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How should square tubes be labeled in a process piping diagram?

2017-08-11View Original

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How should square tubes be labeled in a process piping diagram? The marking for round tubes can be found in the relevant **standards; I’m not sure what to do for square tubes I would appreciate some advice from fellow sailors, thank you.
Reply #22017-08-11
For short pipelines, it can be indicated as a special pipe component; for longer pipelines, write a line to specify it. Those who have experience with flue gas desulfurization and denitration probably know how to do this~
Reply #32017-08-12
It is generally represented by an inclined parallelogram along with the length, width, and wall thickness
Reply #42017-08-13
The image with a black background and white text was created using CAD, and then I took a screenshot of it to show you.
Reply #52017-08-13
The image with a black background and white text was created using CAD, and then I took a screenshot of it to show you.

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