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Ships & other sea vessels use a pipe marking system that is internationally recognized & defined by the ISO 14726 & ISO (DIS)14726-2 standard.
Text can be used in addition to color to signify the content Color stripes should be placed perpendicular to the pipe axis
Brown Clear
" 1" 2" 3" 4"
Labels are UV, chemical, weather, water, and wear resistant, and they wont fade or smear over time.
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Ships & other sea vessels use a pipe marking system that is internationally recognized & defined by the ISO 14726 & ISO (DIS)14726-2 standard.
Marine Pipe Marking Standards have main colors (defined by ISO 14726) to indicate groups of similar substances. Additional color bars (defined by ISO/DIS 14726-2) are added to indicate specific substances. The additional color should be surrounded by the main color and have a width smaller than that of the main color.
(blue)
NON-FLAMMABLE GASES
Non-flammable gases Oxygen Breathing Gas Nitrogen Refrigerant Pressure air HP Breathing air
(grey)
FIRE FIGHTING
Fire fighting Fire-fighting fresh water Fire-fighting sea water Fire-fighting CO2 gas Sprinkler water Fire-fighting powder Fire-fighting foam
(red)
WASTE MEDIA
Waste media Black water Waste oil Bilge water Exhaust gas Sewage
(black)
FUEL
Fuel Heavy fuel Liquid gas Petrol Diesel fuel
(brown)
STEAM
Steam Steam for heating Bleeder steam LP drains Supply steam Exhaust steam HP drains
(silver)
(orange)
SEA WATER
Sea water Ballast water Cooling sea water Sanitary sea water
(green)
FLAMMABLE GASES
Flammable gasses Hydrogen Acetylene Mixture of Propane/Butane
(yellow)
(violet)
(copper)
It is advised to use directional arrows to indicate the directional flow of the pipe contents. In addition, the usage of text will help avoid any confusion regarding the contents of pipes.
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