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    Identification of Pipe by Color Color Coding of Piping

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    The document outlines a national building code that standardizes the color coding of piping based on the material being piped. It divides piping into divisions designated by color - red, orange, yellow, green, white/buff, blue/green, brass/bronze, gray, and black. Each color division lists common materials that are piped in those colors, such as red for carbon dioxide and fire service water, yellow for acids and various gases, and green for steam and exhaust systems. The color coding system aims to easily identify the contents of pipes.

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    The document outlines a national building code that standardizes the color coding of piping based on the material being piped. It divides piping into divisions designated by color - red, orange, yellow, green, white/buff, blue/green, brass/bronze, gray, and black. Each color division lists common materials that are piped in those colors, such as red for carbon dioxide and fire service water, yellow for acids and various gases, and green for steam and exhaust systems. The color coding system aims to easily identify the contents of pipes.

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    The document outlines a national building code that standardizes the color coding of piping based on the material being piped. It divides piping into divisions designated by color - red, orange, yellow, green, white/buff, blue/green, brass/bronze, gray, and black. Each color division lists common materials that are piped in those colors, such as red for carbon dioxide and fire service water, yellow for acids and various gases, and green for steam and exhaust systems. The color coding system aims to easily identify the contents of pipes.

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    The document outlines a national building code that standardizes the color coding of piping based on the material being piped. It divides piping into divisions designated by color - red, orange, yellow, green, white/buff, blue/green, brass/bronze, gray, and black. Each color division lists common materials that are piped in those colors, such as red for carbon dioxide and fire service water, yellow for acids and various gases, and green for steam and exhaust systems. The color coding system aims to easily identify the contents of pipes.

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    IDENTIFICATION OF PIPE BY COLOR

    COLOR CODING OF PIPING

    NBC Amended Rules and Regulation (PD 1096)


    Rule XIII Electrical and Mechanical Regulations

    MATERIAL PIPED

    NATIONAL BUILDING CODE (Rule X Mechanical Regulations) pp196

    PIPE IDENTIFICATION

    DIVISION

    DESIGNATION

    COLOR

    COLOR
    RED

    Carbon Dioxide
    Water (Fire Service)

    Carbon Dioxide
    Fire Service Water

    ORANGE

    Acetylene
    Blast Furnace Gas
    Gasoline
    Grease
    Hydrogen
    Oxygen
    Oil
    Tar
    Producer Gas
    Liquid Petroleum Gas
    Oil and Water
    Vacuum-High

    Acetylene
    B.F. Gas
    Gasoline
    Grease
    Hydrogen
    Oxygen
    Oil
    Tar
    Producer Gas
    LPG
    Oil and Water
    High Vacuum

    Acid
    Air-High Pressure
    Ammonia
    Steam-High Pressure
    Steam-Low Pressure
    Water-Boiler Feed
    Water-Hot
    Water-High Pressure

    Acid
    H.P. Air
    Ammonia
    H.P. Steam
    L.P. Steam
    Boiler Feed Water
    Hot Water
    H.P. Water

    Air-Low Pressure
    Argon-Low Pressure
    Helium-Low Pressure
    Nitrogen-Low Pressure
    Water-Cold
    Water-Distilled
    Water-Low Pressure
    Water-Treated
    Oil and Water

    L.P. Air
    L.P. Argon
    L.P. Helium
    L.P. Nitrogen
    Cold Water
    Distilled Water
    L.P. Water
    Treated Water
    Oil and Water

    YELLOW

    GREEN

    Steam

    High Pressure
    Exhaust System

    WHITE
    BUFF

    Water

    H.P. & L.P. Fresh Water


    Salt Water

    BLUE
    GREEN

    Oil

    Delivery
    Discharge

    BRASS BRONZE
    YELLOW

    Pneumatic

    All Piping

    GRAY

    Gas
    Fuel Oil
    Refrigeration

    All Piping
    All Piping
    Pipes and Fittings

    BLACK

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