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Definition of CSD Code Numbers: P I C L S D N R P, I, C, L, S, D, N, R-Ordinal Sections

A CSD code is an alphanumeric code used to uniquely identify engineering drawings in 22 positions. It is divided into ordinal sections for the project code, identification, codification, location, stage, discipline, and numbering. The codification section uses a four digit code to indicate the design area like civil works, electrical, controls, etc. Each discipline then has its own three letter codes to further specify the equipment or component designed.

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Definition of CSD Code Numbers: P I C L S D N R P, I, C, L, S, D, N, R-Ordinal Sections

A CSD code is an alphanumeric code used to uniquely identify engineering drawings in 22 positions. It is divided into ordinal sections for the project code, identification, codification, location, stage, discipline, and numbering. The codification section uses a four digit code to indicate the design area like civil works, electrical, controls, etc. Each discipline then has its own three letter codes to further specify the equipment or component designed.

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Definition of CSD Code Numbers

A CSD code is an alphanumerically code of 22 positions (though not all digits are used for drawings or
letters numbering), subdivided into 5 ordinal sections and having the following appearance.

P I C L S D N R P, I, C, L, S, D, N, R- Ordinal
Sections
L 2 R - S - 7 0 0 0 - G I S - B D - E S O - 0 0 1 - 0
P P P P – Project Code
I I - Identification of drawing
C C C C C - Codification from the List
of Correspondence Subjects
L L L L - location of the project
S S S – Project Stage
D D D D- Discipline
N N N N- Numbering Code
H H H H H H H H – Hyphen or Dash
R - Revision (A-Z)
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Position of CSD Code

Ordinal Section P, Project code, contains three letters: Correspond to the project codification (BUJ -
shortcut), followed by a dash:

Ordinal Section I, is for the Identification of drawings, for which part of the project is addressed, S – for
substation drawings and L – for transmission lines drawings, one digit/letter followed by dash :

Ordinal Section C, is the Codification from the List of Correspondence Subjects, Annex 10 of the
Project Manual, four digits followed by dash:

The Series 6000 and assigned sections from 6100 to 6900 are allocated for Civil Design & General
Design for Substations.

6000 Design Civil & General Substations


6100 Site office, Land acquisition, Site survey and subsoil investigation substations
6200 General civil design, drawings, miscellaneous steel structures, etc. - substations
6300 Substation steel structures - Outdoor steel structures 400kV
6310 Substation steel structures - Outdoor steel structures 220kV
6400 Substation steel structures - Outdoor steel structures 132kV
6500 Substation steel structures - Outdoor steel structures 33kV
6600 Civil drawings and foundations for substations (Buildings, roads, cable ducts, etc.)
6700 Civil drawings and foundations for substations for steel structures 400kV
6710 Civil drawings and foundations for substations for steel structures 220kV
6800 Civil drawings and foundations for substations for steel structures 132kV
6900 Civil drawings and foundations for substations for steel structures 33kV
The Series 7000 and assigned sections from 7100 to 7900 are allocated for Electrical Design for
Substations.

7000 Electrical General


7100 General electrical layouts, Single line diagram, equipment arrangements etc.
7200 400 kV outdoor equipment
7300 220 kV outdoor equipment
7400 132 kV outdoor equipment
7500 33 kV outdoor
7600 DC & AC system, Power and control cables
7700 Auto, power and auxiliary transformers and reactors
7800 PLC equipment
7900 Auxiliary equipment, lighting, earthing, etc.

The Series 8000 and assigned sections from 8100 to 8300 are allocated for Control, Instrumentation,
Protection and Communication Systems for Substations

8000
Control, Instrumentation and Protection System:

8100 Control and Protection System


8200 Substation Automation System
8300 Communication System
8400 Metering System

Ordinal Section S, shows for which stage of the design is assigned the drawing, content of two letters
followed by dash:
BD – Basic Design stage
DD – Detail Design stage
CD – Construction Design stage
AB – As-Built Drawings stage

Ordinal Section D, shows for which discipline of the design is assigned the drawing, content of three
letters followed by dash.
Electrical
EPT – Power Transformers / Autotransformers
ESR – Shunt Reactors
EST – Service Transformers
ECB – Circuit Breakers
EDS – Disconnectors
EES – Earthing Switches
ECT – Current Transformers
ECV – Capacitive Voltage Transformers
ESA – Surge Arrestors
EPI – Post Insulators
EBB – Bus Bars
EEM – Earthing Mat
ECP – Control Panels
EPP – Protections Panels
EAS – Automation System
EAP – Auxiliary Power Supply
ESO – Substation Other Design
Structures
SSS – Steel Structure Calculation
SES – Equipment Supports
SGA – Substation Gantries
Civil & Foundations
CSS – Site Survey
CSI – Soil Investigation
CCB – Control Building
CSC – Structural calculation
CFD – Foundation Type drawings
CSO – Substation Other Design

Ordinal Section N, shows the numbering code of the drawing on each discipline or equipment/part
designed, content of three digits followed by dash.

Ordinal Section R, shows the revision of the drawing, is 0 for the first submission and as shown below
for the next revisions.

Revision Drawing reference


0 – First Submission
A – First revision
B – Second revision
C – Third revision
D – Fourth revision

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