers Inc. F COLD WATER (DCW) #184005007-0002 BV BALL VALVE CONTROL VALVE (2-WAY) LINE/FLOOR CLEANOUT 401 SW WATER STREET CD CONDENSATE DRAIN SUITE 701 HOT WATER (DHW) CEB CONCRETE EQUIPMENT BASE PEORIA, IL 61602 GATE VALVE FLOOR DRAIN W/ P-TRAP CI CAST IRON CKV CHECK VALVE 309.282.8000 309.282.8001 fax HOT WATER RETURN (DHWR) CO CLEANOUT BALANCING VALVE ROOF DRAIN CP CIRCULATING PUMP VENT (V) D DRAIN LINE DCW COLD WATER GLOBE VALVE THERMOMETER (TH) DF DRINKING FOUNTAIN STORM (ST) DHW HOT WATER BALL VALVE "A" WATER HAMMER ARRESTER (LETTER DESIGNATES SIZE) DHWR HOT WATER RETURN DN DOWN SANITARY (W) DSB DOWNSPOUT BOOT A CHECK VALVE AQUASTAT DSN DOWNSPOUT NOZZEL DT DRAIN TILE BUTTERFLY VALVE SLEEVE DWH DOMESTIC WATER HEATER ES EMERGENCY SHOWER / EYEWASH ESTV EMERGENCY SHOWER TEMPERING VALVE PRESSURE REGULATING VALVE PLUG IN END OF PIPE EWC ELECTRIC WATER COOLER EXT EXPANSION TANK FBO FURNISHED BY OWNER VENTURI FLOW METER PIPE ANCHOR FCO FLOOR CLEANOUT FD FLOOR DRAIN BACKFLOW PREVENTER PIPE GUIDE FL FIRE LINE N E FS FLOOR SINK O T G NATURAL GAS I T C PIPE REDUCER EXPANSION JOINT (EJ) GI GREASE INTERCEPTOR I C HB HOSE BIBB R U HDCW HARD DOMESTIC COLD WATER T E R Y-STRAINER RELIEF VALVE S I T INV INVERT ELEVATION U D S N PRV L LAVATORY 1 N E UNION LI LINT INTERCEPTOR K PRESSURE REDUCING VALVE 4 V O R LT LAUNDRY TUB 4 A 0 A C MSB MOP SINK BASIN 6 P PIPE CAP OR PLUG P PUMP E NC NORMALLY CLOSED D L C I P N GENERAL NIC NOT IN CONTRACT I , N A H T M OI OIL INTERCEPTOR PIPE CONTINUES METER E S R OS & Y OUTSIDE SCREW & YOKE G R N O OSW OPEN SITE WASTE N I W ELBOW UP P HED HOSE END DRAIN VALVE PD PUMP DISCHARGE W A X D K X = SECTION DETAIL NUMBER O PRV PRESSURE REDUCING VALVE L D C I . XX XX = SHEET REFERENCE T HB PT PLASTER TRAP B S ELBOW DOWN HOSE BIBB (HB) O PVC POLYVINYL CHLORIDE T L 1 R RD ROOF DRAIN R 1 O O TOP TAKE-OFF WH NON-FREEZE WALL HYDRANT (WH) SAN SANITARY SEWER (EXTERIOR) 8 F 1 P SCW SOFT COLD WATER K SH SHOWER D C BOTTOM TAKE-OFF PRESSURE GAUGE SK SINK E O SL SECURITY LAVATORY U L S D F SP SUMP PUMP BRANCH-SIDE CONNECTION FLOW SWITCH S X X = CALLOUT DETAIL NUMBER I XX = SHEET REFERENCE SS SANITARY SEWER XX ST STORM SEWER / STORM DRAIN DIRECTION OF FLOW GAS PRESSURE REGULATING VALVE STM STEAM SWC SECURITY WATER CLOSET DELLWOOD PARK COMMUNITY CENTER COMMUNITY PARK DELLWOOD SWC/L SECURITY WATER CLOSET 1/8" PIPE SLOPE AS NOTED GAS COCK SWH STEAM WATER HEATER TD TRENCH DRAIN TMV THERMOSTATIC MIXING VALVE TW TEMPERED WATER TYP TYPICAL UR URINAL V VENT VTR VENT THROUGH ROOF W WASTE SEAL WC WATER CLOSET WCO WALL CLEANOUT WH WALL HYDRANT WM WATER METER WS WATER SOFTENER YCO YARD CLEANOUT C PROJECT NORTH GENERAL NOTES - PLUMBING 1 THIS SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS SHEET IS FOR THE PLUMBING CONTRACTORS REFERENCE ONLY. NOT ALL SYMBOLS AND/OR ABBREVIATIONS MAY APPLY TO THIS PARTICULAR PROJECT. ADDITIONS OR OMISSIONS FROM THIS SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS SHEET DO NOT IMPLY INCLUSION AND/OR EXCLUSION OF ANY SCALE PARTICULAR ITEM FROM THE PROJECT. 2 ALL PHYSICAL ATTRIBUTES OF EQUIPMENT AND DEVICES ARE BASED ON THOSE LISTED IN THE EQUIPMENT SCHEDULES. THE RESPECTIVE CONTRACTORS ARE NTS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL CHANGES BROUGHT ABOUT BY USE OF ITEMS BY OTHER MANUFACTURERS. THE ARCHITECT/ENGINEER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REJECT ITEMS BY OTHER MANUFACTURERS IF THOSE ITEMS DO NOT MATCH THE PHYSICAL ATTRIBUTES OF THE MANUFACTURERS LISTED. 3 ALL PLUMBING WORK SHALL CONFORM WITH THE ILLINOIS PLUMBING CODE 2014, LOCAL AND MUNICIPAL CODES AND AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION. 4 PROVIDE ACCESS DOORS FOR VALVES, EQUIPMENT, AND MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS. COORDINATE LOCATION AND INSTALLATION WITH OTHER TRADES. B 5 PLUMBING PIPING SHALL NOT RUN INTO OR OVER ROOMS INDICATED TO BE ELECTRICAL ROOMS, SERVER ROOMS, OR ROOMS HAVING EQUIPMENT PANELS IN THEM. 6 PIPE PENETRATIONS THROUGH FLOORS OR WALLS SHALL BE SLEEVED AND SEALED TO MAKE WATER TIGHT AND MAINTAIN FIRE RATINGS. REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL PLANS FOR FIRE RATINGS OF ALL FLOOR AND WALL TYPES. No. Description Date REVISIONS DRAWN BY JM APPROVED BY JMF CHECKED BY JMF DATE 02/15/2017 TITLE PLUMBING SYMBOLS, ABBREVIATIONS & A NOTES PROJECT NO. 50080399 P-001 SHEET NO..
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