Representation method in the chemical plant piping plan for many pipes between two columns
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In a chemical plant piping plan, when there are multiple pipes in the same orientation but at different levels between two columns, how should they be represented so that they can be seen clearly at a glance?
I would like to ask the experienced colleagues: Using multiple pipe break symbols in this way to represent different pipelines is too complicated. Is there a better way to represent them? :$
You represent it in two layers: the upper layer has a downward bend at its end, while the lower layer consists of a tee connection
Create layered drawings or produce elevation and sectional views.
“Represented in two layers means “I don’t understand; it’s about drawing two layers of pipelines on a single plane.” On a computer, it’s easy to determine the direction by looking at the color of the lines; however, on blueprints it’s more complicated, as one has to count the number of breaks: L
The sectional view has been created, allowing for an easy visualization of the pipeline layout. But how can one distinguish between the pipelines when drawing floor plans (especially when looking at blueprints)?
Draw according to the different standard scores of the pipelines； Then the auxiliary sectional view and single-line diagram!
Draw according to the different standard scores of the pipelines； Then the auxiliary sectional view and single-line diagram!