Pipe shaft, vertical pipe, main pipe, branch pipe

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I would like to ask some experienced seniors for advice. In the fine chemical industry, the circulating water enters the workshop through an external pipe corridor. The workshop has four floors in total. The main pipe with a diameter of DN200 enters the pipe shaft; from there, branch pipes with a diameter of DN150 extend out to the first floor. Do these branch pipes continue upward on subsequent floors? Or should I use the DN200 main pipe on the first floor and have it turn into a DN150 pipe as it reaches the pipe shaft? Which approach is better? Also, is there any difference in the spacing between pipes inside the pipe shaft compared to that of ordinary pipes?

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