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Pipe insulation type

2017-01-12View Original

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I have a question: on the pipeline drawings, the insulation type is indicated as NI (F2). What does this mean? Does anyone know?
Reply #22017-01-12
Look at the legend on the first few pages of the flowchart; there is no universal standard, so you can only rely on the legend
Reply #32017-01-16
It is estimated that N1 or F2 correspond to different parameters such as insulation thickness; the specifics depend on the legend or annotation requirements
Reply #42017-01-17
No, I’m not quite sure what this is. It’s recommended to take a look at the sample and see if the instructions on it indicate this meaning

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