![]() In chemistry P is the symbol of the element phosphorus. For the technical use of P in higher criticism, see Old Testament. ![]() It corresponds to Greek pi, but in form it looks like Greek rho (see R ). The end connections available are the same connections that we have available for our valves. P, 16th letter of the alphabet, representing the voiceless bilabial stop. ![]() Once we have saved our changes to Project Setup, we are able to set the end connections of the lines connected to our pump. This will ensure the correct orientation of end connection symbols. Symbols conform to ISA Standard 5.1-2009. We add ‘:EndCode90’ to the name of attachment point 1 and ‘ :EndCode270’ to the name of attachment point 2. Compatible with AutoCAD & AutoCAD LT versions 2006 and newer. We now edit the block definition for our example General Pump symbol. Youll follow a workflow-based approach that mirrors the development of projects in the real world, learning the AutoCAD P&ID interface, Managing the Project. We set it to a Selection List and create a new selection list with a single entry of Unspecified. In the figure above, we add the EndConnections property to the Pumps class. In Project Setup, we simply have to add the List type Property ‘ EndConnections’ to the class of symbol that we want to show end connections and add the ‘:EndCode#’ suffix to the names of the appropriate attachment points in the P&ID block definition of the symbol. However, it is a simple configuration task to add to equipment, or other engineering items, the same end connection symbols that are available for valves. The above pump symbol simply shows the lines connecting to the pump. Out of the box, AutoCAD P&ID does not show the end connections on lines that are connected to items of equipment. ![]()
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