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2024-05-08View Original

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Are there any standards to follow for labeling pipelines in PID diagrams? Do PL; WW; WS specify which pipeline materials are to be used?
Reply #22024-05-08
The piping labeling in PID diagrams should comply with ISA (International Automation Association) standards or the company’s internal standards. PL, WW, WS, etc. are abbreviations for pipeline services, representing product lines, wastewater, sewage, etc., and specify the types of materials transported through pipelines. .
Reply #32024-05-08
Just follow the chemical industry standards.
Reply #42024-05-09
HG/T20519-2009
Reply #52024-05-09
It is permissible in accordance with the unified regulations for chemical engineering design. You can also decide it on your own, as long as the entire set of design documents is clear and consistent.
Reply #62024-10-14
20519 -2009
Reply #72024-11-06
The common components are all included in 20519; special ones can be customized according to the company’s requirements, and this should be specified uniformly in the project design

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