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What do these symbols in the corrosion and insulation calculation formulas mean?

2018-09-10View Original

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This is my first time dealing with the calculation of work quantities for anti-corrosion and insulation projects, and I’m not sure what the symbols in the following formulas mean I would appreciate some guidance from the experts: In the formula for calculating the surface area of valves listed below, does D refer to the diameter of the pipe in which it is located? S=π×D×2.5×D×K×N. In this formula: D-------diameter (m); K-------adjustment factor (1.05); N-------number of valves. Does the D in the formulas for calculating the surface area of flanges refer to the diameter of the pipeline in which they are located? S=π×D×1.5D×K×N Where: D-------diameter (m) K-------adjustment factor (1.05) N-------number of flanges
Reply #22018-09-10
What you understand is probably correct; we calculate it in the same way as well

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