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I have tons of questions in regard to what is, and isn't, in accordance with ISO standards when drawing P&IDs. So, I'm looking for a resource which gives a complete overview of the standards.

Meta:

I realize this question may veer towards being off-topic, but user RickSupportsMonica's answer to this meta question argues questions asking for standards ought to be allowed. I agree. This isn't me asking for your opinion about what's the best resource. I'm asking for a resource that satisfies two objective, decidable criteria:

  1. The resource contains ISO standards.
  2. The resource is complete (that is, all standards are included).

Furthermore, the issue of ephemerality is removed if the resource is a reguarly updated site. And, it definitely isn't something that is only going to help a small number of people, given this is a basic thing that helps anyone drawing P&IDs in accordance with ISO standards. So, the only issue left is the fact that this is answerable by a simple link, though to me, that isn't really a problem. I understand if the majority of users here find it a problem though, and thus decide to close my question.

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Well basically the text of the standard is available at:

iso.org

Though ISO has a number of local distributors, that may be more convenient to deal with or even get free acces through university libraries or physically at their library. So for example I use SFS online because thats the distributor of my local standards as well as ISO standards and my organisation has a contract with them.

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