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Pipeline design issues

2019-12-20View Original

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Why do some pipelines have to be split into two paths before being combined back into one? Can’t we just go straight through? Please explain, expert
Reply #22019-12-21
Yours is too simple; such a design has no practical value. Are there any other associated instruments or filters on these two lines, or are the diameters of these two lines different?
Reply #32019-12-21
It’s drawn too simply; there should be instruments on the main pipeline or the branch pipelines. If the diameters of both pipelines are the same, then an instrument should be installed on the main pipeline, with the bypass pipeline being used for the passage of materials while the instrument on the main pipeline is under maintenance. If the diameter of the branch pipeline is smaller, then monitoring instruments such as pH and conductivity meters should be installed there to monitor the parameters of the materials
Reply #42019-12-21
They are all carbon steel pipes with a diameter of 200, using heat transfer oil as the medium
Reply #52019-12-21
Is there such a design? Like this picture? What is the purpose of valves?
Reply #62019-12-21
There’s nothing wrong with your image design; it’s quite reasonable as well! It seems the new unit hasn’t been started yet!

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